Expedition

Overall quality of product and ease of use.

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richard j. from ewing, nj (caregiver)

Hip and knee injury

The ease use and ease of transporting the chair.Took on airplane and through terminal. Able to bring into restaurants very easily.My mother loved having it with us.

Going up and down in city streets like NewYork. Smaller front wheels would get caught on very small imperfections in street and cause my mother to feel like she was tipping over. Front wheels not sturdy.

janet a. from barrington, il (caregiver)

This product is intended for my mother of 80years who has difficulty walking. We were going to NewYork City for a gilrs weekend.

Ease use

Footrest attaching points

michael n. from montclair, va (caregiver)

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easy to fold and unfold and transport lightweight but well built locking brakes, larger tires for outside use

none

frederick b. from south hadley, ma (caregiver)

my 60 year old wife has MS and unable to walk, we have a 3 wheel scooter and wheelchair but needed something lighter to travel and this is a great alt

Hand breaks; larger rear wheels.

Haven't found any.

anne b. from holmdel, nj (caregiver)

70 yr. old male, stroke patient with congestive heart failure

duability, ease of mobility

tendency to pitch forward, no lock to keep foot rests in place when folding chair.

diane b. from sierra vista, az (caregiver)

Easy to manuver and push. Has a tendency to pitch forward if running into small sudden changes in pavement.

Easy to transport, lightweight, moves well

If you come to a raised area (uneven sidewalk, etc) and you don't stop and use the foot pedals in the back to raise the front of the chair, you take the risk of dumping your passenger

diane b. from sierra vista, az (caregiver)

My Mother, age 90, difficulty walking

Ease of use

Foot rest attaching mounts could be "beefed" up a little

michael n. from montclair, va (caregiver)

65 year old stroke recovery patient.

the fact that it folds easily and lightweight makes it more convenient than the heavy duty chair she uses in the house.

The foot rests seem to come loose.

rosita c. from san diego, ca (caregiver)

My mother is 88yrs old. She has limited mobility, in part due to dementia.

The weight, the foldability.

I am the weakness; the chair is fine.

clara k. from fayetteville, nc (caregiver)

Husband, age 74, and Mother, age 92, are both in my care. OK at home, but dr's appts. are a problem getting them from house to car and back to house a

I have nothing to compare with because this is my first experience with a transport chair. I do like the larger rear wheels. I feel this should allow more maneuverablity.

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patsy b. from mccomb, ms (caregiver)

My 82 year old Mother has difficulty walking which makes doctors visits, etc. very tiring and difficult. She has had numerous falls and I feel the tra

I like the weight of the chair - it's light enough to fold up and carry around. It is comfortable yet small and compact.

It needs a pouch or pocket on the back. Other than that, the chair is perfect.

juanita p. from elgin, tx (caregiver)

A 91-year old woman who lives in a nursing home. We use the chair to take her shopping in the mall and other stores. She uses a walker but gets too t