Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

It is very light weight and so easy to use. The wheels make it easy to push.

The only weakness I have found so far are the hand brakes. It is a major weakness and a safety issue. That is the only reason I would not recommend it to others. It needs to be modified so we can lock the chair for transfers. I have a very difficult time trying to help my mother transfer to the chair and manage the moving chair.

wauthena n. from peculiar, mo (caregiver)

Mother has a stroke 45 years ago following brain surgery. She broke her ankle last year and is no longer able to walk.

Lightweight, easily transportable, comfortable

Colors

john g. from wescosville, pa (caregiver)

Small female, Age 82, stroke victm,

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allan w. from baltimore, md (caregiver)

86

lt. wt and ease of use

wont push itself & jump in&out of car

ruth g. from carrollton, tx (caregiver)

wife has a broken foot &leg and i push her. we borrowed a chair w/4 small wheels. our new chair is much easier to push and navigate thru the house & g

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footpads keep falling off when chair is folded

craig e. from fallbrook, ca (caregiver)

80 yr old woman

Having hand brakes, large rear wheels,and being very lightweight, makes this wheelchair easy to use. And its a pretty blue.

I can't think of any weaknesses.

lisa e. from walnut creek, ca (caregiver)

80 years old, terminal brain cancer, which effects his ability to walk well

Lightweight, fits in car trunk when folded

narrow seat; needs pad for comfort

gary l. from medway, ma (caregiver)

Elderly female with mobility issues caused by Parkinson's disease

It's lightweight, easy to use, and folds easily so I can put in in the trunk of the car.

The footrests keep falling off during use as well as putting it in the trunk. Need something better to hold them on.

mary b. from arlington, tx (caregiver)

86 yr old male with alzheimers, parkinson's and congestive heart failure. Limited mobility.

The hand brakes make it easier to lock the wheels for getting in and out of the chair. The light weight of the chair makes it easy to lift in and out of the trunk.

The foot rest coming off when you lift the chair in and out of the trunk. Solved the problem by putting pieces of tubing tightly over all 4 hinge pins. I also use small bungee cords to hold the foot rest to the side of the wheelchair when transporting it.

karen b. from milwaukee, wi (caregiver)

used to transport blind father

everything

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nancy n. from davidson, nc (caregiver)

63 MS

easily transportable..we use it on a motorcycle. Very easy to push and manuver.

It would be nice to have a method of keeping his feet from sliding back.

jack b. from nashville, tn (caregiver)

male, 19 yrs, cerebral palsy

Pushes easy, light weight and folds nicely

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dorothy p. from brunswick, me (caregiver)

My mom is 84 and has trouble walking any distance. This has been a God send! Easy to take with you and she loves it. SO glad I purchased this wheel