Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Lightweight.portable

Needs brake where user can lock. User unable to get in without assistance.

margaret r. from greensboro, nc (caregiver)

User is physically and mentally disabled...aphasia, apraxia and paralyzed on right side

It is light weight and fits thru narrow door ways.

It is not very comfortable for long periods of time - needs a seat pillow

tami z. from bonita springs, fl (caregiver)

My mom is the end user, she has COPD (4+ yrs) recently had a stroke.

lite weight, compact

have not found any yet!

sandra l. from baltimore, md (caregiver)

60 year old male- wounds on his heel prevent him from walking.

light weight. easy to transport. very easy to use.

wheels could be more heavy duty.tires are wearing down rather fast.

william j. from apple valley, ca (caregiver)

76 years old had a stroke. has a hard time getting around.

It is lightweight, folds up easlily. Thin width. The thin width of wheelchair extremely helpful on a cruise ship with narrow corridors.

Has hand breaks. Could also use one foot break - when parked or storing on an uneven surface, one brake on a tire would have helped.

doreen w. from natick, ma (caregiver)

82 year old female with limited endurance for walking. Can walk short distances.

hand brakes are nice and construction good, but {again} when putting person in chair, no brakes from keeping it from rolling

no way to keep feet rest on in transit, and no brakes to keep from rolling while helping person into chair

audelia c. from dyer, in (caregiver)

my mother who is in a nursing home

light weight

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lawrence r. from arlington, va (caregiver)

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sturdy, easy fold, light weight, narrow

person sitting in chair can't put the brakes on herself.

jack g. from paulding, oh (caregiver)

My wife who had foot surgery and can't use a kneeling walker because can't bend knee good because of a knee replacement one yr ago. she is 68.

It is very Sturdy, My Wife Loves it.

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robert f. from akron, oh (caregiver)

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Easy of handling.

Patient , not product

mrs. alexander d. from burke, va (caregiver)

male, 86 years of age, works very well, easy for caregiver to handle getting it in and out of trunk of car.Caregiver 77 years of age and finds it easy

Well made, very easy to fold & unfold

It is a transport wheelchair, and inherent to that application and the need to be lightweight, it may not hold up to frequent usage by heavy patients on surfaces that aren't relatively smooth

guy b. from somerset, ma (caregiver)

92 year old woman who is ambulatory for short distances

Light weight, ease of use, maneuverable

Advertised seat width is 17" (we measured 16-3/4 on our previous chair). Actual seat width on this new chair is 16" ( we measured 16-1/4" ). No problem for us but some may find it too narrow.

arnold b. from houston, tx (caregiver)

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