Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

Inflated tires make it softer on the spine than my previous manual wheelchair; fact that part of back folds down makes it easier to fit in trunks. Brakes on the handles make it easier for person pushing.

I find both the arm rests and the foot position a bit high and the seat could use a bit more padding. If I use a cushion, the armrests are the right height and I no longer feel folded in half by high footrests, but then I have to remove & carry the cushion when I'm not in the chair. The leg rests might be a tad flimsy.

susan s. from new york, ny

This is the 2nd of these wheelchairs I bought. I bought this to travel and use around town (I have MS), but when we took it to India, it perfectly sui

Light weight

none thus far

sandra t. from hattiesburg, ms (caregiver)

81 yrs old, on oxygen, unable to walk more than a few steps

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robert b. from somerset, nj (caregiver)

adult female 220 lbs - breathing issue

Weight, breaks.

The assembly and the repetitive failure for the footrest assembly to remain in place. This is a major defect.

max w. from rancho mirage, ca (caregiver)

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it's light weight makes it easy to load and unload,and very to push by 170 lbs son, hand brankes are great on inclines, the "snap away" foot plates make it easy to get in and out of chair

does not have manual lock on back wheel, footplates are not metal, so I hope they hold up long term

beth g. from new lexington, oh (caregiver)

used to transport our 19 year old son who has difficulty walking long distances

Easy to fold up and get into Echo trunk. Easy to take foot rests off or put on; quick. Has a seat belt that is handy. Good brakes. And a nice red color, too!

Bit too heavy for me, personally. But then, I'm 55 and have my own "issues!" Would be nice to have some sort of little "eye hook" to secure item(s) to chair while transporting. Nothing fancy, just an eye hook under the chair seat somewhere or on the handle area. Glad I bought the chair.

carolyn j. from camarillo, ca (caregiver)

My mother is bed ridden and we needed a chair to get her to and from the car etc. for doctor appts. etc. She is comfortable in it.

lieght weight and easy to fold

The brake doesn't lock when you want to stop in one place and help the patient.

soraya n. from livermore, ca (caregiver)

Old patinet with heart problem

Definitely the brakes

The foot attachments. Not only were they difficult to adjust - they don't seem to "swing" the same amount

sandra r. from milwaukee, wi (caregiver)

The chair is for my 93 soon to be 94 year old mother. I especially LOVE the brakes - they are so dependable.

Easy to operate

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margaret d. from ocean city, md (caregiver)

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light weight, sturdy

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leroy s. from meridian, id (caregiver)

84yr. old. alzhiemers and in home . loves to get out. had walker before this.

Light and easy to use in tight spaces around the home

Only comes in two colors

tom d. from sarasota, fl (caregiver)

Pt that falls a lot using the chair to propel them selves around the home and when out to dinner

light weight, has brakes

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george s. from georgetown, tx (caregiver)

age 72 Has ALS