Those catalogs aimed at the Senior Set are
definitely missing a bet.
Meanwhile, the catalogs show pictures of
happy grandparents pushing rollators (I can’t believe that word isn’t
trade-marked).
And they completely ignore what would be a great selling point.
Though I don’t need one (yet), I ordered a rollator that was too good a bargain to pass up. And it turns out it’s just right for
bringing the groceries in from the car,
hauling around the laundry, or
getting the bird seed from the car to the backyard storage can.
They offer carts to ease the strain on elderly
muscles, but they miss the point entirely.
Those carts carry stuff way down low, where it’s difficult to bend and
almost impossible to lift. People my age
need something more like supermarket carts – having one of them at home would make
life a lot easier.
And they completely ignore what would be a great selling point.
Though I don’t need one (yet), I ordered a rollator that was too good a bargain to pass up. And it turns out it’s just right for
bringing the groceries in from the car,
hauling around the laundry, or
getting the bird seed from the car to the backyard storage can.
https://www.google.com/search?q=bicycle+cart&hl=en&safe=off&client=tablet-android-asus-nexus&rlz=1Y3NDUG_enUS498US498&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=VU1lUY6TMKfw0QHNj4G4BQ&ved=0CAoQ_AUoAA&biw=601&bih=906 contains pictures of (mostly) homemade bicycle carts. The large wheels negotiate rough ground better than the little ones. Thought you ought to know. :-)
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