Deluxe Lightweight Transport Wheelchair

Comfortable seating. Good-looking plaid always gets compliments. Simple fold-up great in crowded restaurants. Great packaging!

Dangerous to neuropathic user without foot rest.

ellen h. from tulsa, ok

The lightweight does not fit in the car trunk(Prius)so we removed the footrest. It is dangerous for severe neuropathy.

solidly constructed and lightweight

foot rests don't always snap in place and stay put

pamela l. from west springfield, ma (caregiver)

terminally ill mother who recently broke her hip is currently using this chair

The chair's weight allows for easy storage. Its lightweight quality is its strongest asset. Legs attach with little effort. In a public place, like a restaurant, the chair can easily be compacted and put out of the way. The chair has given us a measure of flexibility that we did not have before in terms of where we go.

My husband weighs about 240 lbs. Pushing him in the chair uphill is difficult. He does not find the chair comfortable if we get into a situation where he has to simply sit in it for several minutes as in a waiting room.

kathryn h. from henderson, nv

I transport my husband who cannot walk distances commonly encountered in parking lots, malls, doctor's offices, etc.

Lightweight and affordable.

Haven't found any yet. It is a Christmas present.

joanne m. from hopewell junction, ny (caregiver)

Bought the wheelchair for my 93 yr. old mother, who has trouble walking any distance because of back problems.

Light weight

nothing to hold it closed when it's folded

ovidia d. from nashua, nh (caregiver)

My 90 yeat old mother

light weight, ease in handling

color!!!

patsy b. from castle rock, co (caregiver)

I ordered a blue one and was sent an ugly green plaid one but I needed it so I did not send it back,

Light weight easy to take on and off busses and subways.

Brakes didn't always hold.

patricia s. from anchorage, ak (caregiver)

80 year old male with bad knees, able to walk short distances.

Weight of chair is much less that two other transport chairs we currently have

Foot rest releases protrude out to side of chair and will catch door jambs if not watching carefully

margaret c. from sterling, va (caregiver)

Chair is being used fo 8 year old female who has balance problems and unable to walk on her own nor can she propell a wheelchair due to arm injury

Lightweight is a definitely plus.

Doesn't work on grass. We had to walk backwards and pull the chair.

lucy t. from white plains, ny (caregiver)

at 94, my mom is in pretty good shape....just walking tires her; hence, the reason for the chair. It's used only when there's a lot of walking involv

Folds easy, fairly light, large wheels roll over floor transitions with no issue

A bit wide at push handles but then the intended use is very different than most, intended for mobility inside of a travel trailer.

kim m. from kaufman, tx

50 year old MS with involvement of ~75% leg function & ~25% arm function.

much better quality than expected. light weight.

can't set brakes with foot, have to bend down. however brakes can be released with foot.

orion b. from golden valley, mn (caregiver)

paralyzed left arm from breast cancer. age 75 125 pounds 5'3" very weak from chemo female

the ease of getting it in and out of the trunk

needs a thick cushion

donna k. from marengo, il (caregiver)

husband age 74 cancer has had many radiation and chemo treatments and his ability to walk has been affected