Lightweight Transport Chair

light weight

do not know /maybe longevity

james f k. from austin, tx

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Exactly that it has ALLu need and more

I have not found any!!!

cynthia p. from south windsor, ct

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Ease of use, small size when folded up, light weight

Had to wait several weeks to get the desired blue color. otherwise no weaknesses

william c. from loveland, co (caregiver)

Used to transport my wife to and from the car and into various appointments. It's lightest and easily fold up. The blue color is distinctive & bright.

Lightweight, easy to maneuver

Arms cannot be removed for transport

juanita w. from eclectic, al (caregiver)

We purchased this wheelchair to be able to fit my mother into our bathroom doors. The handles do not remove so we are still using a portable commode.

I love that I can fit it in between my seats in the back seat in between my seat in the back seat and it just sits perfectly there and it's very light

None

sandra p. from lodi, ca

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I love that I can fit it in between my seats in the back seat in between my seat in the back seat and it just sits perfectly there and it's very light

None

sandra p. from lodi, ca

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Weight and looks great

No padding on seat

sean k. from etna, pa

I has a stroke that affects my left side. My regular wheelchair was too heavy to load into the car. This chair is a lifesaver.

Did what it was made to do

Hard to get up for us short people

g b. from houston, tx

Transfer from car to doctors office

.The product itself

No weaknesses

susan g. from springfield, ma (caregiver)

My brother has trouble walking

Price and workmanship

So far none

martha h. from calumet park, il (caregiver)

This chair is perfect for limited space (17in). It allows me to move my mom from room to room since she isn’t mobile

Cost

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joe g. from east meadow, ny (caregiver)

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lightweight

wheels too small

janice n. from ottawa, oh (caregiver)

husband who is not able to walk any distance due to back problems-more difficult than wheelchair to push