Deluxe with 12" Rear Wheels

portability

Some screws may need to be tightened; it did not have the tool kit in the box and I've been waiting for it to come.

renato d. from valley stream, ny (caregiver)

my mom is having a little difficulty walking

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josefa n. from garland, tx (caregiver)

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Light weight

None so far.

michael c. from buena park, ca (caregiver)

87 years old. Can walk only 30-40 feet.

The transport chair is compact and yet sturdy with easy to manipulate fold down and quick to put on foot rest.

I'm not sure about the lastability of all the fold down areas to stay in line after lots of use.

bettie e. from odessa, mo (caregiver)

Male age 76. Has had strokes and recently fell and broke hip. Now uses a walker but needs transport chair to get outside the house and go to doctor.

Price and convenience

Quality control. Removable foot assemblies and collapsing handles needed quite a bit of encouragement to snap into place and actually stay in place. We had some near mishaps prior to some DIY engineering "refinements".

gustaf i. from kennesaw, ga

90 year old male, 5'9", 185 lbs. Early dementia

Lightweight but sturdy.

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andrew k. from franklin, ma (caregiver)

Disabled with MS.

Well constructed and a great value.

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ellis c. from allison park, pa

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We like the larger back tires. It rolls very easy. The hand and wheel breaks are a great strength. It folds easily and is lightweight.

Honestly we havent found any weaknesses.

paula r. from hickory, nc (caregiver)

We recently bought this chair for my 95 year old grandmother. She is in good health but needed the chair for times when we were walking long distance

light weight, easy to use

hand brakes do not lock the wheels

ellen r. from hanoverpark, il (caregiver)

age 72, COPD,oxygen 24-7

Lightweight is the best feature then foldability second.

The hand brake on handle does not hold without squeezing constantly. I have to squeeze and then lean down to set lower brake. The brake on handle should be able to lock.

karen n. from raymond, wa (caregiver)

Husband, 76 yrs old, is unable to walk due to spine problems. He can transfer from and to chairs.

It comes assembled; it's easy to use; light weight and easily fits in trunk of the car.

The folding handle do not lock adequately, so when you try to go over a step or other obstruction that requires lifting the front wheels, the handles break down. Don't know if it is a design or manufacturing flaw. If they fix that weakness the wheelchair is ideal.

carlos r. from coral gables, fl (caregiver)

A 73 yr old Parkinson's Patient who may be in later stages of the desease

Ease of use.

None so far.

richard r. from arlington, wa (caregiver)

92 years old, weak knees, hard to walk any distance.