Comet 330

The ease of lifting it in and out of car to transport my father.

Have not seen any yet.

linda g. from mccall, id (caregiver)

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Hand Brakes. No Instructions. I thought you could "set" the brakes by using the hand brakes and that is why I ordered this particular model; so I was disappointed to find that you could not.

jane s. from moorestown, nj (caregiver)

female, age 31, difficulty walking any long distance(CP).

Slightly higher, more comfortable seat back, Hand brakes, Larger rear wheels, Folds easily, Swing-away removable footrests, Well placed heel loops on the footrests, Color is subdued burgundy, not bright red as I feared, The chair seems sturdy and well made, Lofetime limited warranty, Narrow for doorways Lightest weight transport chair I could find

Not offered with a black or silver frame - only red & blue.

virginia l. from orland park, il

54 year old woman with paraplegia, wheelchair user for 25 years

overall ease of use, lightweigt, we used it for air travel, and it could not have been easier to maneuver around the airport, and was so easy to fold up

as stated before, the footrest seems to be not of the same quality as the rest of the chair

michele v. from south windsor, ct (caregiver)

78 year old female, has a lot of trouble walking on her own.

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christa j. from manassas, va (caregiver)

Great product, works just wonderful. NO problems at all.

Well built and designed well. Light weight and easy to transport. Hand breaks are a nice feature.

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thomas p. from clarks summit, pa (caregiver)

Widowed Female age 83. Can walk and climb stairs, with difficulty. Bad knee and hip.

light, easy to use

the brake on the left side wheel cannot be tightened--it does not hold the brake; the right side is ok. This is our second purchase of this type of transport chair and the weakness is the same

nellie t. from belmont, ca (caregiver)

92 year old woman, limited walking ability

The strengths of this product are the handle brakes and the weight.

I don't care for the seat belts because my husband doesn't need them at this time and they just get in the way. There's no place to put them so they just hang down. That's a minor problem though.

lynn r. from spring valley, ca (caregiver)

I use this product to transport my husband to doctor appointments, church and other places.

This product is very sturdy, but light weight.

The brake cables.

essie s. from houston, tx (caregiver)

This product is used to transport patient to their cars at discharge.

Strong, but light weight. Folds up easly.

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deborah g. from los gatos, ca (caregiver)

User is 71 years old who had a massive stroke and is paralyzed on the right side. He can not walk yet or even stand on his own.

We appreciate the light weight considering the quality and strength of the chair. The large rear wheels make it quite manuverable and the brakes are very important. Its compact design makes it easy to store or transport.

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doris b. from lake wylie, sc (caregiver)

Husband is 67,a large man who can put no weight on his leg, confined to power chair.

Handle brakes, ease of folding, light weight.

Brake lines from handles require rerouting to operate properly. Often need replacing. Besides being too short, brake lines were routed over the foot assist pedals in the back of the unit caking it difficult to raise front when clearing objects such as curbs.

robert b. from corona, ca (caregiver)

Female 81 stroke victim with impaired memory.