Lightweight Expedition w/12" Rear Wheels

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harold y. from longwood, fl (caregiver)

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Lightweight, large wheels in the back, adjustable belt.

The hubcap broke on day one, the foot rest slides down a bit and when in motion the front wheel catches and won't move. Aluminum needs to be lighter weight and sturdier metal for the chair.

jennifer l. from new york, ny (caregiver)

82 year old, 140ish pound, who lives in a walk up. It is light weight to carry up and down a walk up of two flights.

Light and convertible for use yet strong.

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james p. from valrico, fl (caregiver)

95 year old Mother with difficulty walking.

Very flexible in design and use

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edward l. from greensboro, nc

I am 85 years old, have hip and knee problems with little or no mobility

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j kirk s. from meridian, id (caregiver)

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Fits into standard doorway, easy to maneuver.

Brake lock only works when handle is squeezed, therefore there is no brake lock if attendant has to open a door, etc. There should be a lever on the handle to lock the brakes if the attendant has to leave, otherwise its putting the person in the chair at risk.

paul s. from lexington, ma (caregiver)

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It’s light weight allows my husband and me to easily attend movies, eat out, and visit doctors. The larger back wheels help him propel himself with his feet, which is important since he can’t use his hands. We keep it in the car. It fits in the trunk and also in the back seat. It opens and closes easily. We use his regular chair’s seat cushion and the fit is perfect for his small frame. The price was very reasonable and we agree with the website that it is a Best Buy. We have had it for about a month.

My husband wishes the back tires could be even larger, but then we would be back to a heavier chair that I could not manage loading into the car.

pennie l. from michigan city, in (caregiver)

Male age 80 143 lbs, 5’6”, prostheses on both legs, one hand amputated and partial fingers on other hand.

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hubert b. from richmond, ky (caregiver)

The user is a male, 69 years old. Suffering from diabetes, kidney failure and congestive heart failure. After last hospital confinement very weak.

It is well made and the larger wheels help with uneven surfaces. It is a great product.

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eugene p. from albuquerque, nm (caregiver)

This is an individual that con not walk 20 feet with out some support. We use this chair to take her to doctors appointments or shopping.

Lightweight and simple to fold.

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margaret d. from combined locks, wi

I use this lightweight Expedition chair to get to Packer games. There is not enough parking for handicapped people such as myself near Lambeau Field.

Easy for me to fold and get into car.

Seat is too narrow for big men but weight limit is 350. Tough to push.

judy c. from billings, mt

My husband uses the transport chair with the 12" rear wheels. He is a 6 ft man who weighs 250 lbs. we use it for getting to the car.

Ease of movement and turning; easy to get into and out of. Comfortable.

Apparently cannot be locked in place, so that the caregiver can go to the side/front, move the foot stands to an up position, and help the patient stand.

richard o. from rochester, ny (caregiver)

96 year old woman who had difficulty ambulating without a walker. When taken out of the nursing care facility, she is taken is a wheelchair.