Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Weight --- easy for husband to use

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herbert t. from costa mesa, ca (caregiver)

Used by my wife who is 96 yrs old. For transportation outside the home, difficulty walking, etc.

Lightweight

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betty c. from coatesville, pa

79, partially paralyzed

Rigidity, lightness, brakes.

Seat is a little too hard

donald n. from oakland township, mi (caregiver)

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Lightweight; I can lift into car

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janet m. from beaumont, ca (caregiver)

My 93 year old mother.

Well-made and lightweight. Easy to take with you in virtually any vehicle. A good priced chair with many features.

Needs a manual brake in addition to the hand brake. Difficult to keep in position while helping user to get in the chair.

rodney w. from palmer, ak (caregiver)

User is disabled and has a very difficult time getting around or going anywhere without a wheelchair.

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gertrude g. from topsham, me (caregiver)

Mother, 90 years old; Is needed to be taken back and forth to doctors visits. She has COPD and easily gets out of breath with few steps.

Larger wheels make pushing easier to use

Hand brake and no wheel lock as on regular wheelchairs

raymond m. from millbury, ma

Well made - lightweight - easy to get in and out of car trunk

Lightweight, high mobility

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shirley w. from iowa city, ia (caregiver)

Husband with Parkinson's Disease (24 years) who is still mobile but has syncope. The chair is perfect for him and the hand brakes are perfect for me!

Beautiful and fun to push. Easy to check in at the airport and store in the baggage racks of the Amtrak sleeper cars. Red cap services are also able to put it on their electric cart luggage trailers.

The foot rests make the chair heavier than your specifications of 19 lbs.

catherine h. from north hollywood, ca (caregiver)

User is a 91 year old veteran who can walk short distances, but must rest his hips, back and knees by sitting down every 5 minutes or so.

Folds easily; stores easily, would be much better with a wider seat.

The seat is too narrow, and the chair has a tendency to tip forward easily.

jerry f. from marengo, il

70 yo, heart failure patient, also uses a walker.

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elizabeth c. from barrington, il (caregiver)

The chair is for my 91 year old mother.

Lightweight, easy to push, and sturdy.

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bonnie b. from hobart, in

Age 75. Female. Unable to walk without assistance.