Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Large wheels and secure wheel locks.

Poor paint adhesion. Paint will chip with slightest bump.

edmund z. from norfolk, va (caregiver)

105 lb female with Parkinson's and dementia.

I don't have any problems getting the chair into the trunk and out. He finds it comfortable for sitting around the house and it affords a little mobility that way.

No real problems, but it is just one more thing taking up space in the house.

darrah h. from chester, ca (caregiver)

80 year old COPD sufferer. Male, about 140 pounds.

Good

The brakes are not safe for the user

luis l. from austin, tx (caregiver)

My mother uses the product all the time because she has chronic arthritis in both knees

Very easily useable

Have not found any

jimmy h. from pocasset, ok (caregiver)

84 year old female very limited mobility good mental condition

It is easy to push and convenient to fold up.

Large front wheels are awkward in tight spaces

stewart s. from provo, ut

The user is an ALS patient who has enough leg strength to push himself around the house in the wheelchair. It is a wonderful help at this stage

The larger rear wheels make it easier to use over certain surfaces. With help, I was even able to take my mother out onto the beach last week.

My only complaint, I feel, is a major flaw in the design. I have discovered no way of setting the brakes so I can help my mother out of the chair. By the need of using the hand brakes, you are not free to assist a person trying to sit or get up from the chair.

nancy s. from portland, or (caregiver)

My mother is 94 and does walk short distances with a walker. I use the transporter when taking her shopping or on walks through parks and such.

Lightweight and folds to an acceptable small volume (easily folds to store in car trunk).

It is bothered by slight elevations like moderate door sills.

david j. from milton, wi (caregiver)

Age 76, female, alzheimer's (stage 4), otherwise in good health.

Light

The leg straps won't stay tight

john w. from lexington, nc

Keep vehicle for travel, doctors app, etc; age 69

The weight

None

robert j. from cathedral city, ca

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Rigidity, lightness, brakes.

Seat is a little too hard

donald n. from oakland township, mi (caregiver)

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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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deborah m. from newmarket, nh

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