Lightweight Expedition w/12" Rear Wheels

Heavy-duty and Lightweight

It is not motorized.

william s. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

It was given to my mother-in-law to help with doctor visits. They think it is great.

The transport chair is lightweight, fairly compact, and at a comfortable height for caregiver/attendant.

It should have pockets for personal articles attached on the side and on the back of the seat. It should also have some kind of a clip to keep foot supports from swinging out wildly.

cheryl b. from chicago, il (caregiver)

My Mother is a partially-sighted, 90-year old suffering from Parkinson's Disease. A "fall risk", she must use a walker with a seat, but tires easily

The ease in moving the product

none

ed m. from corpus christi, tx

My wife is the user and she was very satisfied on the use at the graduation ceremonies of our great grandson.

12" rear wheels make it easy to cover rough ground and heaved sidewalk sections. The swing-away foot rests and brakes work well. It is lightweight and easy for me to breakdown to stow. Because the user is so tall, the foot rests had to be extended, but I needed help to do so that because the nut on the bottom was on so tight. The ease of use exceeds expectations and, most importantly, has increased the user's ability to do things outside the home with less risk.

I have nothing negative to say about this transport chair. We are still learning the best ways to load and unload from the car, but each time it becomes easier.

karson k. from highlands ranch, co (caregiver)

This was purchased for an 88 year old, 6'4" gentleman with a disabled right arm/hand.

Handbrake while getting into and out of chair essential for confidence. Lightweight and folds perfectly. 12" Rear Wheels

I feel there are none

william p. from coxsackie, ny

68 yr old male 265 lbs able to transfer himself into chair, but limited walking ability.

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patricia c. from brooklyn, ny (caregiver)

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Light weight and folding

Only used once to date and none noticed

joseph schoenbachler s. from louisville, ky (caregiver)

65 yrs old Parkinson patient. Use only in emergency when freezing episodes where mind does not make feet move to walk.

Very lightweight

No end user brakes

john m. from flagler beach, fl (caregiver)

My spouse - broken foot.

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cecilia r. from woodside, ny (caregiver)

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The big wheels, the brakes, the weight, goes through all doors, goes over rough terrain

None so far

joy m. from san antonio, tx

The user is a Parkinson's patient with Nueropathy, confined to a chair.

Good design.

I removed the handle breaks as they were not effective. I had brakes installed at the wheel base that were removed from another wheel chair; the chair operates much better now.

stasys p. from tujunga, ca

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I love the size of rear the wheels as well as the smooth ride on rough paths.

None.

pedro h. from miami, fl (caregiver)

My wife, who had a stroke needs a wheelchair to facilitate her motility.