Excel Standard

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the seat and back are not comfortable

juwanna d. from huntsville, al (caregiver)

male 58 back problems, off balance

Good construction

None - does what is designed to do.

david l. from knightdale, nc (caregiver)

Daughter is being treated for chronic Lyme disease.

lightweight durable works well good construction.

with a broken leg and cast it slips off foot rest have to use tie down to keep from slipping suggest maybe foot loop or spike or bolt on outer edge to keep feet from sliding off.

edward l. from eatontown, nj

age 67 broken leg

weight and fold away footrests

I feel there are no weaknesses

john c. from mount morris, ny (caregiver)

82 years old, two bad knees cannot walk unassisted

comfortable and easy to use

needs height adjustment on push handles

gary g. from lubbock, tx (caregiver)

90 year old partially mobile

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michael h. from orlando, fl

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Compact and reasonably lightweight, and inexpensive.

It is not especially well made. I have concerns with the handles, which will not tighten securely. Screws on the frame which clamp the handles in place are poorly designed and were improperly installed. They probably will not hold up under even moderate use.

charles d. from glenelg, md (caregiver)

Purchased for 91 year old woman recovering from fall, who has been using a walker

Ease of use for a 93 year old

None

robert d. from belleville, nj (caregiver)

My aunt 93 years old and living in a nursing home about 3 months now

Economical

Little heavy to lift in car. Somewhat hard to push by yourself especially for longer distances.

laura d. from el paso, tx

40 year old with POTS syndrome. Using wheelchair for long distances.

easy to move around.

need to have a little practice for the turning.

jonathan l. from arlington, tx (caregiver)

It worked well for my wife. She had a knee surgery and was able to use the wheelchair to move around the house during the first week of her surgery.

not hard to push; comfortable for user/sitter

a little heavy; footrests must be removed as they fall out when putting chair in vehicle

george k. from simpsonville, sc (caregiver)

female 64 severe arthritis; use when out and she must walk more than a few 100 feet to get somewhere

the wheel and the body itself

none

finau k. from aurora, co (caregiver)

48 yrs old. had a stroke last year. unable to stand up and walk on his own