Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

large wheels make it easy to push folds up well for storage

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kathleen c. from freeland, wa (caregiver)

age 95, some ambulation with walker but can't walk far without being too tired.

It has been wonderful - easy rolling, easy to fold up and put in the car. Our family highly recommends this chair. The larger rear wheels really make a difference. Good weight.

Wish it had breaks on the wheels when standing still.

pamela n. from manchester, mo

After a prolonged illness that affected mobility and strength, we purchased this chair so that I could be out and about with family.

well-made, sturdy, folds and stores easily, larger rear wheels make transport on stairs and bumps quite feasible; was easy to adapt oxygen tank to the back

would be nice to have a locking mechanism for the brake; I wish there was a model with locking brakes and big rear wheels.

robert d. from burnt hills, ny (caregiver)

87, 100 lb female; pulmonary hypertension, some mental confusion

well made, attractive, ease of use

foot pedals have a mind of their own, will turn and twist, drop off, always needing adjustment

paul f. from frederick, md

mid 80's, Parkinsons patient, rapidly losing mobility

Light-weight, very easy to push, easy to maneuver. Great quality for the price!

Poor user manual - took some time to determine how to lock the brakes.

mary m. from marietta, ga (caregiver)

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Light weight, swing-back/removable footrests, folds compactly, sturdy construction, great brake system.

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cale h. from fredericksburg, va (caregiver)

Purchased for my 88 year old mother, who lives with my family.

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louise h. from franklin, tx

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Weight and ease of use.

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rosalyn b. from sandy springs, ga (caregiver)

I am a small person in size and needed something lightweight to transport my mom. This worked well for me.

lighweight/ brakes/ rear wheel for ease of use/ folding feature.

seating could be slightly heaver material

william m. from palm desert, ca (caregiver)

female 73 /leg surgery

the 12" rear wheels make it more maneuverable than other transport chairs we've tried, and it is nice and light

minor, but since you asked...on delivery there were a few things that may have happened in transport: 1. a broken wheel cover that doesn't affect anything, just looks funny if you notice it, and 2. end of brake cable bent out of shape (we bent it back and it mostly clears wheel and it works, just sometimes hits wheel then we bend it back again)

steven s. from cicero, ny (caregiver)

just shy of 91 yr old male who broke hip in apr '10

Lightweight, folds easily

We had a little trouble figuring out the braking but if we had read the manual first I am sure we would have been fine

darla w. from beech grove, in

80 years old, one leg very weak, can't walk any distance

Easy to use. Fits in backseat. Love the hand brakes. We go to outdoor produce markets and street fairs. The hand brakes really save my back.

The foot rests are a little flimsy.

terry a. from palm springs, ca (caregiver)

86 year-old mother, 100 lbs., occasionally needs help when a lot of walking is required.