Heavy Duty Transport Chair

Lighter in weight, easy to maneuver, and easy to place into trunk of car.

When I sit in the chair I have to lean backwards to rest against the back of the chair. This is uncomfortable and I will have to use a pillow in order to sit up straight. Also, one of the arms is one inch shorter than the other.

darla p. from ontario, ca

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The obvious weight capacity, ease of use, the visual characteristics, and comfort for my Mom! Thank you for helping me make my Mom feel better about getting taken care of! Independence is hard to let go of !

I think it would serve your customers to change the fabric/nylon seat to either make it easily removable to clean or faux leather to make it easier to clean. Otherwise I think you have close to the perfect chair to help move family or clients or patients around!

gayle t. from pahrump, nv (caregiver)

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The easy way to push and the moveable foot holders make it safer for me

The seat is a little low for getting in and out out of. I use a pillow to help me

donna t. from jacksonville, fl

I can't walk to get in Dr. Offices so this has been the best for me thank you

It is large, yet light weight. It pushes easily so that even our smallest staff member can push a patron to their seat.

Don't know yet.

kay b. from costa mesa, ca

This is used at a performing arts center to transport patrons with mobility issues from their car to their seat in the theater.

fram

plastic arm rest

elisa m. from reno, nv (caregiver)

Clinical use

Very sturdy and strong, though it adds weight for the user to move around by

Weight makes it heavy to put into vehicle and out. Seat is too high for a short person, therefore making it very hard for the user to move alone...

daniel b. from rosemere quebec canada , canada (caregiver)

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price for high quality chair

None, For the price this is a great wheel chair

matthew s. from belle vernon, pa

Ambulance service use on multiple types of patients

durability and ease of folding and unfolding.

brakes are difficult to set.

john a. from green bay, wi (caregiver)

My wife has difficulty walking and needs a wheel chair when going outside the home at this time. I bought a transfer chair because I always push her.

We have only had the chair for a few weeks, so it has not gotten a lot of use yet, but it seems durable.

I would say the one major weakness would be the time it takes to adjust the foot rests. I was excited about this feature and was one of the reasons we bought this particular chair, but it is quite a pain.

ryan o. from atlanta, ga (caregiver)

injury transport from building

Great design

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mohan m. from washington, dc

Used in our Temple for older members

Lightweight and super easy to operate.

No weaknesses that I can see.

andrea l. from atlanta, ga (caregiver)

This was a purchase for our facility so that we can have a wheelchair on hand should we need it.

Light weight and pre-assemblied

Tires continue to leave marks on my tile. I have cleaned them several times.

ruth f. from mesa, az

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