Lightweight W/12" Rear Wheels

LIGHT WEIGHT, EASY TO USE

FOOT RESTS IN UNLOCKED FOLD UP POSITION FALL OFF. A HOLE DRILLED THRU THE PIN SO THAT YOU COULD USE A COTTER PIN WOULD SOLVE THE PROBLEM

howard d. from minneapolis, mn (caregiver)

81 YEAR OLD WALKS WITH A LOT OF DIFFICULITY

Air filled tires so the bumps don't aggravate her arthritis as much, brakes that she is able to turn and lock herself at shoulder level, lightweight so caregiver can store it in car, can be made very small to put in trunk or other small spaces, has protrusions in back so you can get leverage to go over bumps, she even says it is comfortable!

Could use springs to help even more with the bumps which aggravate her artrtic back. Could use elevating footrests to help her arthritic knees.

susan d. from chicago, il (caregiver)

Age 70 arthritic

Very simple to fold and compact and light enough to make maneuvering in and out of the vehicle simple. When he is in it, it also maneuvers well. Plus, it looks good.

I haven't found any yet.

paul t. from fort myers, fl (caregiver)

He has Parkinson's and dementia, with acute mobility issues in the morning until his meds kick in. The chair is light enough for me to lift in and out

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judith a. from portland, or

i am disabled

light weight, easy to carry (to the airport and to the car)and easy to use. And seat is also very comfortable. It's the best for travel and shopping:-) We used this for our recent Yellowstone national Park Trip and it works great! My 8 years old son really enjoyed to push his favorite grandmom around old faithful geyser area and any place that could push the chair. We are very satisfied with this product.

Two improvements will be great: 1. the wheel brake will be really nice to have - so user could stop there without worry that the chair will move. (currently, it only has hand break) 2.It's little bit hard to get inflator attach to the tire valve because of the wheel spoke space.

yan z. from austin, tx (caregiver)

my mom has rheumatoid arthritis and she is 70 years old. She couldn't walk for a long distance.

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thomas l. from fremont, ca

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Light weight. Fits easily in car trunk. Can be managed by one person. Attractive finish on metal parts. Whells provide steady ride

Adjusting the hand brake required some effort

henry k. from livonia, mi

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lightweight

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sara s. from rio rancho, nm (caregiver)

77 year old female s/p stroke who has left sided weakness. Even short shopping trips were a hassle for her. She has struggled with "losing" her inde

The light weight. Other than that nothing.

Very very very very difficult to turn especially on carpet. Marks left on carpet by the wires is also a problem.

helen h. from petaluma, ca (caregiver)

Not happy at all. It is light-weight and therefore ok for transportation. It, however, does not drive well over any type of carpet even in the hospita

ease of handling

rear tires were flat when we recieved it.

james k. from madison, wi (caregiver)

My wife is 71 years old and she has been diagnosed with polymyosystis, a very rare decease effecting her muscles

We were able to use everywhere that was wheelchair accessable. Even on trails.

Did not find any weakness with our use.

robert a. from martinez, ca

51 yr old woman with MS still able to walk short distances

lightweight

brakes

sandra s. from portsmouth, oh

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