Comet 332 HD w/ Removable Armrests

Weight capacity vs. weight of chair.

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colette v. from harrisburg, pa (caregiver)

My husband has difficulty walking long distances or standing for long periods of time. I wanted a chair that was light enough for me to maneuver.

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cynthia g. from milwaukee, wi

Lower back problems make it hard to stand or walk for longer than 10 minutes.

The fact that it’s lightweight and folds small enough to put in a mid size car

The foot rests are too small and can’t be lowered to accommodate my husbands bad knees

mary ann d. from brooklyn, ny (caregiver)

My husband has degenerative knees and Parkinson’s disease

Ease of use and light weight.

I would prefer if height could be adjusted or seat was a couple inches higher.

ronald j. from lorain, oh

Patient is a 68 year old male suffering from removal of toes on right foot, while also being a victim of a stroke with right hemiparesis.

Lightweight, comfortable, and easy to manuever both for caregiver and around tight corners.

The brakes could be easier to reach for the patient.

starla g. from berea, ky (caregiver)

Male, 6’3, 315 lbs., unable to walk or stand for long periods. Currently in progress with chemotherapy and radiation - traveling weekly.

lighter that a normal wheel chair easier to load in car

don't see any at present but ask me in a year and I might have something more to say about how it holds up

caroline g. from navarre, fl (caregiver)

Load in car and take person out to doctor appointment and shopping knowing that i can get him their safely.

Weight, ease of use.

Have not found any yet.

joe a. from ukiah, ca (caregiver)

Used by a transportation provider.

The ride is very smooth. Pushing is easier. Seat is higher & easier to stand up from. Of course the wider width is more comfortable & my mom can open her thighs to sit more comfortably.

Wish the arms rests were longer, now when she holds on she is hiding on to the short part of the arms.

robin c. from westbury, ny (caregiver)

User has dementia & barely walks. Regular transport chairs were indenting her thighs. Also their seats were lower.

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ellen g. from hopewell junction, ny

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Ease of use

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vicky n. from wake forest, nc

Diabetic amputee

Easy to put in car

For heavy people there isn't a lot of room to sit were your butt is hanging over. But my son loves it and easy to get in bathroom easy to take in and out of house thank youu so much

joann m. from reseda, ca (caregiver)

My son is 41 with special needs- seizures

Lightweight and easy to load in the van

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james c. from noblesville, in (caregiver)

The person using the chair is 68 and was hospitalized for 14 weeks after a broken femur surgery.