Deluxe Lightweight Transport Wheelchair

Ease of use.

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lynn l. from los alamos, nm (caregiver)

We are completely satisfied with this transport wheelchair. My mother is 92 and it is so easy to take her to her appointments in this chair.

It's light and good quality at good price.

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terry r. from victorville, ca (caregiver)

Used by 85 year old mother.

The light weight and compactability of this transport makes it ideal.

nothing so far.

durwood n. from sugar land, tx (caregiver)

86 yr old male, had broken hip, previously gout issues.

Lightweight yet sturdy, easy to fold up to put in car.

No actual weaknesses, but we added a seat pad when we bought it and it makes it more comfortable for Dad.

edwin c. from san mateo, ca (caregiver)

Our father, 93 years old and very frail.

Solid construction, easy to handle, and we added a cushion to make it more comfortable.

As I noted above some small items seem to stick to the small wheels.

leonard r. from hampton, va (caregiver)

Sister-in-law, age 82, needs hip and knee replacement.

Lightweight and ease of transport

Seat could be deeper; leg rests are hard to adjust.

gillian s. from canyon country, ca

69 yr old female with sciatic pain due to spinal stenosis, unable to walk far.

ease of use and weight

some sort of cushioning of seat (even if sold separately) would be nice

corinne d. from gainesville, va (caregiver)

58 y.o. male with ALS

light weight, but durable

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harriet t. from glendale, ny (caregiver)

The transporter was purchased for my 83 year old mother. She is not wheelchair bound.

Light weight

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james p. from thomaston, al (caregiver)

Female, age 79, stroke victim

sturdy, light weight and colapsable.

The rear brake wheels as they do not allow you to pull the chair up steps w/o hanging up on the stair.

j.w. s. from frisco, tx (caregiver)

Move wife from bed to restroom and to her go go scooter. Also to roll her into the shower.

The easy transportability and compactness.

When crossing the street and going down an incline, it's better to turn the chair backward as the passenger may fall too far foreward in the chair making it unstable.

cynthia h. from las vegas, nv (caregiver)

My husband had a stroke, therefore he has trouble walking long distances.

Durability and use as an outdoor mechanism for easy walking on sidewalks.

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cheryl o. from glendale, az

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