Easy Transport

Inexpensive and foldable

Very Heavy

senthil kumar d. from phoenix, az (caregiver)

55 Arthritis

It is actually very strong. I like it so much better than the one I had before. I use this only when we are on an outing..Its lite weight enough to fold and throw in the trunk of my car and yet small enough to go shopping and dining out

Don't feel it has any

donna d. from port orange, fl (caregiver)

My son who is now 18, and has cerebal palsy uses this chair. I use it for shopping and going out to dinner and sitting at the dinner table.

It is light weight and easy to push.

The only problem with this chair is that you are unable to backup very easy with it. The front wheels catch on the footrests and make it impossible to back the chair up. You have to make sure that you can turn it around to exit anyplace, like an elevator.

kathy l. from cleveland, mn (caregiver)

Female age 90, congestive heart failure so she can't walk any amount of distance. Used to get her to Dr. appointments and other appointments.

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marcia s. from grand junction, co (caregiver)

My 88 year old mother isn't able to get out much and this transport chair has enabled me to be able to take her on walks with me, to the mall.

It folds up, it collapses easily, light enough for woman to lift and move. It easily went up an incline (ramp to buildings or from parking lots)>

I felt she was going to fall out of the chair when we hit a crack in the payment. Would have liked a "seat belt" as that frightened me. Very hard to drive over grass (front yard) to the car. .. now I leave it in the car, and walk her to the car---but not my first choice.

gay a. from edmonds, wa (caregiver)

My Mom is 83 and is using a walker inside the house and is getting too tired walking with the rolling walker outside.

it's lightweight and ez to move. she is comfortable in it.

cant think of any!

charlie c. from troutdale, or (caregiver)

my girlfriend is 49 and has MS. By using this lightweight, wonderful wheelchair we can go to restaurants, I can take her for walks it fits in my car.

light weight; easy to handle; quality construction

Foot rests...had trouble installing; when installed awkward for use in home

donald l. from lancaster, oh (caregiver)

Limited mobility

EASE OF USE

NONE

kevin d. from norman, ok (caregiver)

It is a very solidly built, light weight wheel chair which I would highly point people to that need one.

Strengths: size/compact (we got small)transport wheelchair. ease of use = folding & unfolding in confined spaces & easy to roll on floor & carpet

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marilyn h. from rehoboth beach, de (caregiver)

93 yr.old female. Only way to get around is electrical scooter... it will not fit in the bathroom with her plus caregiver helping to do bathing.

Portability, comfort.

Original leg rests were configured backwards but extras were shipped with chair. New ones fall off when the chair is folded or being carried.

patricia c. from dundalk, md

Female, 74 yrs old with COPD

Portability, ease of use

The foot rests came assembled for the wrong sides of the chair. Fortunately they disassemble so it could be corrected but this might confuse people.

norman f. from exton, pa (caregiver)

88 yrs, arthritis, heart condition

SIZE, EASE OF FOLDING AND GETTING INTO CAR TRUNK.

SMALL WHEELS......I HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT LARGER WHEELS WOULD MAKE IT EASIER TO PUSH.

mary e. from ranch santa margarita, ca

AGE 84, BREATHING PROBLEMS, CANNOT WALK ANY DISTANCE WITHOUT SHORTNESS OF BREATH.