Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

the weight. the rear 12 inch wheel. ease in locking in place.

Can never be light enough for me. I am a 95 lb. woman taking care of a 190 lb man.

eleanor k. from glenside, pa (caregiver)

73 yr old man awith normal pressure hydorocylphilus

Style, easy to open and close. light weight, even I can lift it

no brake in front to asist when going down hill.

shirley v. from londonderry, nh

RA thruout body. Walking impaired 63 Bought to use to in supplement to walking

kudos to the designers for an overall very functional and useful product.

not a weakness, but a suggestion from a fellow consumer products designer and manufacturer. the removable foot rests are easy to use as designed. how about removable 'and' rotating and locking them inward under the seat so they are always with the chair.

r.h. m. from idyllwild, ca

temporary use after my fall at age 77 which pulled groin muscles and fractured bones.

Construction, appearance, maintainability, and lightweight.

Requires a tool to adjust the feet supports.

don r. from birmingham, al

Cannot walk long distances or sit in a seat without a back support.

Love the fact that my 78 year old mom can lift it in and out of the car.

Wish the chair could be managed by the user as well as the caretaker. A way for the user to propel the chair as well as to set the brakes would make the chair indispensable.

pauline s. from north port, fl (caregiver)

87 year old dad whose legs just aren't working anymore

The wheelchair transporter is wonderful since it is feature loaded. but ...

No technical support. Spinlife or Invacare needs a technical support unit for making adjustment suggestions. I made a series of futile calls to both Spincare and Invicare without success, other than the suggestion that a replacement chair be sent as the only alternative. I specifically requested that that NOT be done due to the expense involved (even though free to us), thinking that we might eventually figure out how to make the adjustment.

david p. from indianapolis, in

Age 70. I have been diagnosed with Idiopathic Pulmonary Frbrosis and sometimes can't go far witout the wheelchair transporter, which is great for goin

Very easy to use---very good product.

Haven't found one yet.

roland s. from fair oaks, ca (caregiver)

This is used for my wife. Have only used it 3 times. Find it outstanding for her transport.

Larger back wheels

Arm rests should be a little lower for more comfort and ease

angelo l. from westchester, il (caregiver)

Male 88 years old, can walk with walker slowly. Sits in wheel chair to eat and when going out to visit. The only problem is that the arms are too hi

We have not used this product extensively but so far have no compaints.

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clarence j. from covington, la (caregiver)

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Light weight; relatively large rear wheels enables easy pushing over small obstacles; sturdy frame; good looks

Only problem was that it came without a part to put the footrests on. Spinlife responded speedily to my call and sent a box with two whole new footrests (supplying the missing part would have been enough). While the box (apparently from the manufacturer) unhelpfully contained two right-hand footrests, at least I was able to scavenge the needed part. The manufacturer's quality control seems lax, but the wheelchair otherwise seems to be well-built.

penelope d. from chevy chase, md

77 husband with advanced Parkinson's

Ease of handling,easy to push and turn

Have not found any so far

murrel m. from fresno, ca (caregiver)

A lady 99years old living in assisted living facility.She is very alert and needs very little assistance

overall quality is excelleny

it lacks large wheels to eble user to control chair

george m. from myerstown, pa

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