Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

It is lightweight, easy to store, good for small apartment storage

Very hard to push over any obstructions like potholes or metal cover ups over construction. Would not use for more than a few blocks of travel.

john j. from new york, ny (caregiver)

65 year old man who has difficulty walking after spinal surgery

Larger wheels make for easier pushing, cushioning is more comfortable for the user.

Heavier (but stronger) than our previous chair, causing me to have difficulty getting it in-and-out of the car's trunk.

jane h. from atlanta, ga (caregiver)

82 y.o. male with "poor circulation" in his lower legs, causing him to have limited strength and stability when walking.

Light weight - well constructed - easy to use

None

ron z. from leesburg, va (caregiver)

86 year old, limited ability to walk

Lightweight and portable. Easy to load in a car trunk or back seat.

Creaks during use no matter the weight of the user.

david p. from mooresville, nc

Not provided

Big Wheels.

Not a self propelling wheelchair - you need someone to push it.

elizabeth d. from lebanon, nj (caregiver)

Easy to use. Even traveled with it over the lawn to get to the White House Christmas Tree display. My mother loves it!

The big wheels in the back make for much easier transportation. Like the brake system. It is lightweight enough for my wife to lift in and out of the trunk.

When you put the foot rests in place, I would like it if the bar just snapped in place (like the one we borrowed before we got this one) instead of having to manually push it in place.

dale p. from sartell, mn

Age 76, Balance not good. Walking is difficult so my wife uses the transport wheelchair to take me places The big wheels in back work much easier

It operates smoothly. The braking system is great.

no weaknesses all + + +.

dennis z. from franksville, wi (caregiver)

The chair is used by my daughter. It is used when she needs mobility for longer trips in the community & when we travel.

The larger rear wheel over the smaller one.

There is no reason the rear wheel could not be even larger (14 ", 16") to me to be even more effective, but not available.

jack p. from katy, tx (caregiver)

Stroke victim, elderly, female, cannot operate regular wheelchair.

Light,folds easily,fits in the back seat or trunk. Foot rests are simple, quick, and effective.

No weaknesses so far. Ask me again in five years.

leigh j. from hanalei, hi (caregiver)

80-year old woman with sciatica and unpredictable paralysis in left leg causing unexpected falls

lightweight and good looking.

none

john h. from bellingham, wa (caregiver)

son, 50 yrs Cerberal Palsy not able to walk on his own

lightweight and portability

none

rita s. from hauppauge, ny (caregiver)

two 90 year old parents who may need the use of wheelchair in future

Large rear wheels Light weight folds to fit in the car

seatbelt is hard to use

joe g. from kingston, pa (caregiver)

65 yr old female with Lupus.