Lightweight Expedition w/12" Rear Wheels

Light-weight.

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lee e. from mexico, mo

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None with the issues we are having

Break, hand grips

madelyn b. from the villages, fl (caregiver)

My 100 year old mother uses this product to go long distances; we have had several issues

Only used it once, but it's lightweight, makes it easy to handle.

To me, the seating would be more comfortable if the back had more slack in it. Then I wouldn't be sitting bolt upright in a most uncomfortable position. I spent an hour in it, and was glad to get out of it. On the whole, it will fit my purposes, and I'm glad I purchased it. Also, one brake rubs the tire and makes a grinding noise. Will have my son look at it. Can't be too hard to adjust.

alec d. from inver grove heights, mn

User has COPD, and cannot walk more than a few yards.

Excellent design.

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richard r. from meriden, ct (caregiver)

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Weight savings, sturdy and stable.

Needs a pouch to carry things and some kind of bungee to keep folded.

elizabeth t. from wheaton, il

This chair is for an 80 year old male suffering from diabetic issues.

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robert d. from eria, pa (caregiver)

Looks like it will fill the bill.

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marie h. from danville, ca

87, legs giving out.... used by caregiver and my kids (to go to lunch). Everyone loves it.. goes in car trunks...easy driving....can be used at resta

Ease of use.

Not good on soft and grassy terrain.

mary m. from amherst, nh

200 lb, 70 yr old female with COPD

Larger back wheels and lightweight strength.

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carole h. from syracuse, ny

66 year old with limited mobility...in the end did not opt to take this with us on vacation as my walker was enough....saving for future

Lightweight and ease of loading and unloading

Definitely needs a brake that can be set by caregiver while assisting patient with loading and unloading from the vehicle. Cannot lock wheels at the table in a restaurant. From the description, it sounded to me like you could "set" a brake. That should be better clarified in the description.

anita o. from mcfarland, wi (caregiver)

74 year old female

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tomi s. from santa maria, ca

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Lightweight. Larger rear wheels.

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maryjo g. from barrington, il (caregiver)

79, male, cannot walk very far