Heavy Duty Transport Chair

The wheelchair is very safe and easy to to use. I like the quality of the wheelchair, and how easy to navigate the chair. It is a steady and very quality wheelchair.

I have not found any weakness in the wheelchair so far.

brenda r. from oroville, ca

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arthur a. from ellington, ct

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walter s. from teutopolis, il (caregiver)

Very Good, Will Worth The Money

Built to handle weight

Hard to push

darlene r. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

Disabled since birth, cerebral palsy, obesity, wears brace on leg, and she only uses one arm. She is 52 and gets tired when she walks a lot.

The wheelchair is strong and good quality. I’ve had two of them. They have traveled the world and they have not had any issues. My husband even dragged me through deep ruts of ice in Norway and the chair was perfect. It survived without any change. 

I really don’t have any complaints. 

lorie p. from powell, tn

I’m 57 and have a genetic muscle disease. I cannot walk further than about 20 feet before my legs give out. 

Very stable and fits in or car

Might be a little heavy

avery m. from byron, ga (caregiver)

Down syndrome with limited ability to walk on her own

The small wheels make it easy to turn corners.

I have none

sheila p. from sumter, sc

Left leg amputee, unable to walk, obese. Wheelchair makes it possible for him to go in and out of house.

It is heavy duty and is just right for overweight people, it is easier to get in Dr's offices with less problem, and going down store isles.

The weakness is not being able to get around independently rather than have someone to push me around all the time.

sylvia b. from roberta, ga

I am a 73 yr old female, I can not walk independently from having double knee replacement, the right knee developed infection. I had three surgery.

Bigger wheels and stronger frame.

Her chair did not come with a seat belt. We removed one from her old chair and were good to go.

judy m. from ames, ia (caregiver)

My daughter's mobility is very limited. This heavier duty chair will allow her staff to take her into a variety of community settings safely.

Comfortable

Brakes are both stronger enough

vicki f. from hawthorne, nv (caregiver)

My husband has very little mobility. He cannot use this chair. It moves when he tries to get up

Strong, easy to maneuver, wide seat, narrow body, removable footrests, removable arms

Desk length arms rather than full arms; arms that must be removed rather than simply lift up; can slip a bit on carpet when wheels are locked and I’m being placed in chair

barbara b. from maryville, tn

I am a large woman with a muscle deteriorating disease. I needed a transport chair with ample space between armrests, yet narrow for bathroom doors.

It is sturdy and the feet were interchangeable with her old chair.

At this time, no weaknesses.

linda c. from topeka, ks (caregiver)

It is being used for a patient that has Parkinson's disease. The chair is very nice and useful.