Deluxe Lightweight Transport Wheelchair

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

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frances w. from norge, va

76 and 2 replace knee and copd

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james g. from new orleans, la (caregiver)

My mother is 86 years old with arthritis in hips and difficulty walking.

Light weight Easy for some one small to handle.

Foot rests tend to fall off when moving it in and out of the car. No big deal as so easy to put back on.

ethel b. from upland, ca (caregiver)

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I'm the one lifting this into and out of the trunk of the car. I'm 51 and no spring chicken myself, so the light weight of this chair is wonderful.

Because it is so lightweight, Mom gets a little spooked when we run over a rough patch in the sidewalk or something like that because she feels like she's about to be dumped out. I'm sure that would not happen, but I can see how she feels like it would.

ruth m. from saint cloud, fl (caregiver)

My mom is 77. She can get around, but longer trips like shopping etc. are too much for her.

stromg yet lightweight

directions for set-up are confusing, especially for the footrests, and they fall off easily when I put the chair in the car; then it's again confusing to know which goes on the left and whcih on the right side of the chair.

marianne g. from vineyard haven, ma (caregiver)

87 years old, dementia, fatigues quickly

light weight, sturdy,,high quality

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harold m. from naples, fl (caregiver)

female, 58 pulmonary disorder

The lightweight of the chair enables older women, like myself, who are caring for others, to pick it up and put it in the car. Also, the small size allows it to sit in waiting rooms without taking up too much space.

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gilberta r. from new cumberland, wv (caregiver)

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phyllis d. from milford, de (caregiver)

My mother is 80 years old and has diabetes with the accompanying neuopathy. She has very little mobility. The chair offers us a way to move her arou

leightweight compact storage easy to operate

front wheels, if not facing forward, can cause the user to fall forward, if not careful

william m. from beaverton, or (caregiver)

This transport wheelchair has been a God send. For over a year my 85 year old father, who has many physical problems, has been fighting the need of

Its light weight, because I'm old and decrepit, too. Easy to lift, and fairly easy to fit into the back seat of the car. It's easy to open and close.

Comfort: the arms are about two inches too high above the seat.

norman j. from tulsa, ok (caregiver)

My wife is 80 years old, has bad knees, and can walk or stand only a few minutes or a few steps. Her arms and wrists are not up to a patient-propelle

lightweight, folding

wheels too small for transport

jayne p. from chicago, il (caregiver)

71 male with Parkinson's, 225 lbs., occasional use of chair