Comet 330

Lightweight

Not the best quality.

dennis c. from las vegas, nv (caregiver)

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Rolls easy.

Could be a little lighter. Heavier then stated.

betty k. from horseheads, ny (caregiver)

pah

Size & Dimensions, which are far better than other brands of transport chairs. The Comets are larger & safer.

Unfortunately, they have gone for cheap wheels. I doubt very much these wheels will hold up half as well as the wheels on the Nova Comet 319. One patient has had a 319 for 12 years with NO ISSUE AT ALL !!!

mikaela l. from san francisco, ca (caregiver)

Eugene will be 89 on 7 March 22, & suffers from severe mobility issues. He cannot stand or walk reliably.

It is well-built and is easy to use.

I have not found any yet.

carolyn n. from ontario, or

I am 76, female and can walk around house but need the chair for going out and shopping.

easy to move from place to place.

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marilyn w. from helena, mt (caregiver)

A young man - he does not walk, talk or see well.

OK

Armrest too high for a short patient

dorethea g. from berkeley, il (caregiver)

Transport patient

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veronica w. from chatham, mi

He is 73; has Parkinson's; otherwise help is fair. Uses transport chairs as he cannot stand or walk well.

Ease of folding and lightweight enough to put in vehicle. User is able to apply brakes himself.

A little tipsy for an overweight person.

joy w. from maquoketa, ia (caregiver)

Physical - can only walk brief way with walker

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rita b. from ocala, fl

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denice d. from clearwater, fl

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Rolls easily. Quality construction.

Grips "grab" my shirt, pants. Brakes at seat level are inconvenient. Seat is not deep enough or high enough, without extra cushions, to use without leg rests. Rests make it difficult to maneuver in house.

tess t. from georgetown, tx (caregiver)

Spouse, 85, Dementia with Lewy Bodies. Parkinson's. Unable to stand, walk, very bent. Transfers from lift chair, hospital bed.

See above. Also, the price is quite reasonable - good value for the money.

The handle-mounted parking brake is completely inaccessible to the person sitting in the chair. I think this is a very safe brake arrangement, but my mother gets irritated when helpers set the brake, then leave, since she can't reach it. she wants to move herself around (which she does quite well by pushing/pulling with her feet.

charles m. from durham, nc (caregiver)

The chair is for my mother, 96 y.o., who now lives in an assisted-living residence in Chapel Hill, NC