Go-Kart W/Removable Arms

It is compact The construction is sturdy, makes it a little heavier than others at 14 k but it probably holds up better.

The little cushion on the arm rests are flimsy. The little brackets that make the back of the seat fold down gives you a little hassle, but it is small stuff I think.

maria g. from mcmallen, tx (caregiver)

Female, 59 years old, difficulty in walking except short distances.

fits through small doorways

quality could be better

dolores r. from humble, tx (caregiver)

50 year old with brain injury and physical disabilites which include difficultly with walking

ability to go through narrow doors in bothrooms

it would be nice if the armrest just went back instead of having to remove them.

beverly d. from cotati, ca (caregiver)

double amputee with severe artheritis

Good features offered: removable arms, dropdown seat, foldable

Poorly constructed. Plastic holder for arms very fragile. Arms not fitted well into holder so extremely difficult to remove and replace. Am asking for refund.

daniel n. from honolulu, hi (caregiver)

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well-made; sturdy, no fear of tipping over; i have a overweight problem and feel chair is very supportive

a little too heavy to lift

barbara o. from waretown, nj

64 yrs old; birth defect caused joint deformities

Very lighweight and easy to handle. Removable arms are great for someone who can't stand but needs to transfer to car for doctor's visits.

I had to extend the footrest but even after tightening they still loosen up and the strap on the footrest could be improved too.

frances r. from palm bay, fl

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I love how small it is when it's folded up. Very light and easy to maneuver. Right size to get through the hall and door frames.

none

rebecca b. from arleta, ca (caregiver)

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Very well built product.

Found none yet.

jack g. from sodus, ny (caregiver)

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Ease of use. Option of armrest positioning. Very light in weight.

None

angela f. from brandon, ms (caregiver)

87 years old with advanced Alheimer's. Not able to walk. Barely able to stand.

Easy to push, strong, compact, light, and did not have to remove the arms at the table. Good looking too.

Only wish the wheels were bigger because some crackes in sidewalks and streets are problems. Other than that it works great.

marie f. from somerset, ma

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it's quality! also ease of use for getting through the small bathroom door .. removable arms make it possible to slide sideways to shower bench without trying to painfully stand

i have found absolutely none.

christie e. from north, ca

i am 60yo and have severe and debilitating arthritis

ease of steering

distances to reach the brakes when one can reach only one side.

thomas d. from south holland, il

I am a 54 year old male suffering with MS. I find this chair very convenient to use while working my computer. The only thing I can think of right now