Go-Kart

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josephine b. from elk grove village, il (caregiver)

88yr old hostile patient stays in chair most of day

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james h. from oxford, ct (caregiver)

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Easy manageability, easy lifting and doesn't take up much room.

Will tip over if not sitting down gently.

paula p. from spring, tx (caregiver)

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Easy to fold and lift so anyone can help transport and it fits anywhere.

Love that it is smaller and lighter than regular sized wheelchair but still wish it had some type of bigger wheels so a person can wheel themselves.

lois b. from ewing, nj

56 yrs old. I fell down stairs and broke my ankle in 3 places, dislocated it and tore ligaments.

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marian d. from atlantic beach, fl

I AM 87 YEARS OLD AND HAVE A BAD BACK PROBLEM. I USE A WALKER MOST OF THE TIME. however, I live in a hurricane-prone area. I would not last long

Solid, well made, not too expensive.

Foot rest adjustment & stowage.

gregory m. from metairie, la (caregiver)

Elderly male & female

chrome frame and wheels and collapseability

none as of yet wish I could trade it in for a large wheel one so i could self propel easier.

william p. from smyrna, de

80 year old man that has very limited ability to walk

Easy to move light weight Sturdy construction Brakes are easy to reach by both the pusher and the pushee

Would like the seat belt to be removable.

mary jane b. from zephyr hills, fl

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I was looking for a chair that was sturdy and comfortable; I did not need handbrakes, elevating footrests,etc.

Have not found any as of yet.

sandy a. from hillsboro, tx (caregiver)

elderly female with unsteady gait due to weak knees

wt capacity, lightweight to lift in and out of car, appears comfortable to ssit in for extended time

wish it had a durable tag so it can be marked with name and address

betsy b. from bedford, oh (caregiver)

84 year old, arthritis, overweight, easily fatigued, cannot be left alone standing while I park the car

durable - holds the patient well for transporting

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trinity r. from cedar city, ut

Hospital use - outpatient surgery

Steel makes it more secure. The wheels are strong and the foot rests excellen t.

Haven't used it enough yet to know the weaknesses yet...one could be getting over the thresholds.

margaret k. from connellsville, pa (caregiver)

Don is 85 and unable to use his right arm and has limited use of his right leg because of a stroke. Also he has severe arthritis in his knees.