Title: Universal fit = compromise = no ones totally happy
Product review: Okay, so I wasn't expecting much really. But I'm stuck using a walker for two months and figured a tray would help me during the day when I am alone. It made sense in theory - make some lunch, put it on the tray, hobble back to bed. But like so many "universal fit" products, that means it doesn't actually fit anything perfectly. On my walker it doesn't rest comfortably the cross bars, so at any given moment, it may angle forward or may angle back, allowing things to slide off the tray. And while I am pretty careful, using a walker is inherently a jerky business. Not really a great product...just a compromise where no one is ever really happy.
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