Lightweight Transport Chair

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dianne h. from dacula, ga (caregiver)

the user suffers from severe neuropathy and heart disease and this chair allows him to be taken so many more places than usual because it is so light

Easy to lift and fits perfect in small compact car. Plenty of room for groceries.

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rosemarie v. from highland, ca (caregiver)

For my 93 yr old mother who has limited walking ability.

lightweight and folds easy to store in car or truck

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kathy r. from carson city, nv (caregiver)

bought for my mother age 81 unable to walk unaided

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gary m. from south grafton, ma (caregiver)

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weight and easy to open and easy to get in & out of

locks on swing away foot rest

pinkie b. from lafayette, tn (caregiver)

wife 70 years old with Parkinsons disease. she is deeply depressed and has a very hard time walking.

Light weight, quality welding on all joints, paint job is good. I purchased it strictly as a backup for accessing narrow doors in places I visit - such as bathrooms in a apartments, when the motel is out of wheelchair accessible rooms. My wife can pick it up and stick in into our car along with my regular wheelchair. I chose the extra narrow version because there are many bathroom doors that are only 20 or 21 inches wide, and it slides thru A-OK. Now that I have it, I won't want to travel without it again.

I saw where some folks thought that it could be broken or bent easily. I can see where it could be busted, but I think that will only happen when it is asked to perform beyond it's ability. It is intended as a low cost, easy use alternative to a regular duty wheelchair. If purchased & used with that in mind, I see no weaknesses.

harry b. from del valle, tx

Age: 63, male. Have been using a wheelchair for 50+ years - post polio. Have always had the strength to do mostly what I want. Age is slowing the body

ease of handling while giving comford to the user

I do not have any complaints, larger wheels would make it easier to push around but might mess up the weight or compactness

robert g. from boynton, fl (caregiver)

My wife 69 has MS and I need something I can lift easily into the car and that will fit in our truck- a full size wheel chair is too hard to handle

It is very light weight and easy to assemble. The pieces fit well together and store very easily.

the length of the leg rest could be longer for MEN.

kris b. from san jose, ca (caregiver)

89 year old male, needs a walker so we use it to go on errands and Dr. appointments.

ease of use. Fits in the car nicely and moves smoothly.

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joyce m. from duluth, ga

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Easy folding/ lightness of weight

probably none as we have taken it over cobble stones and rough terain in many countries. screws needed to be tightened and one sidewould not release . We now release one side only

angie d. from calgary , canada

age 74/ spinal stenosis. I place our carryon luggage on the chair and push it/ use it for sitting

ease to get into small spaces. light and easy to transport

the foot rest do not stay in place

frances a. from bronx, ny

recently had surgery and can not walk very well. I also have severe arthritis in my both knees. It is a blessing to have my transport chair.

Lightweight and easy to carry.

Not that easy to engage brake.

andrea i. from catawba, nc (caregiver)

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