I love that this was an affordable, light weight, and compact option by comparison to American brands starting at much higher costs. There's a branch of the company in Georgia, and rather than the 2 weeks the site suggested for the wait I received mine within 3 days of ordering. I'm in eastern New York state, too! I've been using my OasisSpace upright walker since July. I receive a lot of compliments on it from folks of all younger adult to older ages. It's kept my back from spasming as much as lower standard walkers do, and I ultimately feel safer using this than my quad cane or the lower walker from Medline that made me feel I was chasing after it. The controls for the brakes are so much better and I love that the rods to the handles and brakes are fully adjustable. My carpal tunnel is not an issue while using my walker. My only wish is that it was heavier in the rear and the seat was further forward. My lower thighs are always hitting it which makes my steps smaller and from the knees-down. I got the wider model, due to concern of whether or not I would fit a standard when seated, but later wheelchair use proved I can use a 16-17 inch seat comfortably. As a 5'7" torso-tall pear shaped woman it's often assumed I need bigger everything, but I often find it's not the case with experience later down the line. When I can, I will get the taller option, and I hope it has the lower handles for when you're seated to help push yourself up to the arm rests. A majority of my weakness is from the lower-waist down when seated and standing. Better to be safe, than sorry. I have loved this experience, though. I would also like to hope the next model I purchase has knobs that pull out but lock in place with another mechanism. Unscrewing them to lower the armrests for some of my transports is time consuming and inconvenient with my hands. All is good with the walker aside from the seat being too close to my knees when walking, the unscrew method of the height adjustment on the armrests, and the walker needs more weight on the rear. Going down my driveway can sometimes have me pitch forward when hitting a dip or crack in the concrete. There are plenty. Thank you.