Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

easy to use and light weight

Brakes chatter when applied going downhill.

george g. from cambridge, wi (caregiver)

60 y. o. male with cerebral palsy

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linda c. from union, nj (caregiver)

75 year old woman who had stroke 6 years ago, totally disabled

easy in pushing, comfort in sitting

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charles f. from hermiston, or (caregiver)

physical disability

lightweight; easily transportable; sturdy construction

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mark z. from mt. laurel, nj (caregiver)

Age 90; limited vision;walks indoors with walker for short distances

brakes to secure chair from moving while loading chair;the large wheels on the rear make passing over many more obstacles easier and safer than i ever could in the 4 same sized small wheeled chair. i havent used the regular wc since making this purchase. i can toss this one in and out of the trunk and easily be ready to roll in seconds. im planning on ordering another one to always keep in the car trunk.

brakes are not very effective on any real grad, without slipping and making noise. but that not why i bought this. no touch up paint is available to this looking fresh

delores n. from tracy, ca (caregiver)

daily transport around home and in/out of vehicle

light weight, folds nice for travel,larger wheels

wheel brake that can be set, or better yet a deadman brake. larger wheels for more off pavement travel

david r. from santa cruz, ca (caregiver)

85 yo woman with post-polio syndrome

The grooved pedal on the back allows you to tip the chair back to go up a step, then ride up the step with the large back wheel, without the passenger feeling like they are going to tip out.

The footrests make it heavier, so it is better to remove them before loading it into the car.

jillian k. from catonsville, md (caregiver)

My mother's stroke has left her unable to walk more than short distances. This chair allowed her to go back to the grocery store.

Lightweight, sturdy, easy to use

Footrests should attach permanently and fold out of the way; really needs wheel locks--very inconvenient to use handbrakes alone.

michelle s. from newman, ca (caregiver)

84-year-old woman with Alzheimers

light weight for use and durabilty

brochure describing the foot rests could have been done better with picture depicting the end ressult (acurate picture is better than words)

maureen k. from smyrna, ga (caregiver)

used when transporting my mother to and from appointments she had limited mobility after suffering a light stroke

it's lightweight makes it easy to use, store

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claudia g. from kent, oh (caregiver)

Mother has limited mobility, the chair will help her get around

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The foot rests slide down and have to continually be pushed back into the frame

jennifer s. from pensacola, fl (caregiver)

73, COPD

lighweight

No brakes when just sitting still

louise o. from trumbull, ct (caregiver)

My mom who is 84, very little mobility