Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

easy handling

do not know yet

inge b. from san mateo, ca (caregiver)

My husband, age 86, stroke

Ease of footrest attachments

None noted

mark e. from woodstock, va (caregiver)

Female, 60+, foot surgery, temporary need

Ease of loading, ease of use, strength of chair yet so light

None

susan d. from bakersfield, ca

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Low price. Sturdy construction.

Needs wheel brakes, not just hand brakes, I can't hold the hand brakes down AND help Mom into the chair.

kathy m. from charlottesville, va (caregiver)

76 y/o mother, COPD, diabetes, can walk only short distances, cannot use a w/c by herself.

Meets the expectations I desired - lightweight, ease in transport, comfortable, and ease of use on grass as well as solid surface. The surprise was that it arrived in less than 24 hours.

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robert h. from falmouth, ma (caregiver)

wife has severe back injury and altzheimer

The chair folds easily and is light enough for me to put in and out of the car. It allows us to go places now that dont have motorized carts for people with disabilities.

It would be good if the patient had the ability to set or release the brake if the caregiver has to step away.

linda h. from newark, oh (caregiver)

My husband is a 73 year old with emphysema, copd and can only walk very short distances without severe respiratory distress.

lightweight, easy to cary, seat belt is good for protection.

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parizia m. from daly city, ca (caregiver)

90 yr old, can hardly walk

easy fold. safe brake handles.

none as of yet

les g. from merrick, ny (caregiver)

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The weight is one that I can handle. It provides transport that Is needed for me to take care of my patient.

It is serving the purpose for which it was intended. It enables me to transport my husband which I would not be able to do without it.

patricia c. from mesaa, az (caregiver)

Age:80,Alzheimer/dementia. Transport to and from appointments. Atrophy of lower extremities. Is now in an assisted living environment.

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patricia c. from mesaa, az (caregiver)

Age:80,Alzheimer/dementia. Transport to and from appointments. Atrophy of lower extremities. Is now in an assisted living environment.

Lightweight and colorful for younger users.

Must be pushed by the caregiver. Doesn't stay folded.

robin v. from bristol, ct (caregiver)

My autistic daughter has some large motor weaknesses which require sudden rest when on long trips or recreational activities.

Lighweight - Large Rear Wheels Make Manuverability Very Good Outdoors And Longer Distances & Going Over Door Sills Etc. Can Use For Fishing Outdoors. She Moves Chair By Her Feet Which Is Excellent For Her Leg Strength

Wife Uses Chair 10 To 12 Hours Per Day. This Usage Wears The Arm Pads. We Usuall Replace For Cosmetic Reasons Every Year Or So.

robert l. from canal winchester, oh (caregiver)

65 year old female With Knee Problems Uses Chair Around House And For Going Places