Wrangler II

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floyd m. from ellentonn, fl (caregiver)

Stroke victim living in a mobile home with narrow doors.

Light weight.

None.

norma i. from cimarron, ks (caregiver)

We use this for our 93 year old mother.

Small, light and yet strong.

Have found none.

joanne k. from leicester, nc (caregiver)

80 year old woman with COPD. She can walk but tires easily. This chair is light and small enough to take anywhere.

Foot rests and easy folding.

None so far.

alyce j n. from oxnard, ca

Needed to get around the house, and to go to the doctor and home.

The Wrangler II is well constructed and folds up nicely for a small footprint, making it easy stow away in tight spaces.

I have not seen any weakness in this product.

thomas h. from pittsburg, pa (caregiver)

My aging mother of 91.

Easy to put in car.

None so far.

marie s. from daly city, ca (caregiver)

Easy to use. Easy to put in car.

It is what I had looked into and wanted for my being able to join friends and family in outings.

Even with the legrests off, it is still quite heavy for a senior to lift in and out of the car.

hannah k. from phoenix, az

I wanted this chair so that I could be taken to places that were too far for me to walk with my walker. My daughter recently pushed me to a casino!

A machine that does everything it should well, comfort, brakes, wheel movement, etc.

None that I've discovered yet.

irwin s. from delray beach, fl

I'm 90 years old, recently injured by a fall.

Easy of operation and of putting aside when not in use.

None that I can think of.

kenneth s. from round lake beach, il, il (caregiver)

My wife uses it on occasion when going out for a visit, or shopping. She is 92, had a stroke at 76, uses a walker to get around the house.

Portability

8 inch wheels do not always maneuver over door thresholds

robert c. from dahlonega, ga (caregiver)

Russell, 34, has been disabled all his life & when we travel needs a chair that folds up like the travel chair in order to fit all of us in vehicle.

Lightweight. I can lift it myself.

For its purpose, it meets expectations

arlene s. from floral park, ny (caregiver)

My husband is 92 in August. He is able to walk short distances with a cane but cannot sustain prolonged ambulation, ex. at the mall or a streets.

Easy to move.

The back wheels could be bigger for moving by hand .

william z. from albuquerque, nm

I like the Wrangler II because it is light and folds up easier..