Lightweight Expedition w/12" Rear Wheels

Well made.

One brake on back wheel installed incorrectly and rubbed the wheel in 'release' position. Had to hire handyman to fix. Quality Control could use improvement. Chair is a little small and uncomfortable for a tall woman with longer legs.

diane m. from bluffton, sc (caregiver)

93 yr. old woman. Use chair to help get her into doctor appointments when distance is an issue.

Size and folding ability

Don't really see any. It really worked as expected.

merle h. from findlay, oh (caregiver)

85 yrs. old with colon cancer

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susan k. from melrose park, il

I am 67 years old with mobility issues and using oxygen. My (adult) daughters find it easier with the chair!

Not having used the chair yet in the setting for which it was purchased, I feel unqualified to comment at this time.

Folded, it is larger than I had hoped for packing into a car.

patti y. from high point, nc (caregiver)

The user is 93, arthritis badly, and has dementia. Resistant to use of any chair.

Light weight

Not as sturdy as expected

clara s. from newton, nj

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LIGHTWEIGHT. I HAVEN'T USED IT MUCH, BUT I THINK IT WILL MANEUVER WELL

THE BRAKES ARE NOT ENGAGED UNLESS HANDLES ARE SQUEEZED. A LOCKED CHAIR IS SAFER TO USE WHEN GETTING INTO CAR.MY CAREGIVER AND I NEED TO LEARN TO USE IT AT OPTIMUM.

estelle w. from katy, tx

I AM 80-FEMALE, HAD A BRAIN STEM STROKE IN 1992.

lightweight, foldable

none

brenda f. from erie, pa (caregiver)

doctor visits, etc

light-weight! easy to fold down back and toss in car. bike style brakes on the handles are nice so the care-giver doesn't have to fumble with brake lever at ground level. bigger rear wheels than usual transport chair make it easier to push on city streets.

it's a little small and short for me, i tried to measure my old chair and it looked right on paper, but in reality it's a bit small. but i don't need to use it very often, and it is motivating me to walk more, so it will be ok. just so glad not to be hauling the big heavy old chair around anymore.

elizabeth c. from roslindale, ma

56 years old, advanced arthritis, can walk but not long distances, 5'10" 220lbs