Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Easy to use and better than one that it replaced

None thus far.

sheila b. from ocean view, nj (caregiver)

I purchased for use by members of our church-we are very pleased with the wheelchair.

The transport chair is easy to maneuver; I particularly like the larger rear wheels for gentle uneven terrain. It is easy to fold and unfold.

I would like for it to have adjustable height arms to pull up under restaurant tables. It would also be nice if the chair were lighter but then it probably wouldn't be as sturdy, durable.

jenny y. from greensboro, nc (caregiver)

I am a physical therapist and purchased this transport chair for a relative who has Parkinson's disease but is still ambulatory.

lightweight, compact, folds and stores easily in the car, comfortable, navigates store aisles much easier than other wheelchairs, the large back wheels make it easier to negotiate curbs, etc.

We haven't found any yet.

frieda k. from dover, nh (caregiver)

My mother is a fragile 81-year old with multiple health issues including advanced cardiovascular and emphysema diseases, and diabetes type 2.

It's easy to handle, folds up nicely, looks good, is comfortable for the user and we will take it when we travel!

We don't use the seat belt so it drags under the chair and gets dirty. I'm thinking of removing it entirely.

colette f. from santa barbara, ca (caregiver)

My husband had an aortic dissection in 2005, and lived, except he is very weak and his kidneys failed so he is on dialysis 3 times a week.

light weight, brakes on handles

foot rests fall off if not locked, which causes them to take up more room when chair is folded

dennis m. from birmingham, al (caregiver)

had stroke, cannot walk long distances

lightweight

I see none

ruby l. from cape girardeau, mo (caregiver)

88 year old woman, dementia

Low price, rolls and maneuvers easily

Narrow seat with high arms feels confining but for a thin rider at least, this is largely solved by adding a pillow or thick cushion. Assembly instructions were not clear.

gary a. from potomac falls, va

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Collapsable with ease, the 12" wheels make for easy pushing over varying terrain, and comfortable for patient.

Need an incorporated strap to hold in the collapsed position, for shipping or transporting in car.

malcolm m. from san clemente, ca (caregiver)

My 80 year old wife, an Alzheimer's patient, has seen mobility decrease severely. When she can't walk any further, this transport chair is a blessing.

The larger twelve inch rear wheels make this chair easier to push and maneuver.

This chair meets our needs.

clarence j. from calvert city, ky

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robert k. from abington, pa (caregiver)

Mother inlaw 100 years old. She does not have much strenth in her legs so indoors she uses a walker but we use the transport chair when we go out.

quality, weight, ease of one person's use

location of breaks for single person to reach while using the chair without a "pusher"

robert h. from plano, tx

age - 77; left leg aka amputee; both shoulders replaced; nerve damage restricts hand dexterity; teach ESL part time at collin college

well made product. Is light enough to enable her to move herself around a little with her feet. THe old style wheelchair was too heavy. Also,this new chair is very easy to fold up and put in a car.

The height of the seat is not adjustable and was a bit too high for my mother's feet to easily reach the ground. If the seat height could have been adjusted, she could be more mobile.

nanette b. from lake bluff, il (caregiver)

81 yrs. old, wheelchair bound,loss of strength in arms and legs, arthritis