SuperLight with Carry Bag

weight, collapsing style

not sure of how it works with someone heavy

marion g. from newton, ma (caregiver)

100 year old woman who walks well byt tires easily.

light weight, folds easily

not able to handle unsmooth surfaces (ie: cracks in sidewalks & streets, trolley tracks, etc. Also, the bar in the back gets uncomfortable.

marcy s. from philadelphia, pa (caregiver)

I purchased this for my father who was in the hospital for 2 months, and is very weak. This chair has given us all an opportunity to have my father

The price and light weight.

Wheels do no fold up in the carry bag like it shows on the net site. If you leave the wheels on its very hard to put into the bag and to carry it!! Seat needs to be more padded! I took this product on a over seas trip and a cruise. The bag got holes in it from the moving of it airline and ship handles.

allan m. from crestwood, il (caregiver)

88 year old female with hip-replacement and a bad ankle

Light and yet very comfortable to ride and maneuver. Shock absorpsion is also great. Great value.

Carrying case ripped at the first use. I wanted to use this wheelchair for travel by train in Japan, and hoping that I can putit folded into a carrying case easily. I found out that I needed to take out front tires in order to do so, and it was too much trouble. I ended up not using a carrying case, which turned out to be OK. If there is a product much lighter, and easier to carry, I would pay more for it. Overall, I am very happy with this wheelchair which made it possible for my mother to travel to various places to enjoy beautiful autumn leaves. Thank you!

shizuko k. from basking ridge, nj (caregiver)

I bought it for my mother in Japan; 90 years old. She can walk short distance but gets tired very easily.

For my mother's purposes, the best feature is that it doesn't look like a wheelchair. For my purposes, I like its light weight and ease of folding and unfolding. It also has a very pretty fabric.

The brakes are not very effective. I have to brace the chair while my mom gets into it.

jack k. from bedford hills, ny (caregiver)

elderly woman with bad knees, difficulty walking

Light & small, fold-up footrest

Weight limitations (250# limit)

ruth y. from denver, co

Someone who has trouble walking, but can still balance well.

ease of use

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clara d. from pembroke pines, fl

75 years old, arthritis limitations

It's easy to travel with.

It could use some cushion on the top brace as it hurts the tail bone when sitting for a length of time.

joyce c. from reno, nv

This chair was a life saver on my trip to Ireland. My granddaughters pushed me every where. I have a bad back and can't walk very much.

Up held very well.

Bar across the rear end and kept the tail bone sore. A little padding would help tremendously.

joyce c. from reno, nv

Back and legs disability. I am 74 yrs. young.I used it when my granddaughters and I went to Ireland. It was used constantly. My daughter-in-law broke

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joyce c. from reno, nv

Back and legs disability. I am 74 yrs. young.I used it when my granddaughters and I went to Ireland. It was used constantly. My daughter-in-law broke

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joyce c. from reno, nv

Back and legs disability. I am 74 yrs. young.I used it when my granddaughters and I went to Ireland. It was used constantly. My daughter-in-law broke

Easy to erect and close. Fits in car trunk comfortable to use & can usually park in restuarants etc.

haven't found any yet

agnes f. from aptos, ca

User is 99 yrs old. Has had 2 heart attacks and is legaly blind. Mobility is restricted. Formerly used a walker w/seat.