Fly-Lite

This is a nice looking wheelchair and very light so easier for me to to get my husband around.

Not provided

amy p. from cicero, ny (caregiver)

My husband can finally go places with me, thanks to this wheelchair.

Light weight, easy to use and transport

Brakes are so hard to set and release that I avoid using them when possible. The foot platform used to tilt the front wheel up to cross doorways is too small.

susanne l. from columbua, mo (caregiver)

My 96 year old Mom

The transporter is well made, easy to open and close, and above all: LIGHTWEIGHT

The transporter has no brakes on the handles.

diane j g. from franklin square, ny

I am a 73 yr. old male with a herniated disc making it painful for me to walk or stand for any length of time.

light weight/ease of use/perfect distance of seat from floor

N/A

diane m. from ocala, fl

Purchased for 75 year old with difficulty standing or walking for any length of time. Chair is light weight/moves around without much physical effort.

Low weight, and folded, fits into the rear of our station wagon vertically, taking up very litle space.

Refer above. Additionally, tires for the chair are overpriced. Cheaper to buy a new chair then spend over $100.00 to replace rear tires. Simple brake adjustment correction would fix the problem. Same unsatisfactory design as the one purchased in 2011. Sad:-(

rf l. from parkton, md (caregiver)

Not provided

Light-weight, easy to maneuver, comfortable.

Maybe too small for some.

sylvia o. from maitland, fl (caregiver)

I got this chair for my 84-year-old mother who no longer walks. But I am going to grab it when she no longer needs it!

Light weight and easily made small for storage space.

I wish the rear wheels were a bit bigger.

albert r. from woodbridge, va (caregiver)

Not provided

Easily put together and, most of all, lightweight.

None

alice c. from stockton, ca (caregiver)

So easy to manage and lift out of our trunk.

Lightweight, portable and collapsible. The color makes it easy to identify and locate.

Not provided

william c. from milton, ma (caregiver)

My wife is somewhat ambulatory with a 4 point cane, but uses the chair for longer trips both around the home and when travelling.

Price and quality.

Can be hard to push, maybe bigger wheels?

debra r. from twisp, wa (caregiver)

My daughter who is 37, weighs 180 pounds. She is shorter than 5 feet tall with limited mobility.

Not provided

Not provided

celeste m. from los angeles, ca

Not provided

Sturdy, folds, pretty colors and can be used as a walker for me, until I get to the place I will be sitting. Also, it doesn't have those two giant wheels, labeling you as a typical wheelchair user. Glad the footrests are removable, because I don't want them. They are a tripping factor for someone who is not being pushed, but using it themselves.

The low seat and it would be great if the width of the seat was a few inches wider.

linda b. from norwalk, ct

63 year old, 270 pound female with bad arthritis in back and legs. Cannot stand or walk very far at all.