Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Size, weight and ease of maneuvour

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robert v. from dousman, wi

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Lightweight and simple to store

The footrest are somewhat awkward

sharon p. from mesa, az (caregiver)

The product user is a woman who is 84 years old and has had both hips replaced.

We especially like the larger back wheels for transporting through rough areas and the snow in Minnesota winters.

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douglas h. from willamr, mn (caregiver)

Used to transport our 93 year old father who has severe hip problems and is unable to walk.

I do not need to depend on the wheelchairs at the mall or other store. It is easy to fold and get into our small car.

Have not found any

marvin b. from pennsdale, pa (caregiver)

My wife, age 77, has balance and back pain problems and the chair is very helpful in transporting her over a long distance, like in the mall.

sturdy, comfortable, easy to move to and from chair, lightweight

no pocket on back to hold articles; footrest comes off too easily

gail h. from orlando, fl (caregiver)

ease of transporting and moving about in public areas rather than using walker

looks nice rides easy for patient

havent had one yet

nancy c. from charleston, sc (caregiver)

patient legs get weak chair works great for her needs

construction, seating comfort & ride

possibly screw system on backing & handles -- earlier model caused considerable problems w/ screws loosening. We'll see !

earl b. from fort pierce, fl (caregiver)

wife - suffered hemmoraghic stroke in 7/31/07 - have your power chair plus transport chair plus new one - large rear wheels cause less jolt to my wife

Lightwieght, easy to use. Great product.

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suzanne w. from milwaukee, wi (caregiver)

My mother cannot walk long distances and her old wheelchair was too big and heavy for me to transport.

The lightweight makes it easy to load in the car. The operator hand brake that the operator can lock in place is very nice (it takes a bit of downward pressure on the brake handle until it clicks to lock each brake).

The footrests would have been nicer if they had the push button length adjustment system instead of the bolt and wrench system (a wrench did come with the chair). My chair came with the footrests pointed inward, but with the wrench they can be loosened and pointed in the correct position with the rubber bumper end pads pointed outward like in the picture. If you leave them pointed inward then the footrests will get caught up in the front tires. Also, if the footrest bolts are not tight the footrests will twist around or come off. Our other wheelchair with the push button footrest system has none of these issues, but once the footrests on this chair are in the correct position with the bolts tightly in place this is a good chair.

john s. from manassas, va (caregiver)

72 year old mother-in-law fell and fractured hip and got 3 pins.

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paul n. from melbourne beach, fl

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I feel secure with the large rear wheels and I can lift the chair into trunk of car. We have only used it once, in NYC, and only complaint was unable to open seatbelt. I called and you immediately sent us a new, working, belt

Haven't found any yet as only used it once. I will let you know if any is found.

miriam c. from valley stream, ny (caregiver)

79 y/o male (husband) unable to walk any distance. He uses a cane or whatever is around to touch for stability.

Easy to push and brakes on handles. Lightweight and folds up nicely

need more accessories. More color options/designs. If you have to be in a wheel chair, make it fun.

susan c. from apple valley, ca

47 year old female with Lyme disease; mostly bed-ridden. Pain with weight bearing, standing, and walking.