Duet Transport Chair and Rollator

larger wheels, able to sit in it and get pushed

foot rest, sometimes causes him a tripping hazard

steve s. from las vegas, nv (caregiver)

unable to walk far. legs are very weaK and sometimes loses balance

Duality; the ability to walk by myself and be pushed when tired

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juanita l. from inglewood, ca

93 yrs, mobile but tire quickly

Folds to fit in back seat of a car. Ability to face forward when being used as a transport..

Footrest sometimes falls into position when not wanted, not a big problem.

leonard l. from lees summit, mo (caregiver)

I purchased the first one for my wife, this was my second purchase for my mother.

the strenghts for this product is that it is convient and easy to use.

their are no weaknesses for this product

karen m. from brentwood, ca (caregiver)

age, physical disabilities.

works as wheel chair but not covered by ins will cover chair or walker not combo?

dificult to fold due to release

william t. from brooklyn, mi (caregiver)

Femail has beckers muscular distrofee,wide wheels work on soft ground,can move it in to house, kitchen good seat ht

quality material and ease of use

A little awkward in placing in a car.

jean f. from murphy, nc (caregiver)

The user is a 59 year old woman, who has lost the partial use of one of her legs. The wheelchair allows her to use it as a walker or sit in it.

Quality made, strong

Weight of product

bernice c. from utica, ny

79 yr old female, needs double knee replacement, had a spinal fusion in the 456 verdibrae,

the best I recommend this product handy, dual use,

it needs safety locks and seat belt

bognay d. from valley stream, ny (caregiver)

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rolls on carpet ok much easier than my other plain rollator. When I get insurance approval I will buy a power chair from spinlife

none

joseph d. from silver spring, md

physical disability

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joseph d. from silver spring, md

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Sturdy; dependable for user with balance problems. Classy look, brakes work well when needing to convert to wheelchair

ability to collapse for trunk of most cars. Have to use back seat, leaving for only one more passenger.

debra s. from ek grove, ca

recovering from cervical stenosis, age 65, not yet able to walk w/o walker.

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franklin b. from corona, ny

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