Veranda

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Fabric on the armrests is this. Already torn bumping into countertops.

john m. from castro valley, ca (caregiver)

98 year old mother

easy to manage, store, and not too big that I can set it up myself when I need to. As a former hospice nurse as well as a geriatric nurse, I have seen many w/cs. this is really the one I would recommend to a pt needing a chair. The cost was very reasonable--even I could afford it on my limited income.

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kathy i. from woodstock, ga

almost 63 y/o w/walking disability. This chair serves its purpose both now when I must walk far distances and later when I'll need it on more often.

easy to load in to the car

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rosie w. from hayward, ca

physical disability

It was better quality than expected. The seat and arm rests are made of a material other than vynal and was padded better than expected. It rolled smoothly. Great Product

None that we could see.

martha d. from indianapolis, in (caregiver)

Female, age 88, trouble standing or walking.

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bernadette d. from islip, ny

on bed rest while pregnant

basically serves the expected need

position of brake knob makes it difficult for the patient to slide from bed to chair and vice versa

stella d. from inglewood, ca (caregiver)

70 yr. old female stroke and left ak amputee

Is a very good price for the very sturdy wheelchair.

It is a bit heavier that I would like, but it is very sturdy.

faith h. from woodbridge, va (caregiver)

We ordered this wheelchair for my elderly mother who comes to visit, but does not want to bring her wheelchair on the airplane.

great product at a resonable price

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gary s. from durand, mi (caregiver)

we the VFW post #4005 thank you for your help of getting the wheelchairs to us. as a non profit orginization we provide needed hospital equipment.

Easy to transport, as it's been back and forth between my home state and my current one twice now. Of course, it's my husband who does the transporting, but I've heard no complaints from him. Its compact size and ease of doing "360s" make it perfect for tight spaces. The locks on the wheels work so well, you'd think the entire thing was bolted to the floor. Locking and unlocking the wheels isn't hard either, even with hands that have gone numb from multiple sclerosis.

The only weakness I have found is me, as my right hand is more numb than my left. As a result, the left wheel is a lot easier to turn.

michelle b. from dearborn, mi

I am a 31 year old female who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and this wheelchair has been a blessing.

sturdy chair an a company that stands by the product they sell to satisfy its customers

I haven't found one yet.

maria r. from levittown, pa

66 yrs old, psoriatic rheumatoid arthritis, loss of tissue in lower joints. Wheel chair is light weight, easy to manuver, narrower than standard wheel

Light weight, easily maneuverable.

Should have gotten removable armrests!

j. harold w. from raleigh, nc

I am an 89-year-old man with a bad knee. Otherwise, I am reasonably healthy.

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sharon d. from cranston, ri (caregiver)

needs for transport mainly