Deluxe Lightweight Transport Wheelchair

It's light yet durable.

Comfort in seating area.

susan r. from portland, me (caregiver)

Not provided

Well made and light

Needs hand brakes badly. Afraid to go on a little incline up or down.

richard s. from boca raton, fl (caregiver)

My wife is an altzheimer victim.

I like it because it is light weight and I can lift it without much trouble. Plus it fits through our doorways where our regular wheelchair can't.

It is very easy to throw a person out of this chair head first if you hit a small bump or crack. I have done it. It is very important to buckle the person up or make sure they are holding on with both hands.

verna h. from hayward, ca (caregiver)

77, unable to walk and can hardly stand

lightweight and stability

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bertold h. from fort myers, fl (caregiver)

This wheelchair is awesome! I'll take it to Germany soon to push my 92 year old mother where ever she wants to go.

Lightweight

Small wheels, may have a roll over potential.

scott k. from deerfield, il (caregiver)

96 year old male who can walk, but limited in range.

fullfills needs completely

none

ronald b. from sunrise, fl

age 67 with MS. Unable to walk

Light weight, ease of folding and transporting.

None noted.

larry a. from lewistown, il (caregiver)

90 year old female with an arthoritic knee, who no longer can use a walker for any length of time.

Able to carry substantial weight, easy to fold and transport, easily fitting into small car trunk.

Hard to push on uneven surface but do recognize this is a transport chair.

mavis d. from alexandera, va (caregiver)

This chair was purchased for my brother in UK who suffers from lung problems.

The weight and compactness. Before we purchased this chair I would have to trade cars with my son because I drive a Ford Mustang with a small truck. This chair fits!

Sometimes she feels like she is slipping forward and is worried she will fall out.

dawn s. from lawrenceville, ga (caregiver)

This chair is for my Mom. She is a lung cancer and a kidney cancer surviver among numerous other health obstacles she has suffered and survived.

ease of handling ( in and out of car)

no motor

jack l. from apache junction, az

Not provided

Easy to push on level surfaces, good going up and down small rises (curbs, etc...)

Not so good on rough or uneven surfaces but usable.

raymond p. from greenwood lake, ny (caregiver)

Gentleman, 88 years old, cannot walk for extended periods.

Not provided

leg adjustments should be easier to use

william l. from orinda, ca (caregiver)

female, 63, left side paralysis