Deluxe with 12" Rear Wheels

It is small and light...With an affordable price.

I want to be able to fold it smaller and put it in bag like the one I have used with smaller wheels.

rena n. from high point, nc

I have MS and it affects my left leg. My husband and I use it on our travels and it allows me to go places that would be too hard for me otherwise.

Sturdy, except for handles.

Handles and weight.

james c. from frankfort, il (caregiver)

Her legs are weak, so this chair makes her more mobile. Easier for the caregiver to give her that mobility. The only cause for concern is the handles

Durable, well constructed

Not as light as I expected .

william s. from milan, mi (caregiver)

My wife suffers from multiple problems, including scoliosis and spondylolisthesis. She is safer in the wheelchair and does not tire as she did

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The fold down handles, and not being able to go over frontal obstructions (curbs, etc.) by pushing down on the handles to lift front wheels and having complete feeling of control.

james c. from frankfort, il

Age 82. Portion of medical history: has lower back problems, limited leg movement, diabetes, and other age-related problems.

Ease of rolling, lightweight yet solid.

The handle height could be adjustable for taller caregivers, I am over six foot and need to stoop to have a good grip for braking.

allen t. from bath, ny (caregiver)

63 year old wife going through chemo for the fourth time. Sha gets very weak and cannot stand or walk for long periods. This transport chair gives us

Light and easy to lift

Not larger enough

terry p. from mableton, ga (caregiver)

The product did not work for us and was return. Needed a chair that was larger

Easy to use and very portable.

There is a need for a lock to keep the wheelchair from rolling down when parked. The footrest also needs a lock to keep from falling off when loaded in the trunk of a car.

pedro b. from new york city, ny (caregiver)

User cannot walk very far and gets tired easily so the need for a wheelchair.

I find it easier to push than the one I had with smaller wheels

I would like to see larger wheels in the front. It is hard to go over bumps with the smaller wheels.

doris j. from jefferson, ma (caregiver)

male,age84,uses a walker in the house but cannot walk very far

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Brake does not stop as well as I would want

abel l. from san juan capistrano, ca (caregiver)

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Very light weight. Strong seat and a good size seat. Can't beat the price.

The handles in the back fold down. When I pushed down on the handles to tilt the chair back to enter a door the left handle collapsed into the folded down position. I will need to make adjustments to keep the pin in the slot so it doesn't happen again. It is adequate for the light use we wanted it for but it probably wouldn't work wll for full time heavy use.

beverley w. from paso robles, ca (caregiver)

86 year old female with osteoporosis who recently fell and broke her arm

Lightweight and easy to push

Had problem with brakes applied by caregiver and could not obtain info from Spinlife - Had to contact Medline to obtain sheets with pictures for me to correct the problem. I feel Spinlife should have people on duty that could handle the problem I had.

joe t. from spring hill, fl (caregiver)

Wife has serious mobility problems and uses a walker at all times.

Weight and ease of use.

The front wheels should be larger. This would make it move with less effort.

dan a. from mountain city, tx (caregiver)

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