Freedom 2 Breast Cancer Transport Chair

The way it folds up especially the foot pads. Also like having the cup holder and pouch too!

The hand grips are too rough. After a day of pushing my hands were sore and a bit red. Maybe a softer hand grip will ease the task of pushing the chair?

camille g. from staten island, ny (caregiver)

I brought my mom to Epcot and this chair made it so much easier for us to get around. It is very lightweight and compact. I will be using it more.

It is lightweight, extremely easy to fold for storage and easy to unfold for transport. It is smooth and almost effortless to push on most surfaces.

The rear wheels could be slightly larger to navigate a little easier over rough surfaces, but this is not an issues for most applications.

gustav w. from flemington, nj (caregiver)

90 year old somewhat convalescent mother suffering from mid-stage dementia. She is still able to walk but with difficulty.

Ease of use and design

Can tip backwards if sat on to aggressively

mark a. from mapleton, nd (caregiver)

My mother is 83 and wants to stay mobile. Her previous chair weighed a ton and was difficult to handle. Her 80-year-old sister can now take her out

Convenience

Found none

brenda t. from spirow, ok (caregiver)

My mom used the chair and it was great for her. She was 90 years old, had CHF and vascular insufficiency in her legs.

This is a high-quality chair. The sturdy yet light-weight chair is a great product. No more struggling putting it in and out of the car. It has plenty of pockets to carry items, locking breaks, a safety belt, and a lovely feminine color which makes this the best chair I have purchased.

I have not found any so far.

megan f. from santa rosa, ca (caregiver)

My mom is the user of the chair. She is 90 years old and likes it so much better then her other chair. She says it's more comfortable overall.

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megan f. from santa rosa, ca (caregiver)

My mom is the user of the chair. She is 90 years old and likes it so much better then her other chair. She says it's more comfortable overall.

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Have not found any so far. Very pleased with purchase.

lynn r. from schenectady, ny (caregiver)

Mom is 82 y/o and suffers from spinal stenosis, osteoarthritis, and circulatory issues.

Lightweight and thin for storage

Have found none

john m. from key west, fl

For my wife's sake, this is exactly what I needed

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When they have to wheel me over a door way they have to struggle to get me over the humps

rosa d. from sulphur, la

I have fibromyalgia and R.A. Use a walker and decided to buy your lightweight wheelchair and it is so easy to bring in the car and take it out of car.

Sturdy, light, ease of use when opening and closing.

Rear wheels could be a little larger than the front.

rosalie m. from temple, tx (caregiver)

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Chair is easy to handle and fit in the car.

No problems with the chair. I did expect some insurance type questions after the billing was finished. Sadly, no help with insurance claim from SpinLife.

deborah d. from newark, de

I am able to walk, but not far and can't stand in lines unless I have a cart to lean on.

Lightweight (15lbs) but sturdy (300lb rated); wheels work better on uneven surfaces. Folds and fits back of our Chevrolet Volt. SpinLife representatives called manufactures to verify width since most are incorrectly listed. I needed 19" width for comfort, this chair is perfect. Wheel brakes are functional, unlike the others I've used. THANKS

Cannot find any, would buy another if needed.

james a. from eugene, or

I'm wheelchair-bound for life and needed a chair to take in my vehicle. Light and small enough for my wife to lift into the back of our car.