I have to compliment the people who invented this because it is a brilliant idea and should work very well on almost any kind of device it could be attached to. I have a bariatric rollator, which is a nice way of saying a wheeled walker for fat guys, and attached the device in a couple of different places to find the best fit. Because of the way my rollator is designed, it's a little difficult to find a place that will let the cane stay on the rollator without getting in the way of either the wheels or the brake cable mechanism or something else.

Let me be clear, this is an issue only with my fat guy wheeled walker, not the cane holder. As long as you can find a clear path for the cane to lay against one of the rails of whatever you are attaching it to this thing does wonders and makes life much easier. I'm still using it and very happy to, I just have to watch where the cane sits when I reattach it to my rollator. And that's just my problem, something that most people probably won't have to deal with.

All of that being said, and despite my personal challenge with the device, I would highly recommend it for anybody who uses a walker, rollator, or even some wheelchairs because it gives a great alternative to hanging on to a cane when you really don't need to.

It fits my cane and my rollator and makes it easier to keep the cane with me when I use the rollator (wheeled walker) because there are many instances where the cane works better (smaller spaces, etc.) Recommend!

I bought this item to hold my cane when I use the rolator. Works perfect was a extremely easy install even with one hand. It holds my Walmart brand of quad cane very well. Just make sure you put the top hook ABOVE the brace holding the seat so it can't slide down. It does want to slide around a bit but nothing gets in the way. Easy fix is a black zip strip.

I use this on my Medline Rollator. It is easy to attach after the first try, although I had to adjust from the printed instructions and attach it on left side rather than the right side as instructed, due to the permanently installed beverage holder on the right side. This was not a problem. Of greater concern is that my cane (a collapsible Hurrycane) has a much smaller diameter below the collapsing joint than the holder allows. Therefore, if I install my cane upright, it falls through. If you have a cane that does not collapse or if your cane is not appreciably smaller on the bottom, you will not have this problem. I use it with my cane held upside down, which does not look good and is not as easy to use as it would if it was right side up. Because of this, when trying to remove my cane, I frequently pop the holder from the rollator and have to reinstall it.

It attaches easy and works perfect with the tray on. Nice!