Deluxe with 12" Rear Wheels

The 12-inch wheels make pushing the wheelchair easier. The quality of materials is sufficient.

Hanging an oxygen concentrator on the back is difficult. There should be a pocket on the back for miscellaneous things.

douglas l. from vero beach, fl (caregiver)

My husband, 75, is on O2 24/7 and cannot exert himself on long walks. He also underwent aneurysm surgery last year.

12" rear wheels

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carol o. from cullowhee, nc (caregiver)

85-year-old woman with osteoporosis, shortness of breath, arthritis, degenerative hips, spinal stenosis. Can still walk, but not in excess.

It is easy to fold and put in the car.

There is no lock so I have to hold the chair tightly while my husband sits in it and gets out.

judith w. from salem, oh (caregiver)

An 81 year old man with dementia who also has a left knee that doesn't bend (replacement that got infected and can't be fixed).

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fredrick g. from arlington, tx

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It's easy to push.

The information says it only weights 23 lbs but I find it a bit hard to get in and out of the car.

patricia t. from north pole, ak (caregiver)

79 year old with Parkinson's Disease.

Stated above.

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jean e. from easton, md (caregiver)

My husband has P.D. and occasionally cannot walk long distances, so this product has been very helpful.

The sturdy back wheels and the foldable size are great. It is also lightweight which makes it easy to transfer to the car.

I have not yet encountered any weaknesses.

annamay g. from midlothian, va

I'm a 72 year old woman with debilitating injuries to my feet and ankles. This, naturally, has traveled up to my knees, hips and back.

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The quality is terrible if it comes to you broken before even using it.

anne cleary c. from new canaan, ct (caregiver)

She is paralyzed on the left side due to a stroke following surgery.

Price was very reasonable and it looks attractive

Breaking system could use some redesign and maybe more clearance from the wheels but maybe this is only an adjustment that I can make?

barbara c. from williamsburg, ma (caregiver)

Person cannot walk long distances and has many medical issues.

Comfortable and lightweight. Easy to transport.

Would be nice if leg supports elevated.

donna p. from rio rancho, nm

Living in assisted living, can walk some, but not long distances.

Ease of use and transporting in the car.

Chair is a little flimsy compared to our last chair.

david s. from syracuse, ut (caregiver)

Wife has Multiple Sclerosis. Her last transport chair was a Nova brand and would set off the security alarms in select department stores.

Very well made

The lighter weight chaires need wider seats. Some people need the lighter weight chairs but also need wider seats

judy r. from murfreesboro, tn

67 year old women that is not able to walk much