Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

excellent quality of materials, generally good design, strong attractive unit, easy to push with the large wheels in back.

Getting out of chair is dangerous since it has no fixed brake capability-- it moves backward unless someone is squeezing the brake handles. front wheel hits the patient's foot support when chair is backed up

albin t. from sandy springs, ga

82 years old, physical disability due to improper hip replacement

Lightweight; nice appearance.

I returned this product for credit because the armrests are too high. They will not fit under the table in a restaurant. Thus, my wife can't be as close to the table as she would like; also, the chair sticks out further than need be. Seems poorly designed to me.

donald n. from maumee, oh (caregiver)

Female; 91 yrs. old;110 lbs.;severe arthritis.

Light weight, good tires for uneven walkways and grass. Easy transport

Legs are a bit too lightweight. Do not raise.

eunice t. from old saybrook, ct (caregiver)

This is my second purchase of this item, both for women 90+. Easy to get them in and out of , transports well. Both women had difficulty walking.

Braking system. lightweight, easy to handle, comfortable ride in stores

None

nancy s. from cumberland, md (caregiver)

92 year old female having increased difficulty walking any distance, but wants to be able to participate in things like going for groceries, shopping

Light weight

Wheel locking system

james w. from lake worth, fl

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Size, ease of use, weight, and very reasonable price for a quality transport chair.

For our situation, I have found none.

e t. from winston salem, nc (caregiver)

Ninety-three year old lady with Alzheimer's disease. She is arthritic and has spinal surgery.

I like the ease of handling this chair and the ease of turning and storing the chair and getting it in and out of the trunk of the car. It is perfect for my use.

The biggest problem is there is no wheel lock. I have to lift the user out of the chair and into the car and back again. It is very difficult to do that if the chair can move. I am having to use velcro straps on the handles to squeeze the brakes. It should have something to lock the wheels.

gary p. from denver, co (caregiver)

90 year old man in a care center, I take him out occasionally and needed a wheelchair that folds and is easy to put in the car.

easily manuvered

none

rosa g. from visalia, ca (caregiver)

54 year old mentally delayed female with limted use of upper and lower extremities due to arthritis

compact,light weight

foot attachments, would be better if they tucked in better when chair folded up, otherwise very happy with chair

thomas s. from medford, ny (caregiver)

76yrs old woman,bad back

Lite weight transport chair. Good build quality. Hand brakes. Good match between the users size and size of the seat/backrest.

None noted.

bruce f. from forest, va (caregiver)

My mother (89) who has lost a good deal of weight and strength/stamina in the last 7 years.

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HARD TO PUSH,MY HUSBAND IS 140 LB AND Iam strong .Ibelieve that the 2 wheels who are smaler makes hard to use.

silvia s. from new york, ny (caregiver)

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Light weight. Easy to use. Very durable. I used chair extensively over seas for two weeks. Very rough terrain. This chair kept taking it and asked for more. I could not find much wrong with this chair.

Seat comfort.

mark c. from noblesville, in

48 year old male with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis. Easily fatigued and uses chair extensively.