Lightweight Transport Chair

It's lightweight and doesn't take up a lot of room when folded.

The person pushing me has the feeling I may fall out.

carolyn h. from fredericksburg, va

I am a 71 year old female with hip problems.

Easy to transport

Hard to go over some small bumps, but I'm just getting used to it

jeraldine b. from oklahoma city, ok (caregiver)

My son is 54 years old with Parkingson's Disease and has trouble walking.

Lightweight

Pushing it.

rae m. from odenton, md (caregiver)

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It's good for her size and weight: 4'10 and 75 pounds.

Hard to steer

lorraine p. from lodi, nj (caregiver)

It was for my mother. When she has a hard time walking the chair is small enough to take into the bathroom.

Lightweight and narrow, can turn around in small spaces

The handles are a little wobbly but have not, to this point, been a problem

mary r. from rockdale, tx (caregiver)

91 year old female with slight stroke, dementia, weighs around 140lbs. 5'3"

Lightweight and easy to handle. Very helpful that the back folds down to make it more compact

The terrible odor that does not go away. The only way to stop this problem is to quit buying imports from China. Most people would be willing to pay more and not put up with stinky imports!

shirley s. from glendale, ca (caregiver)

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Lightweight; easy to use.

STRONG, UNPLEASANT SMOKEY ODOR WHEN UNPACKED. SAT CHAIR OUTSIDE FOR DAYS TO AIR OUT.

mary ellen s. from kirkville, ia (caregiver)

Spouse requires use of transport chair; he is unable to walk a long distance.

The chair is just 20" wide. it is excellent for a house with narrow doorways.

The arms are very loose and I have not found any way to tighten them effectively. Makes me wonder just how long this chair will last.

craig p. from kingwood, tx

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I've had several of these chairs over the years, and have been very satisfied except for the armrests.

The armrests are not thick enough, so I buy armrests from an independent company.

adena m. from leesburg, fl

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convenience of use

Needs to be 24" wide 18 & 19 inch widths in today's world not much good. I know you have wider chairs but low end wider chair is ideal

tony b. from des moines, ia

Provided chair for use by visitors to our weekly events or providing assistance to those that become ill or need assistance.

Light weight, maneuverable, attractive.

The location of the brake handles. Hard to reach from the front of the chair when you are helping someone in and out of the chair.

dean s. from upland, ca (caregiver)

70 year old 106 lb woman with bladder cancer which makes her very weak.

As above, we acquired because it was less wide than other companion chairs

None. It is what we expected

rene m. from hillsboro beach, fl (caregiver)

Used to transport into bathroom and other small openings where other chairs will not fit.