Freedom 2 Breast Cancer Transport Chair

Smaller than regular chair, both open and closed.

Tips without weight on seat.

susan d. from middleboro, ma

Have spine and knee problems and am unable to walk great distances, such as airports. Sometimes use chair for walker. Always use at least a cane.

Easy to transport, we just returned from a two week trip. I used it whenever I was tired. It's pink, I get good comments. It was assembled for the most part when we received it. I liked the wide seat and the adjustable foot rests.

The breaks are not as effective as I would like. They do not hold on an incline. They do not work that well on a flat surface. The chair is not made to do heavy duty traveling over any kind of surface. This would be helpful because someone else pushes you.

nancy s. from des moines, ia

68, arthritis of the spine, female

It weighs 11 lbs less than the transport wheelchair that was being used, which makes it possible for this 75 year old woman to put it in and out of my car.

The particular chair that we have is very hard to open. The bolts needed to be loosened a little and some silicone added. Because of the light weight it might not hold up as long as some chairs, but we don't know yet.

sue b. from sun city center, fl (caregiver)

88 year old male with broken shoulder and lower body weakness.