Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

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floyd s. from kerrville, tx (caregiver)

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Helps me move my husband when he cannot walk

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marilyn c. from baldwin, ny (caregiver)

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glen h. from salisbury, md (caregiver)

this product was for the neighbor so she could get around the house. the light weight made it easier to put it in the trunk of the car.

Weight, easy to fold

Lack of wheel brakes

gail j. from teague, tx

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easy to handle

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vladimir v. from redwood city, ca

64, atypical parkinsonism

Lightweight, but strong. Easy to fold and put in car.

Have not found any so far.

jerri g. from hopewell, va (caregiver)

Male, 91, on oxygen with leg weakness.

Folds easily, fits in my car trunk, easy to get my mom places, durable, the larger back wheels make it easier to manipulate than 4 small wheels, handbrakes hold well. Also purchased the backpack for carrying things.

Have not discovered any.

sally m. from new holland, pa (caregiver)

Purchased for my 91 yr old mother, who is diabetic, overweight, and physically weak.

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the front wheels!! Too small for negotiating bumps. NEED to have BOTH a larger diameter AND thickness. 10", mountain bike-like tires would make a huge difference and worth the added cost, for use on lawns, parks, gravel, dirt paths, etc- places where we disabled really want to go.

richard h. from missoula, mt

Male, 68, peripheral neuropathy for 25 yrs. Uses walker and transport chair

Lightweight, sturdy, easy to maneuver, compact (important when restrooms are small and when storing), larger rear wheel is excellent for curbs and stairs... and I love the red color.

Have not found a weakness yet.

eileen w. from cortlandt manor, ny (caregiver)

My 93 year old Mom had a stroke in 2010 and suffers from arthritis in her knees. Her inability to walk well has diminished significantly.

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should have a pouch attached to arm for purse

donald f. from paso robles, ca

91-used when shopping or Dr. as needed

Good quality welding of frame joints. Very nice paint. Sealed roller or ball bearings in all wheels as well as front castor pivots.

Lightweight handle hinges. Chair should be rated 175# max.

john s. from eustis, fl (caregiver)

End user has lupus and tires easily on extended walks or at airport, museum or mall.

It is very light weight, is well made and nice looking

The user has no brake. I need a caregiver anyway so this not a problem for me. It might be a consideration for others.

sandra p. from san francisco, ca

I am 89 years old and have lung problems when using a walker. I have severe arthritis in my hands so cannot use a standard wheelchair