Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

comfort,weight,ease of use for caregiver and traveling,narrow width (for use in an unmodified house)and for smaller people.

none that i've noticed

victoria b. from east hampton, ny

66-Fredreichs Ataxia-unable to walk

ease of storage and weight

wider tires in front would make for easier steering on rough terrian

bernard b. from richmond , ontario , canada

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lighter weight and small size make it easier to wheel about.

Paint on the frame could be better. OR a bottle of matching paint could be included. Needs a basket or a hanging bag to carry small items or an extra jacket or sweater.

susan r. from smithtown, ny (caregiver)

Age 75+ Parkinson's (early) Chair needed when user is tired or the walking distance is more than what he can handle.

Light weight

push chair only, not for user use in house

rhonda w. from laguna niguel, ca (caregiver)

My mother is 85 and can no longer walk for a long period of time. This wheel chair is perfect for DR. appointments, etc, very light weight just what

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seat is too shallow - feel like falling forward.

john g. from dallas, tx

age=83; with freezing=gait Parkinson's

Lightweight and easily folds for storage.

Don't know. Haven't had to use it yet.

stephen w. from dallas, tx

This chair is to be used for our company in an emergency situation for a person who has difficulty walking. It would help her to be evacuated quickly

Folds up easy fits in trunk

Leg rest do not elevate

maxine s. from huntington beach, ca (caregiver)

My mom has alzhiemers. she had to eat sitting up and remain sitting for a half an hour .

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Wheels (rear) have knobs like snow tires which cause vribrations. I don't think trction in snow or mud is going to be a problem. It would have been nice to have package holder in the back rest, and somewhere to hang a shopping bag on the push handles. It is hard to use a grocery shopping cart while pushing the chair.

wayman j. from lawrenceville, ga (caregiver)

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Lightweight and easy to push

There is no brake lock for helping my father into and out of the chair. Had I known that, I might not have bought it, unfortunately, because the price was right and I like the design.

lisa b. from gig harbor, wa (caregiver)

My father has Alzheimer's and his walking is getting weaker.

Lightweight for the caregiver, comfortable for the user, big tires help make it easy to push. Loved it for our trip to Hawaii!

Need to make sure the foot rests are well tightened or they will work loose.

cheryl e. from great falls, mt (caregiver)

Male, age 64, has cerebellar ataxia

Substantial well made.

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louis l. from morgan hill, ca (caregiver)

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quality at a very good price and ease of operation

some sort of hand brake for the user would have made this chair perfect

lawrence i. from wappingers falls, ny (caregiver)

female age 87 with general weakness and prone to bouts of vertigo