Fly-Lite

light weight, easy to use

too low for average-sized person. My dad needs a wheelchair cushion to make it easier to get out of.

dale r. from bay shore, ny (caregiver)

83 years old, very bad knees, limited mobility

lightweight nice presentation comfortable

none

arlene s. from hanover, pa (caregiver)

We bought this for my 94 yr. old mother-in-law for use at the table and for longer distances/shopping etc.

lightweight

When opening chair for use, both my husband and I have have smashed our fingers under the seat as we push down to open chair. There should be a warning: PUSH OPEN WITH FLAT HANDS or something like that.

jill l. from norman, ok (caregiver)

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None noted as to date but have only had to use it once or twice.

james h. from oklahoma city, ok (caregiver)

My wife was diagnosed with MS in 2006. She can walk with a cane but there are times a lightweight transport chair are preferable.

i have mobility

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michael l. from staton island, ny

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Smartly attractive blue plaid and as advertised--light! Goes into the trunk of our car easily. Feels and looks well-constructed.

The brakes are a little tough to set and release.

irma q. from eastsound, wa

87 year-old petite female; hip and leg dysfunction

It is lightweight and easy to push. It seems to be comfortable and easy to get in and out of.

I have not found any yet.

louise s. from catonsville, md (caregiver)

86, weakened condition due to illness

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marilyn s. from st. louis, mo (caregiver)

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LIGHT WEIGHT

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william w. from anaheim, ca

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the weight of the chair and she liked the color.

brakes were a little tight

patricia g. from howell, nj

my mother doesn't feel like a shut in any more ...we now cantake her shopping [ her favorite pastime and she missed doing that] and on the boardwalk.

weight

Folding down the back. Fortunately, my trunk is large enough that I do not need to do this.

thomas b. from plano, tx (caregiver)

To get my 100 year old mother from the car to various functions when she does not feel like walking.

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The brake handles should be longer so that the patient can more easily apply and or release the brakes while seated in the chair

henry w. from brooklyn, ny

age is 84 and cannot walk.