Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

light weight, easy to fold, easy to push

no bag on the back for items. foot rest could be marked L & R to put on easier. would sometimes put rest on then to discover it went on the other side.

diana l. from walpole, ma (caregiver)

for my mother, age 70 who ususally uses a walker we purchased to take her to the Grand Canyon. It was lightweight, perfect

Very light,and easy to handle.Folds very small and will easily fit in a trunk,or back seat.Not much larger than a stroll walker when folded.Priced reasonably.

It needs wheel locks that are accessible by the patient.They could be removed if the patient could not be trusted with them.The reason I bought this model with the hand brakes was because I thought my mother would be able to use it as a walker as well,but it is not balanced properly for that.In fairness,it was not designed for that.I also thought that it would be easier for the pusher,and it is,but my mother needs to be able to unlock the wheels from the seat.It should have both. Also,it flexes a lot,especially when using the footpads to raise the front over curbs,and so forth,almost to the point of making it impossible to lift the front.There is a technique to it.There is a bit of a learning curve,after a conventional wheelchair.The flexing when going over rough pavement can be disconcerting to the patient,until they get used to it.

bruce b. from mesa, az (caregiver)

80 yr old female.Multiple disabilities,not chair bound.

light weight and sturdy

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gabriel o. from clayton, nc (caregiver)

Purchase this chair for my father who has Louie Body disease and is 73 years old. My step needed a chair light enough for her load into her car and st

Lightweight, very portable, seems to be comfortable...and is attractive..our daughter loves the color(bright blue)! The larger rear wheels add to its "driveability".

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jean c. from bokeelia, fl (caregiver)

Our daughter has cerebral palsy...she has a "permanent" chair at her residence, but unfortunately it doesn't fold up. This transport chair is just wha

Quality; ease of use; weight

There is nothing to keep it from folding when opened for use. My body sometimes gets squeezed because of this.

sheila s. from northfield, nj

I recently suffered a massive head injury and am still not able to walk for great distances. This chair has given me a way to go places with the peop

It gives the feel of not being in a wheel chair. because of the small wheels. It moves a lot easier then the big wheels.

We did not know it locked or how to lock the breaks until a nurse showed us. I know, we could have read the directions

joanne c. from nashua, nh (caregiver)

My mom is in a nursing home and can walk but the chair helps me to transport her all over the place she loves it. she has memory loss. she will not ge

Able to take long walks and tour the country with ease.

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steve w. from staten island, ny (caregiver)

Mobile and in her mid 80's.

large wheels that operate smoothly

some cargo pocket/s

irby c. from westminster, md

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james o. from center valley, pa (caregiver)

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simple to use - very intuitve

Would be nice to have a storage bag as a clip-on option.

stanley m. from west orange, nj

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Light weight Excellent build quality Easy to transport

Cannot use on your own - must be pushed by personal care giver - but that's inherent in the design

wayne b. from gaithersburg, md (caregiver)

83 yr old female with difficulty walking & standing for any length of time following surgery

The way it folds and the construction of the product and the large real wheels.

I don't know yet - but it was a little difficult for me to put it together but a neighbor who was familiar with chairs helped me and had no problem. Now I hope it holds up when handled by the airlines.

lori l. from queen creek, az (caregiver)

I think it is an excellent value although my husband hasn't used it yet. It folds nicely and next week we are going to test it on a trip.