Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Sturdiness. Ease of use and lift.

There are hand brakes but they are not lockable.

gerald k. from dallas, tx (caregiver)

65+ year-old woman, retired, arthritis.

Light enough for me to put in and take out of car. Convenient hand brakes for the caregiver reduces much unnecessary effort. Large back wheels free up the range of small obstacles we can surmount.

I don't know of any yet.

laura k. from mountain view, ca (caregiver)

My 98-year old mother who can walk with a walker, but gets tired out and stressed out beyond a limited distance.

Price and portability

Made in China

geoffrey s. from miami, fl (caregiver)

Not provided

Light Weight, portable, generally easily set up.

Foot rests a a bit heavy and awkward to install.

peter c. from basking ridge, nj (caregiver)

Bought for a friends wife who is late 70's, very limited mobility, mid stage Alzheimer's.

light weight, strength

Not provided

william p. from south san francisco, ca

68 yr , male, unable to walk w/o walker

Weight, price, ease of use

none

creston m. from ithaca, ny (caregiver)

Mobility for an 85 year old man with hemi-paresis from an ischemic stroke who goes into the community with family support.

Much easier for some caregiver tasks in limited maneuvering areas.

Caregiver handles don't fold down as far as some other transfer chairs.

gary s. from punta gorda, fl (caregiver)

Power chair user age 79 with right side paralysis needed a smaller, lightweight transfer chair for some situations in our condo.

ease of use to fold in put in vehicle-being able to apply brakes without bending over.

none

dale b. from auburn, ny (caregiver)

95-weakness of legs

lt wt, easy to handle

only improvement would be to swing foot pedals

joan f. from warren, ri (caregiver)

age 83 with knee replacements and dementia

The ease of loading into the car.

None

william c. from indianapolis, in (caregiver)

61 yo female with cerebellar ataxia and diabetes.

no problem with small obstructions such as rugs & uneven surfaces

none found

james c. from manchester, nj (caregiver)

age 89 walking difficulty

durability and stability in rough terrain

seat could be more comfortable foot rests could be much improved provision for storage bag attachment would be great

gary h. from seattle, wa (caregiver)

for 60+ female recovering from TBI & prior MS