Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Light weight, easy to store in van/car. Good colors, easy to push for my wife.

Could be a little more stronger but this would take away from the light weight.

richard s. from lancaster, sc

Progressive supranuclear palsy/ Walking difficult and falling a lot

it's portable and folds away nicely

sometimes hard to push someone who is 205 pounds--yet the product says up to 250 pounds

nancy f. from wilsonville, or (caregiver)

It serves its purpose

Nice design

Lack of standard brake no cup holder or any storage pockets

patsy n. from new port richey, fl (caregiver)

71 year old stroke patient that cannot walk by himself

Lightweight!!! Easy to handle, easy to lift, easy to remove the leg extensions, hand breaks are excellent on the hills for decceleration. The chair was handled through multiple flights, up hills, through ditches, through airports and in almost constant use 10 days in a row, so my test of this product was thorough. The chair met all expectations. The larger rear wheels help with stability. I am speaking as a caregiver and a physical therapist as well. This is an excellent product! One more thing, the affordable price point is an extreme asset. I would highly recommend this chair.

A little bit hard to lift over a curb by stepping on the back extensions.

marcy b. from farmington hills, mi (caregiver)

I took this chair with me to Israel. I traveled with my 88 year old mother who has lung cancer. It is a terrific chair and surprising durable.

Good quality, but light weight.

Snap was a little tight on one of the handles, a little work with a file fixed it.

richard d. from elkton, md (caregiver)

We use it for my mother (89) and mother in law (87)

The light weight was crucial, as I could not safely lift a regular-weight wheelchair. The chair seems to be sturdy enough.

One of the foot-rest latches does not function. We will try to get it fixed locally.

judith j. from reno, nv (caregiver)

94-yr-old woman who can no longer walk.

Easy to store and use. 12 inch wheels help stability. Weighs just 19 lbs so most seniors can lift for storage in car. Overall, we are very pleased.

None noted

karen d. from tumwater, wa

63-year old female disabled with end stage pulmonary fibrosis.

Lightweight. Really like hand brakes.

None that I can tell at this point

kathryn l. from washington, dc (caregiver)

90 year old. Broke hip last year uses wheelchair for extended walking otherwise uses walker

I FOUND THIS CHAIR TO BE LIGHT, COMFORTABLE AND EASY TO MANUVER IN AIRPORTS, RAMPS, DOOR WAYS, HOTELS, SHUTTLES ETC..GREAT FOR TRAVEL AND HOME USE.

NONE

jody e. from lakeside, ca

I PURCHASED THIS CHAIR TO GO ON VACATION -ALASKAN CRUISE. I HAVE COPD & HAVE SOME MOBILITY.

the manuverability, weight, the sleek design

the end of the foot rest sticks out a little to far, so in a large crowd you have to constantly look out and make sure you dont scrape the person in front with the rest. This happened a couple of times to me.

bernadette d. from staten island, ny (caregiver)

I bought this transport chair for my son who is 8 years old. He has suffered a stroke and gets very tired if we are on long outings, and that was the

Folds up easy, light weight, easy to put in car, comfortable enough for a day trip, not bulky.

Haven't found any yet.

cheri w. from auburn, ca (caregiver)

87 year old with limited walking ability for any distance.

the leight weight of the chair is wonderful after a year of using a wheel chair with the large wheels on the side that sis would be able to move herself around with,this is so much easier for me to push her in for me as i too have arthries in my hands so i have some pain but do the best can in caring for my older handicaped sister.

my problem with this chair is that the foot rests are not on the chair in the first place & i had to fight to get them on with the aid of a friend,so that was very upsetting not knowing were or how to put the footrests on the chair & now to keep them or get them tight so not sliping out of position,the footrest are just very frustrating.

gert w. from cresco, ia (caregiver)

the user of the chair is my older handicaped sister (in her 60s)she has arthries in both her knees & has no health insuranc to have surgery.