ProBasics Lightweight Aluminum Transport Chair

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The brakes are reversed for me. They need to push to lock and pull to release. This is a big problem for me, the patient. Thanks

adena m. from leesburg, fl

I have limited hand ability. Use the chair to get around the house. Age 70

Folding and not too heavy

Could use larger wheels

rita m. from burnt hills, ny (caregiver)

The chair is for an 86 year old who suffers from stenosis and cannot walk well . It is used for longer distances .

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deborah k. from yellville, ar

GOOD FOR IT'S NEED. WHEELS COULD BE IMPROVED.

Light weight and easy to fold

1. The seat fabric is not smooth and my wife (who is short) has trouble getting to the back of the chair. 2. The foot rests don't stay up when closing the chair

larry l. from huntington beach, ca (caregiver)

78 Bad back

It is light weight and my wife can handle it.

No side bag comes with it.

william c. from eureka, ca

I am 85 years old and have Parkinson's . We use the wheelchair because it is easy to load in to the car, by folding it down.

Light weight, folds easily and is comfortable to sit in.

So far there are not weaknesses.

roger m. from boston, ma

I use this chair to attend Dr. appointments or testing at our local hospital. We drive into the garage park near the elevator and easily lift the chai

easy to handle

most have a pusher

john f. from dassel, mn (caregiver)

My wife of 56 years, plan on using when traveling, the larger wheelchair takes too much room in car or van.

Truly lightweight and easy to manage.

I didn't find directions on how to adjust the brake tension. The Burgundy color was actually Red.

jerry p. from woodstock, ga (caregiver)

My wife had heart valve replacement surgery and then a stroke. After 100 days in rehab, she went to Assisted Living and we needed a transport chair.

It is what I needed at a good price and it is easy to transport since the back folds down.

One of the foot rests will not stay folded up when she is getting into the chair.

carl s. from corryton, tn (caregiver)

My wife has Alzheimer's and sometimes needs to be transported when it is hard for her to walk.

It rolls very easy, except on carpet and is a great alternate for getting to doctor appointments since it is so much lighter and easy to get in and out of the car

It is too high. It is a little higher than her regular chair, she has short legs. I thought it would be easy for her to use in the house, but it is just a little too high

cheryl f. from fountain hills, az (caregiver)

My niece is in a wheelchair now and cannot get around in her house due to carpet. I thought this would be easier but it is not

Lightweight, folds easily

The foot pedals come off too easily. I have modified the product by adding rubber washers to prevent the foot pedals from falling off. Now the product is a 5.

john d. from round rock, tx (caregiver)

The person has a heart condition that prevents her walking long distances

The fact that it is very lightweight and can be lifted in and out of a vehicle.

The weaknesses are definitely in the quality, especially the footrests and plastic wheels.

vance p. from san diego, ca (caregiver)

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