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In this video, I go over the Homland and Vocic Z21 Rollator Walkers.
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So these are two of the most popular roller walkers that are being sold on Amazon right now
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We're going to have this one by Hamland and this one by Voceck. So I want to do a comparison between both of these
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And we're going to start with the assembly process. Now assembly, you only have to do it once and afterwards you're pretty much good
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But what I will say is assembling this Hamland one was definitely a lot harder
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And that's going to be because I would physically have to use these knobs
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I would also have to use the washers on the side and then the screw and screw everything into place
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And you had to have a good amount of strength to do it as well, too So I actually even ended up using a towel around it just so I can tighten it more
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But when compared to the Votrick ones, this one couldn't be easier
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All you needed to do was just like this Click it into place and that's pretty much it
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And then the only physical thing the only physical hardware you had to move would have been this knob over here
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but it was just two knobs, two parts. That's it. And then when it came to putting the seats
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putting this one was just a lot harder. But that's good because that means it's going to be pretty
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secure. Like I can't pull it out easily. Yeah, this thing is actually stuck on really tight
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Oh wait, I actually can't move it out. It was hard putting it in. But because of that
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it's going to be hard taking it out too. Versus putting in this seat. The Vochik one was very
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simple and just lift up the caps and pull it in and out. But because of that, that also is a
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downside because that means removing this is also very simple So if I accidentally like pull on this kind of like this it might come off like that Now that not a deal breaker but that is something to note about it
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Now we're going to look at storage. So storage options, similar because you have space to put things in
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Although the one on the Homeland does seem to be a bit more spacious
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than the one on the Vochik. And the one on the Homeland one
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you do have to lift the seat cover up to actually access that. so here so you can get a better view you lift it up and there's the storage compartment and that's
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pretty much it it's just a big open space kind of like a tarp you can probably fit like a gallon of
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milk standing up actually probably two gallons of milk standing up over here and if you want you
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can also put stuff on the side that's easy access right over there whereas on the vocik one it's
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going to be all the way on the front side and it's going to be this tarp here now this is zippered
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just like that and one thing I did notice about this zipper is sometimes I do get it stuck that's
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probably because I don't put it the most the best way possible but when I get it yeah it's easier a
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lot there just like that. Comfort is another big thing and we're going to talk about comfort when
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it comes to the seat and then the handles so let's start with the Hamland one. Now one thing you
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should know about these seats they're both going to be firm they're not going to be comfortable
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like a couch cushion, it's not meant for that. They're not meant to be sitting on hours for this
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but if I was out and in the park, or I was watching a game, I say this is fairly comfortable But then when I compare it to the Vouchik one it gonna be a lot different this one feels a lot more comfortable that because there gonna be more of a cushion to this and there also
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gonna be some divots at the bottom that hold the shape of your bottom and one thing also that I
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noticed is that this seat rest feels like a little bit more back so I can kind of lean more back into
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it versus when I'm in the Hamland one I have less space it does support my lower back a little bit
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more, but it also does make me be in a straighter posture. And now let's take a look at the handles
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themselves. So by the way, right now I have them at the highest setting possible. So this is as
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tall as both of these can go. Now this fully plastic, maybe it has like a little bit of a
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rubberized texture compared to this one, but this one just has more rubberized texture. And here you
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can get a better look at it. They both have the grips. This has this grip on the side and an extra
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width over here when you're holding it versus this has like these little divots for your fingers
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around it and also this portion here for your palm to rest. Now I guess this depends on your
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preference. If you want something firm, something like secure, I'd say this one, although this also
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is going to be thinner when compared to the one from Bochik. This is going to be thicker
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Personal preference, I do prefer this one. That's probably because I have a little bit more to grip
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and also it just feels just a little bit more comfortable. But that's that, but what about the brakes themselves
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So it's gonna be these handles, so let me disengage the brakes, pulling both of them upwards and both these yeah they both gonna be fully made out of plastic This going to be thinner than this one and honestly pulling this one upwards just feels more natural on the
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vocik when compared to the homland one and also is going to be easier when i tested it out to see
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how much force you need you do need a little bit more force on the homland to fully push it upwards
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when compared to the one from vocik so if you don't have the strongest of grip then the vocik
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one is going to be a lot easier to break. And now when it comes to breaking, both of these you can
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I guess, customize the breaking or adjust the breaking because sometimes it's not going to be
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the tightest out there. And when I unboxed this one, one of these breaks was very loose that I
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couldn't really break very well, but adjusting the break on it was very easy. So you just basically
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have to screw it or unscrew it, depending if you want to make it easier to break or harder to break
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And then similarly on the Hamland one, you're going to do the same thing, except it's going to be right over here
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All right, now when it comes to adjusting these. So just kind of like the assembly process, the adjustment process, you're not going to do a lot
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But when you do have to do it, it is going to be a pain and it's going to be more of a pain on this one, on the Hamland one
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That's because you're going to have to remove the whole knobs, remove the screw and remove the washer
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versus here. Like I said before, you're just pulling this upwards and there, just like that
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Like I already adjusted it and this is a lot quicker. But if I had to choose one, I would go
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with this one by Vochik. But yeah, that's a quick comparison of both of these roller walkers and
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hopefully this video helped you make a more informed decision
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