Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

For a caregiver, this is the best travel chair ever. It is easy to fold & unfold and weighs very little. Mom loves the comfort & the fact it does not look 'clinical'

An independent user can use this as a walker, but the braking mechanism is in the push handles. For added safety, there should be a way for the patient to engage the brake when getting up and down in the chair.

julianne h. from tallahassee, fl (caregiver)

We bought this for my 86 year old mom. She can still get around on her own, but tires easily & feels she slows everyone else down on outings.

light , maneuverable,easy to store,constructed well

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michael d. from carle place, ny (caregiver)

female age 67, numerous disabilities

It's portable, light-weight, easy to transport, folds up smaller than most chairs

I wasn't sure how well it would hold up on a plane, but we checked it at the gate and picked it up when we landed. It made it easier & safer to move around the airport and cruise ship without waiting for assistance.

debra e. from bolivar, mo (caregiver)

My father is 80 and walks with assistance. We purchased this to take him on a cruise and it worked wonderfully. Easy to load, fold, check.

This transport chair didn't require much assembly, just the leg/feet pieces to be attached. It is light enough for my wife to carry & load into the car trunk but sturdy enough for a man to use. I love the chair and find it very useful. I recommend it.

I haven't found any weaknesses to date, but if something pops up, I'll advise you.

donald w. from aurora, il

I am 82 years old and recently had a stroke. It left me weak, my legs very weak.

i like the fact that it is light weight and the color i love. the brakes are great on this and it has manynice features.

i do not see any weaknesses just wish it was even lighter in weight.

joann r. from richmond, mi (caregiver)

bought this to use for my husband who is 79 and has really bad legs and also had brain surgery

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only 1 weekness. It needs a parking break, not just hand breaks.

theresa l. from vermilion, oh (caregiver)

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Quality and ease of use!

What weaknesses?

rose s. from scottsdale, az

Female, 87 years old with bad arthritis in both knees and feet.

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peter m. from stockton, ca (caregiver)

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It is light to carry out from car and easy to operate.

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trang v. from orange, ca (caregiver)

My father is using this wheelchair because he has problem of walking due to parkinson

light weight to fit in car and well constructed

foot pedals have sharp metal release tabs which can injure people and furniture. should be covered

carl l. from wilmington, de (caregiver)

79 yr. old grandmother with gait and balance problems

It's construction and strength

The removal of the legs when traveling

barrett m. from brooklyn, ny (caregiver)

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The wheels, weight, and price of this chair are uncompareable to any other chair out there. You can't go wrong. First time chair buyer's dream.

no weakness at all. If you bought a $1,000 chair might find one

kirk j. from renton, wa

age 85, cant walk any distance over around 100' without assistance,