Comet 352 w/ Removable Desk Arms

Easy installation and operation.

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terry d. from arlington, va (caregiver)

Use is Government Facility by our Nurses.

The removable arms (to slide in sideways to car)w/the flexibility to turn them around. Two hand breaks, light weight, seat height, ease of use at restaurants, malls, markets, Dr. etc...

When collapsed, no way to hold it together. The foot rests need to be removed for ease of transport.

lori d. from forest lake, mn (caregiver)

Mom,is a larger woman of 81 yrs. She can stand but she is not stable enough to walk outside of the home. She also has dementia.

BEING ABLE TO GET UNDER TABLES WHEN WE GO OUT TO DINE.

The only problem I found is when I transfer from my Topsy Turvet chair in van and we take off the arm of chair that is when I hit the black holder for the arm. That really hurts. I have to have help going over to wheelchair as I cannot moves my legs.

jane k. from thomasville, ga

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Compact, sturdy, flexible and removable parts.

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doris w. from asheville, nc (caregiver)

For patient use in a medical office when needed.

Construction and portability.

Haven't found a weakness as yet. Will be taking it to a family reunion - may find one during that time - don't expect to.

barbara f. from des moines, ia (caregiver)

We love the Comet 352. It is light and small enough to fit in the car. Mother tells me that it is as comfortable as her full sized chair.

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jayne a. from essex junction, vt (caregiver)

Male, 84 years old, 6 ft tall, dementia and mobility issues

It's very sturdy and well made. Desk arms allow positioning close to table for meals.

Foot rests quickly became loose and are aggravating because they constantly fall down making transfers very difficult. There seems to be no way to adjust them.

michael m. from boise, id (caregiver)

80 yr old wife crippled by brain tumor and dementia, totally non ambulatory. Wt 155 lb

has all the features we need

a rigid, non-folding chair may have been a better choice. I can feel it move underneath me, but my Dad doesn't seem to mind at all.

mark s. from houston, tx (caregiver)

90 year old who's legs are giving him fits

It is lightweight, and adaptable (arms rotate out of the way, ditto feet rests which are also removable) fits in trunk. easy to push, great to have the foot jacks to get over obstructions

Only thing and it is minor=hubcaps kept coming off, they aren't needed so removed them.

jeannette h. from wells, me (caregiver)

My mother,93,congestive heart failure, cant walk, can only stand for a few seconds

Lightweight & sturdy

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michael z. from skokie, il (caregiver)

My wife is 56 & has MS. The chair is primarily used to take her from our house to the car.

looks good; heavier rear wheels; easy to assemble

haven't found any yet

dee o. from ann arbor, mi (caregiver)

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lightweight

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marvin k. from arcadia, ca (caregiver)

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