Deluxe Lightweight Aluminum Transport Chair

weight

duarability, the connections on the chair where the leg rest is places has bent, I have not had time to respond to the followup call, plan to do so.

ophelia b. from baltimore, md (caregiver)

male, 56, stroke, used to assist in accessibilty to medical and physical appts. a life saver for me the caregiver

lightweight, easy to fold/unfold and transport by car (in trunk).

None significant; possibly could be a bit easier to push; seat width might be marginal for some.

theodore c. from utica, ny

Female, 89 years of age, cannot walk unassisted. Product used when needed for trips away from home.

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colleen s. from eugene, or (caregiver)

My problem with this chair is that there is locking seat in position. The brake locks the foot peddles lock but not the chair/seat itself. Other than

Lightweight and easy to use on flat hard surfaces.

Wheels too small to use on inclines, carpet, or with 200 lbs or maybe I'm just too weak.

cheryl c. from cochranville, pa (caregiver)

My mother is 87 with polio syndrome

Fits in the trunk of my Honda Civic and is lightweight, easy to fold, lift and store.

I did attach the foot rests, but it was a little bit confusing at first to know how to attach them.

ann g. from cutler bay, fl (caregiver)

For my 90 yr old mother, with dementia, who has difficulty walking.

lightweight

brakes need to be stronger

ruth p. from colonial beach, va (caregiver)

87 year old Dementia patient.

Folds up small. Relatively inexpensive.

Foot rests method of sucuring. Foot arms do not latch when folded back. No bag to carry items in. The Nova chair has these features and I would buy the Nove next time.

charles n. from cedar rapids, ia (caregiver)

Female age 80, back surgery/back pain. Use for long travels otherwise uses a walker.

THE WEIGHT

ASSEMBLY FOR THE FEET WAS A LITTLE DIFFICULT.

mildred d. from brecksville, oh (caregiver)

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suites our needs to a T.

no problems with the use and portability of this product.

ronald s. from edgewood, wa (caregiver)

94 year old parent. Trouble with balance and walking.

Very light and easy to travel with. Like the fold down back for putting in the trunk.

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phyllis g. from everett, ma

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Super light...Thats a good thing! I can carry this one much easier.

Back tires are weak and will not hold up to long. They tip in when the person sits in the chair.(doesn't matter with the weight) I would tell everyone to get this chair, if they made the wheels stronger.

carl h. from esperance, ny (caregiver)

I use this with my mom, when we go shopping, to the doctors> She is 72 years young and has bad legs, and lung cancer, so she is a little weak at times

good construction

have not found any yet

susan s. from bethlehem, pa

76; left leg doesn't walk well; lighter weight makes it easier to lift out of car; handle height is better for caregiver's back.