Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

The chair is light weight and the back folds down so it is very easy too put into a small car. The lockable hand brakes make it easy to lock the wheels, the seat belt is also very useful.

When unlocking the handbrakes they can snap back and hit your fingers, I have gotten used to this but anyone that handles the chair for the first time usually gets snapped by the brake handles. The brakes can not be worked by the person sitting in the chair, but since it is just for transport it doesn't matter too much.

william m. from chadds ford, pa (caregiver)

87 year old woman, stroke, can't keep balance while walking

Beautiful color lightweight easy to push and very easy to fold up. Very transportable. Thanks for the good service.When we arrived at our hotel the chair was there. I was very pleased .Iwas able to take him shopping and we we travelled back home on the plane with ease Thanks Again The Push Chair has made my life a lot easier. Sylvia Edwards

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sylvia e. from hamilton , bermuda (caregiver)

My husband is 85 years old he walks very slow and cannot stand very long.His sight and his hearing are not very good.

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jean s. from enid, ok (caregiver)

83 male, has mobility problems and gets very tired when he has to walk

Ease of operation. Light weight. Easy to fold and unfold. Very good value for money.

Haven't really found any. Seat possibily a bit uncomfortable after long period - not even sure of that.

william m. from midlothian, va (caregiver)

wife unable to walk long distances. Wife then suffered stroke. Chair(already on hand)filled unanticipated need. Works very well.

Lightweight & easy to use for caregiver.

Leg supports cannot be raised for post surgical patients. Leg supports are best removed when putting into car/van.

norene c. from oldsmar, fl

62 years old female in good health. Fell on ramp causisng fracture of left fibula, dislocation of left ankle & rupture of ligaments in lower leg.

price, weight, ease of use

no way to lock wheels without using your hands. this is a problem when you are assisting the person during transfers.

deborah s. from fairless hills, pa (caregiver)

95 year old female resident of nursing home. I needed a light weight transport chair to allow me to more easily take her out of the nursing home.

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deborah h. from boston, ma (caregiver)

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the back wheels and the tight grip brakes

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donna m. from jefferson, me (caregiver)

My husband and I saw this chair in Italy being used coming off of a ramp on a boat..we knew right away that it would be a great gift for my Mom.

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irwin s. from delray beach, fl (caregiver)

My wife is 82 and does not walk. I am really pleased with the Transport Wheelchair. Irwin Stahl

light weight, compact, folding features, attractive,easy to manuver on smooth surfaces

no pouch on back, handles are a little high for short caregiver--adjustable would be nice, brakes are a little hard to set, risk of tipping forward on uneven surfaces such as gravel driveway or grass

james o. from avilla, in

I'm 84 yrs. old and in a wheelchair for 18 mos. after surgery for a compression fracture in my spine.

Lightweight and easy to fold and put in and out of car.

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everett e. from charlotte, nc (caregiver)

Wife-82 Uses walker inside.Outside to go to the Doctor and other necessary trips we use the wheelchair.She has CMT.

It is so light weight, compact, easy to transport. Fits anywhere. At restaurant, get her seated, fold it up... not in the way at all! Shopping in store or mall, easy to move around in tight places, and very comfortable to patient. LOVE IT!!!!!!!

I have not found one. It has been a lifesaver!!!!!

andrea s. from acton, ca (caregiver)

Female, 80 yrs. old, foot surgery, only allowed to walk briefly.