Lightweight Expedition w/12" Rear Wheels

Back wheels are good for all surfaces.

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sandra c. from ham lake, mn

User is 78 years old with M.S. caregiver can put it in trunk of car easily or back seat.

Light weight, easy to store, inexpensive.

The hand break cable is the poorest feature of the chair. I bought this one because the right hand break cable broke on the previous chair after 6 months.

michael n. from melbourne, fl

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Having the rear wheels larger.

Closes up too easy when the patient was pushing it.

phyllis h. from springfield, va (caregiver)

My dearly beloved --90 y/o --- has ALZ. We recently had to travel by air to ME to attend the wedding of a grandson.

lightweight

no manual brake...must squeeze brake handles to prevent movement while user is seated.

patsy l s. from houston, tx

73 y/o female with husband who has limited lifting capability due to recent pacemaker inplant.

not complicated

Has not failed us in any way.

jeri c. from benbrook, tx (caregiver)

14 years into Alzheimer's. physically frail and demented to great extent. It works well for him as he can follow simple commands.

weight

no

carol c. from edgewood, md (caregiver)

man age 68 who has had several strokes and has trouble with balance when walking

This product is lightweight and very easy to stow since the seat folds in and the backrest folds down. The lightweight foot rests are sturdy but very simple to detach and the brakes handles are conveniently placed at the pushing handles.

There are really no weaknesses but but would to see a place to secure crutches during transport.

charles c. from las vegas, nv (caregiver)

My wife had a lower leg trauma fracture and could not she could not bear any weight on her leg . This chair is a great asset for her.

See above.

None.

dick z. from commerce township, mi

I use this transport wheel chair to go to appointments. The 19 pound weight makes it easy for my family to put the chair in the back of the car.

Ease of use

Uncomfortable over long periods. Back of chair mostly.

gary c. from naples, fl

Post surgery patient

It is sturdy and lite weight at the same time

Can't think of any

james l. from salt lake city, ut

Recently had heart surgery. Is 90 years old. Has weak knees.

transportability and ease of use

None that I can think of

george l. from fayetteville, nc (caregiver)

Assist when shopping. so mobility is limited Parkinson's

Simple and sturdy. Smooth rolling and comfortable. Fixed arm rests.Brakes.Overall construction and materials are excellent. Well-engineered. Affordably priced.

If we identify any weaknesses we will let you know.

gary g. from oklahoma city, ok (caregiver)

Elderly and thin, moves about with a walker at home. Needed chair to get down a ramp and out to the car for medical appointments.