Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

easy to use and handle,love the big 12" wheels,easy to get into our apartment doors

kind of awkward to put in trunk of a car,,the hub caps come off very easy if they are slid into the car trunk,,allready have lost one of them

william g. from morrisville, pa (caregiver)

my wife is 70 yrs. old,has bad knees but cannot do replacement now due to kidney failure,needs to be wheeled to and from the car

Good appearance, light weight and easy to use

None have become evident at this point

jack k. from monroe, oh (caregiver)

Primarily the chair is used to transport my wife from our apartment to the garage below, take her to the doctor and wheel her about the neighborhood.

light weight comfortable seat

no strap to secure it in folded position. We solved that by using a black leather belt.

alice m. from silver spring, md

I am 67 years old, weigh 115 pounds and have an arthritic foot that keeps me from walking long distances

lightweight, easy to use, good handbrakes,no assembly needed.

sometimes difficult to push if wheels are not perfectly aligned. Ad description should mention how to "lock" handbrakes.

jane s. from moorestown, nj (caregiver)

33 yr old female, approx. 200 lbs, CP (can walk but has difficulty walking long distances.)

design and quality Lightweight

not enough color choices ( not really a weakness)

donald c. from daytona beach, fl

82 yr old lady, stroke recovery. Couldn't be happier with the chair! Excellent design and quality mfrng. keep in car and take all over.

lightweight, easy to manuever

foot rests were difficult to attach and don't feel as stable as the rest of the chair

sue h. from chesterton, in (caregiver)

84 years old, heart & lung issues, the chair enables me to move him about for quick errands or long distances that he's not comfortable walking

It is SOOO light. On one occasion I was holding a cell phone while loading the chair into the back of our Kia Spectra wagon. We use your chair for all car trips, and the big rental wheelchair inside the house. When we're out on trips, like at church, and I lose my care concentration, my wife back-peddles in your chair to get from point to point. This chair is "sporty" looking, and doesn't appear nearly as "institutional" as the hospital type wheel chairs do.

It's a minor thing, but I would like to have the brakes also be easily activated by the patient.

gary d. from fargo, nd (caregiver)

My wife had surgery on the top of her foot and was restricted from walking or placing weight on that foot for 10 weeks.

Solid structure. 12" rear wheels stabilize and allow use on variety of terrains. Seat is comfortable and folded chair easy to store and handle.

To check on airlines, a travel bag is almost a requirement to eliminate pulled brake wires and allow transport of foot rests. I purchased one separately for $31. Might want to offer this accessory. I did not see one on your website.

diane m. from vandalia, oh (caregiver)

87 yr Aunt who gets around pretty well with the exception of tiring easily and need to catch breath.

Easy to fold,size,(fits in trunk) rolls well on most surfaces, easy for others to operate.

clip or belt to hold together when in folded position may be a nice option.

joyce e. from richfield, mn

Age 90, hip problems cannont walk for long periods of time

Lightweight and easy to unfold

The brakes (used while sitting) are hard for the caregiver to manage

linda w. from millerton, pa (caregiver)

Male, 84, had a stroke a few years back, has difficulty walking and cannot use left arm, limited use of right

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edith h. from harrison, nj

walking problem I'm 85 years young

easy to manuever and light weight

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harry o. from atlanta, il (caregiver)

90 year old father unable to walk