Veranda

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anson c. from los angeles, ca

My wife is usin the chair to help her get around, she can walk but not too well

every thing

can't think of anything

dennis e. from addy, wa (caregiver)

58 years old,does not walk,has down syndrome.chair is perfict.

Surprisingly solid piece of equipment. Rolls very smoothly. Easy to fold. Not too heavy, but quite sturdy.

Foot rests could be sturdier, but no complaints considering price.

julie k. from huntington, ny (caregiver)

88 year old woman with broken hip.

It does all that is required of a wheel chair. And it looks good doing it too.

Being seventy two years old myself, I just wish it as a few pounds lighter. But I can lift it in and out of the trunk, without throwing out my back. So be sure the caregiver, can handle the weight. But that's not a weakness really, as it makes the chair all the stronger.

john b. from gardena, ca (caregiver)

This chair for my mother who at 93 years old, needs some help at times,getting around. Usually, she does fine with the walker, or on her own two feet

Ease of use, folding and unfolding

Pocket on back useless. won't expand to allow anything except an envelope. Needs a pleat or two and elastic band at top to hold a sweater or purse.

marian h. from coarsegold, ca

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Well made, super good bearings, excellent quality and the price is awesome... What a find...

If there is one, I can't find it. I can only say, it's for my wife, and she's a rather small lady, so the quality should be quite excellent....

ronald b. from rainier, or (caregiver)

73 yrs, recovering from bad surgery.

VERY WELL MADE!!!!!

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murray l. from snellville, ga

Age 72, heart attack,high pb, bad knees.

Comfort and maneuverability

I haven't found any.

helen s. from longmont, co (caregiver)

My husband is using the wheelchair, because he tires easily when he is on chemotheraphy. He says it is comfortable and easy to maneuver.

It was reasonably priced, good quality (it was just like the one she'd been using at the nursing home on loan!), and lightweight.

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angela j. from columbia, mo (caregiver)

My grandma is 87, has Alzheimer's and doesn't walk--she broke her hip ten years ago and has fallen a couple of times since then too.

Easy for even my 3 and 4 year olds to push, compact yet comfortable.

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roxann b. from monroe, ny (caregiver)

65 year old active grandma with rheumatoid arthritis. Recent surgery to fuse bones in foot required she stay off her feet for six weeks.

Big wheels

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rosa c. from riverside, ca (caregiver)

Grandma 92 year old equilibrium unable to walk so it helps her move around the home

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barbara t. from cedar, mn (caregiver)

my parent, amputation, so limits her to get around at this time, so needed a wheelchair that would work in the home and fit through the doors.