Wrangler II

EASY TO FOLD, NICE FEET REST, GOOD PRICE

HARD TO PUSH OVER SOME DOORWAYS

nancy w. from davenport, ia (caregiver)

90 YEAR OLD MOTHER USES THIS WHEELCHAIR WHEN TRAVELING TO DOCTORS,CASINOS, AND EVEN TO THE DINING ROOM AT HER ASSISTED LIVING APT.

Light weight

Seat not wide enough

william p. from middleburg, fl

A 78 yr old male, use it for medical visit

Lightweight, easily fits in trunk when folded.

A bit stiff to fold/unfold but perhaps with time this will resolve

eleanor t. from bemidji, mn (caregiver)

90 yr old female who uses a walker but runs out of breath easily.

Easy to collapse and open. Probably as light weight as possible for the price. Excellent wheels. Nice tight turning radius.

Won't last for years. Has to be pushed by someone other than the patient. Careful going over even low threshold almost dumped patient.

april p. from houston, tx (caregiver)

55 Years of age. Had ACL replacement.

Well built

Could be lighter

james j. from norfolk, va

84 yr old man with right leg amputated.can drive but cannot get out of car without help.

Ease of use

None

christine r. from pittsburgh, pa (caregiver)

For a female age 70 Parkinson disease.

It is lightweight, easy to manage in small spaces, easy to load into the car, and it is reasonably priced.

The back doesn't adjust, it's not very comfortable to sit in, and the footrests are not adjustable.

mary b. from auburn, wa

I am wheelchair bound. My previous one that is used in my home is too large to get into my car so I though this one would work.

Compact folding

If the wheels were a semi-pneumatic, it would make going over different surfaces much easier.

ronald v. from sebring, fl (caregiver)

My wife, who has sever back problems, is the user.

It is lightweight.

None that I can think of.

arnolia m. from houston,, tx (caregiver)

The user uses the chair to go to doctors appointments.

Not to strong

Just to flexable not ridgid like one used in nursing home

joan s. from binghamton, ny

Leg (above-knee) amputation

It is very well-built and will be easier to use than I had expected.

None that I know of.

joanne p. from round lake, il (caregiver)

It will be used for my mother who is 90 years old and not steady. She weighs 115 pounds. She is going blind and has dementia.

It seems to be well made, & is very sturdy.

Not really a weakness, but can be a bit hard to push at times, but I'm also older.

kendra h. from twin falls, id (caregiver)

88 year old female, slight stroke, doesn't walk well.