Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Ease of use.

Maybe the leverage of the foot pedal to get over small obstacles could be enhanced.

gregory h. from vista, ca (caregiver)

Wife with bad knees.

The chair is lightweight, easy to use, and it's extremely caregiver friendly. Hills, ramps, and tight areas are no longer a problem when maneuvering.

There is no place to put items when pushing the wheelchair other than the patient's lap.

alice h. from nicholson, ga (caregiver)

78 year old, 95lbs, copd (emphysema), stroke x3 resulting in cognitive impairment. No paralysis or weakness.

Lightweight, yet strong, user friendly, folds to fit in the smallest trunk. This chair has really made the quality of her life so much better. It's great to be able to go to the movies again.

I wish there was some way to lock the wheels while getting in and out. My mom is really clumsy and she will always try to do things without assistance. So far not a problem though.

rebecca m. from jasper, mi (caregiver)

75 yr old mom has COPD and cannot walk very far without losing her breath. She also has arthritis in her back further limiting her walking distance.

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Needs a locking brake and stronger footrest.

ella f. from bridgewater, va (caregiver)

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Lightweight and easy to transport.

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sherri j. from kingwood, tx

I am a 64 year old female with chronic osteo-arthritis in my knees. This lightweight transport wheelchair gives me the mobility to go anywhere.

Strong and sturdy, but lightweight. Easy to use.

No weaknesses.

penny c. from n. little rock, ar (caregiver)

My mother is 91 years old was very mobil until September 08 when she had a mild stroke. She is doing very good, but can nolonger walk very far. This

Lightweight enough for loading and unloading does not strain a persons back, legs or arms.

The foot rests get in the way of the front wheels when the chair is moved backwards.

lois t. from tampa, fl (caregiver)

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ease of transport, weight, and price

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ethel m. from moorestown, nj (caregiver)

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Ease and comfort

Haven't found any yet

amy e. from dallas, ga (caregiver)

My husband is still young (56) but has vertigo and hepatitus; he is losing weight and ability to go out of the house. I bought the wheelchair to give

reasonable price, large wheels improve ease of handling

needs wheel locks on hand brakes

richard b. from mckinney, tx (caregiver)

70 yr old woman with impaired motor skills due to brain tumor

easy to push, can be stored in small space, and go through narrow doorways

Haven't found any weaknesses

barbara d. from harrison, ar (caregiver)

My husband is bedfast and is 69 yrs. old. He has empasema,copd, and has a pace-maker. We live in a modualr home and the doorways are very narrow which

Hand brakes, larger rear tires, lightweight, width (open & closed).

When folded for transport, chair occasionally "sticks" so it's REALLY hard to open up for usage.

linda c. from oregon city, or (caregiver)

Weakness due to terminal cancer