Lightweight Transport Chair

We bought the chair so that my other son did not have to load and reload the heavier wheelchair in his car 2x daily for school. This is easier & fits well in the back seat instead of having to get in the trunk all the time. The transport is lightweight and cost effective.

The handgrips seem to be a bit high, compared to a regular wheelchair. When we went to visit grandparents, we noticed it is not very easy to push or pull in even a little gravel. I don't care for not having a break at the front wheel. It makes it difficult at times for loading & unloading if you are too far or too close.

melisa o. from whitewater, mo (caregiver)

Use product for 19 year old son to take back & forth to school.

Was able to send one back and reordered another to fit my wife's need.

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peter z. from staten island, ny (caregiver)

My Wife age 75 Neurological Problem cant walk

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leg rest

marie b. from cedartown, ga

marie 70 copd

Weight & width of chair, for me to transport & being able to get chair into the bathroom entrance. Plus my Husband & I can get her to the car in it, we have 2 steps out the front door, And we are able to get it down the steps easily.

At first we thought the breaks were not good , but then we realized they were very hard to adjust, they are very tight, but we are able to get them locked in place, maybe after some use they will loosen up some.

jean b. from ellicott city, md (caregiver)

elderly mother who can't walk do to cervical spinal issues,88 years old, Best feature is the width of chair,can clear bathroom door!

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r. marshall a. from rockville, md

Used in orthopedic office for patient transport.

fold down back, light weight to put in trunk

Fits best on small frame and height people. Long legs might have problem.

sandra s. from el cerrito, ca (caregiver)

age 92 with limited ambulation mobility -walks 30-100 ft with a wheeled walker on a good day.

very light weight but sturdy enough to push on most surfaces. I have a bad back and am able to lift it in the back of our Kia with one hand and since the handlebars fold down it takes up little space.

Brake extensions should be offered as a low/no cost option

mary i. from myrtle brach, sc (caregiver)

74 yr male, above knee amputee

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mary i. from myrtle brach, sc (caregiver)

74 yr male, above knee amputee

lightweight

brakes and the chair creakes when i shift my weight sitting down.

joseph f. from silver springs, md

76 yrs old stroke victim.

The chair is light weight and easy to fold using the straps on the side of the seat. The seat belt is included. It is narrow enough to go through our bathroom door opening.

The only feature that is not included is the straps on the footrests to keep ones feet from sliding off the back. I will check to see if that is an option that can be added.

paul l. from salem, sc (caregiver)

Alzheimers patient with severe degenerative arthritis.

Lightweight, fits thru doors easily

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roin d. from jacksonville, fl (caregiver)

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It gives me more options on going outside my home.

It is not as sturdy as a wheelchair but this is made clear before buying. Also there are no instructions - at least I didn't receive any. For the most part, they are not needed but there are a few things it would really help instead of trying to guess what to do.

amy m. from newton, ma

My age is 65 and I am in a wheelchair for a number of reasons.