Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

good design, good price

no permanent wheel lock

chris p. from flemington, nj (caregiver)

87, female, severe arthritis

Larger back wheels, lighter weight than big chair, easier to load in car, larger back wheels, easier to push and maneuver

handbrakes are awkward and can't hang shopping bag on handles.

julia b. from edwardsville, il (caregiver)

Age 86, legs lock up, spinal stenosis squeezing spinal cord, can walk a few steps in house some days, some days can't walk at all.

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foot pedals side off

janice b. from okemos, mi (caregiver)

90 year old father with stroke weak on right side

large back wheels, easy-to-use handbrakes

foot platforms need constant tightening and adjustment

brandon p. from laredo, tx (caregiver)

Used for travel outside the home - person has multiple sclerosis

lightweight

have not had long enough to find any as yet.

donald t. from belle air, fl (caregiver)

Wife, 75years of age. Rheumatoid Arthritis. Able to walk short distances. Limited with pain for long walks.

Easy to wheel around the house through doors. So easy to get in & out of the car. Very well constructed and yet light. Perfect for my situation. Also: ordered it late Saturday and it was here Monday morning.

None that I can see and I've been using it a lot.

ellis b. from fishkill, ny (caregiver)

Both parents are 92 & need to be transported.

The chair was easy to assemble.Easy to fold up. Very lightweight. I was able to put it in my trunk and carry it out into the nursing home so my Dad could try it and not have it touch a solid surface. That was excellent because I have MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS and very little strength. The chair pushed easily over the carpet while I was pushing. My little sisters love it because they can lift it easily. It does what I wanted it to do. I received it really quickly with regular shipping. THANK YOU

MY FATHER. He doesn't like the chair because it doesn't have big wheels so he can move it with his good hand like HEAVIER wheelchairs. I explained to him and so have my sisters "WE DID NOT BUY THE WHEELCHAIR FOR HIM BUT FOR US." That way we can take him out.

ernest r. from cumberland, ri (caregiver)

Dad is 90 and has no use of his right leg and arm.He is in a nursing home. I got the chair so we could take him out easily.

Construction appears solid and sturdy. Chair seems to maneuver appropriately. Have only used this outdoors once so far. SpinLIfe shipped immediately and to my great surprise I received it the following afternoon. Terrific!

Not sure yet. Would have liked a pouch on the back to put in a light blanket or raincoat, for example, but what counts is the chair itself. Has only been used once so far but for its inaugural use it was fine.

elisabeth k. from westport, ct (caregiver)

Age 102, blind, cannot walk

light weight & easy to use.

Needs braking system for individual sitting in chair.

robin s. from greensburg, pa (caregiver)

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customer service, speed in delivery, no shipping costs.

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linda b. from burlington, ky (caregiver)

87 women that does ok on a walker, but when needing to go somewhere that there is a lot of walking needs more assistance.

Weight, large wheels, folding feature

Have not found any yet. Met my expectations

starr h. from lexington, nc (caregiver)

76. Heart disease. Unable to walk except with walker -then only about 20 feet

lightweight

angle of back support

william b. from salem, or (caregiver)

Mainly for my wife who is transported by my son. She is 87 and has several problems causing her disability