Heavy Duty Transport Chair

Chair was very well made and easy to use.

Chair was too high and did not fit under any of our tables.

andrew d. from ship bottom, nj (caregiver)

The chair was for my son who has muscular dystrophy. The chair was great but was just too high to fit under any of our tables where he eats.

Rolls easily. Feet are removable to make transfer a snap. Comfortable to sit in.

Its kind of heavy, 50 pounds,and hard for a female to put into a vehicle.

gloria v. from visalia, ca

This is a great transport chair. The ride is smooth and I can easily push my 350 pound spouse everywhere he needs to go.

It is sturdy. I like the size of the wheels.

No seat belt. Brakes are a little difficult to operate.

madeline l. from new hope, mn (caregiver)

My 54-year-old son with cerebral palsy who uses a walker uses the chair when he goes on medical appointments, to church, etc.

the chair is good, strong.

Needs to be easy to open up and should come with some kind of butt pad

russell s. from brooksville, fl

Male 67 years lungs are shot. Have pain all time can only walk 6 feet before body/lung breathing labor

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dawn d. from green lane, pa

70 year old female with difficulty walking

High weight limit

No directions come with the product so it took awhile for us to figure out what the metal bar was for. If you get it with silver metal bars that have come loose, look to the front and back of the chair to attach them to the frame and the seat. This supports the seat. Easily done when you know where they go.

suzan c t. from antelope, ca (caregiver)

Heavy 62 year old that cannot walk far.

Haven't used it enough to determine this.

Again, haven't used it enough to determine this.

linda h. w. from peterstown, wv

I am a 69 year old female who has suffered from a bad back since I was a teenager. Have had numerous surgeries and procedures in my lifetime.

It holds up to her weight

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alice s. from gassville, ar (caregiver)

She uses the chair to move around in the mobile home.

It is sturdy.

Fold down handles would be an improvement.

diana v. from cleburne, tx

I was in a major automobile accident and still suffer from the injuries. I also have neuropathy.

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diana v. from cleburne, tx

age: 65 disability: neuropathy and arthritis

ease of assembly and use.

adjustments for foot height was hard to work out of the box. too tight.

faye m. from lincoln, ne (caregiver)

91 yrs of age with mild arthritis which is causing mobility problems.

Size, able to use inside a smaller home.

Front wheels sometimes are hard to get straight.

john t. from bloomington, il (caregiver)

Female, diabetic, stroke, overweight, early 70's.