Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Light weight! Very easy to fold and put in a car trunk. My wife (98#) had a hard time loading my light weight wheelchair into the trunk when taking me to a doctor or visiting.

A bit narrow in the seat. It has its draw backs that take a while to adjust to. Once you're parked you're parked! Also harder to push on anything but a smooth, level surface.

james s. from rockingham, nc

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Ease of use & portability (weight & folding capabilities)

Lacks storage.

lisa k. from brookeville, md (caregiver)

My mother is 79 and can walk short distances unassisted. If she's walking or standing for longer periods of time, her back would hurt her too much.

Folds nice, light weight, good construction, put together in minutes.

It would be nice if it came with a storage compartment or bag of some kind

lisa k. from brookeville, md

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Large 12 inch rear wheels allow going in and out of the house back door over the door sill.

User cannot release rear wheel brakes

robert r. from willowick, oh (caregiver)

Wife, age 76 years., spine problems, dialysis 3 times a week

Ease of use and light weight.

None

kim z. from las vegas, nv (caregiver)

Used primarily by my husband for outside transportation.

Light weight. Easy to stow in car trunk.

None.

james r. from arlington, tx (caregiver)

User has lung cancer and tires easily.

Ease of handling No problems in and out of the car Smaller back wheels aides in the handling

I haven't found one yet. Can't be many as it is being borrowed again this weekend for a friend's mother to attend a family vacation.

ann o. from logan township, nj

I am 72, wear braces on legs, use this for long distance. Also used by 95 year old for outings.

Light weight and folds easily.

Needs more durable wheels.

nancy w. from huntersville, nc

Female, 66, with MS

Its lightweight is one big factor because I have not have a hard time pushing or pulling it even lifting it.

The patient could not manuever it by himself/herself like the regular wheelchair. It is more helpful for the caregiver who does the pushing and lifting of said product.

teresita f. from amarillo, tx (caregiver)

Its easy for me to transport my patient in and out of the vehicle and at the same time very easy for me to lift the lightweight transport wheelchair.

Light weight, easily transportable, smaller than a wheelchair in restaurants.

No brakes available for the user.

catherine h. from mountain view, ca

Physical Disability

Fold down chair and light weight make it ideal for getting in and out of the car. The color is very nice and the overall quality of the chair is outstanding. Although we haven't had to use it, the seat belt is a great plus. My Mother loves to be outside and this wheelchair makes it very easy to take her on walks through the neighborhood.

We haven't discovered any.

cynthia w. from oklahoma city, ok (caregiver)

Purchased for my 87 year old Mother with limited mobility due to age and arthritis.

Light weight, yet, very durable, easy to put into car. Love where the hand brakes are placed. Ordered the cushioned seat pad and according to my mother it is very comfortable. A nice thick pad. Although, my fault, I wished I ordered the type of chair with the pouch for storing items. Plus, it came fully assembled, which was a great!

None so far. Although, we have only used it once.

judith d. from higganum, ct (caregiver)

My 85 year old mother had to have her hip replacement removed, (and not replaced). Now living in a Nursing Home, their Wheel Chairs were so difficult