Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

very light weight, and easy tp push around.

none

denise p. from michignatown, in (caregiver)

Use for my 52 yr old husband when going to store or other trips outside the home. He is 4 1/2 yrs post encephalitis which has left him unable to walk

Easy to push, folds up neatly, movement is smooth

Footpads not so easy to move in order for patient to sit down.

virginia e. from san mateo, ca (caregiver)

My 90 year old husband has Parkinson's Disease

Easy to push and handle.

Could use a brake on the back wheels that patient could use.

dorothy b. from dayton, oh (caregiver)

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Chair could be heavier in front to allow a person to walk behind it if necessary,

carolyn y. from canyon, tx

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the light weight durability.

have not encountered a weakness

nancy b. from dallas, tx (caregiver)

Use with my 84 year old mother, I am 61. Needed something I could easily get in and out of minivan yet durable enough to carry her 200+ body weight

Well constructed, practical design, very lightweight.

No explanation of what the black plastic disks in the box were for. Finally realized they were hubcaps.

robert t. from redding, ca (caregiver)

Mother in law, age 86, 2 hip replacement surgeries, trouble getting around airport quickly during trips if she has to walk unassisted.

Light weight and ease of transport. Good construction.

Lack of a break lock. A simple lock on the current hand grips should be adequate and not cost much.

frank j. from germantown, tn (caregiver)

92 year old female in an assisted living home.

Light weight, all safety features included, folds easily to put in a cab.

Haven't found any.

ruthann k. from denver, co (caregiver)

My mother in law has very bad osteoarthritis and knee pain. She is able to walk carefully and slowly in her home, but unable to go anywhere.

Durability. Convenience. Comfort.

No weakness that I can detect.

gerald c. from newton, ma (caregiver)

My mom is 92well years old has had some hip and knee issues. Stands 5 feet tall and is of medium frame. We love the comfort and convenience of this.

It is very easy to use in a residential situation. It goes through narrow doors, and into the bathroom. The light weight and small envelope make it very easy to fold and put into the car, and then remove and set up. The large rear wheels make the chair easy to push on our "rural" gravel driveway. 150 feet out from our front door, you can see the Pacific Ocean, nine miles away.

This our third unit. The "sheet metal" screws that hold the fabric on the back rest become loose, and eventually fail, with daily use. When I have to tighten the screws every day, we order a new chair. We have been getting about 24 months of service on each chair. The price is so low that repairing the chair is not economical. The patient weighs 185 lbs.

roger t. from oxnard, ca (caregiver)

Female. 71 years old. Limited ability to walk with a walker. Weight 185 lbs. Primary disability is balance while standing, due to inner ear infections

Light weight, easy to manover in tight places, narrow enough to fit thru narrow bathroom doors. easy to push even on carpet flooring. Easy to lift and fit into car trunk

So far very satisfied. So far have not found any weakness.

herbert s. from monroe township, nj (caregiver)

81 yr. old female stroke victim confined to a wheelchair

The braking and the moving of the wheels on certain flooring and outside conditions

You must adjust the brakes often

joseph t. from hamden, ct

It is a very useful I have ALS so with the brakes being in that position it is better for my caregiver to use instead of always bending down.