Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

quality

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shelby c. from signal mountain, tn

Down Syndrome lady that cannot walk long distances

Well crafted

None yet

thomas b. from treasure island, fl (caregiver)

Age 90, limited mobility

Great companion chair. Extremely light weight. Throw it in the trunk and go. With the larger rear wheels extremely easy to navigate various terrain.

None. Best companion chair I have found. People continuously ask me where I got the chair.

charles p. from west orange, nj (caregiver)

Physical disability

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roy b. from valdosta, ga

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It is lightweight and folds easily for transporting. The large rear 12' wheels give a smooth ride. I only need it for special outings and the low price made it doable.

No weaknesses.

leigh d. from woodland, ca

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Large rear wheels

None so far

charlene p. from mt. airy, md

Age 64 with MS - walk with cane but can't walk distances - easy for family member to transport

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rema f. from westminster, ca

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very well made and light enough to be moved & carried by someone.

does not have a brake on the bottom that would make the chair stationary when being pushed and also no brake that can be used by patient.

kirby m. from ruther glen, va

back &breathing problems

ease of set up...size...large wheels

had to replace hand grips at a bike shop.Grips that came with the chair were very painfull to use.

james a. from des moines, wa (caregiver)

89 year old father...has problems walking. He went to the mall for the first time in his new chair.

color

no seat

john r. from wilmington, de

stroke

lightweight

flimsy, not conducive to feeling secure.

lydia d. from clifton park, ny (caregiver)

age 65 female, very light weight, Peripheral Neuropathy in feet-unable to walk a step (not related to Diabetes)

Lightweight, folds easily

foot rests to not stay on but we do not use those anyway

miriam c. from virginia beach, va (caregiver)

88 years old