Lightweight Transport Chair

Ease of getting around the house  by myself. 

Brakes

sally c. from charlotte, nc

My disability requires that i sit most of the day. I stand and can walk a few steps. The brakes are far from stable. The chair tends to roll getting o

The light weight and ease of wheels.

None

james p. from cosmopolis, wa (caregiver)

86 years old, very limited mobility with dementia. This chair is used indoors.

Lightweight, easy to use. 

The back of the chair hinge broke after a week. 

lorraine s. from charlottesville, va (caregiver)

89 year old woman with mobility issues. 

Priced higher than a Medline chair I purchased for another application. However it was smaller (better for the patient), narrower (fits all entryways) and well made

I would have preferred hand braking system. One of the clips to fold the back support was faulty when it arrived. A replacement was shipped promptly at no cost.

elizabeth p. from rochester, wa (caregiver)

My mother, 87, fell and fractured her femur a year ago. She is also having short term memory issues, so a transport chair gave me peace of mind.

Did what it was made to do

Hard to get up for us short people

g b. from houston, tx

Transfer from car to doctors office

Easy to fold and place in the trunk and if jut a bit wider, would comfortably 'fit' an average sized man

It's size...was advertised to be available in 2 sizes but the smaller of the two was sent.

sue k. from mashpee, fl (caregiver)

My 78 year old husband who uses this lightweight transport chair, has Parkinson's disease, as well as several chronic diseases.

ease of use and weight

The leg flaps do not stay back when you flap them to the back

jim s. from chico, ca (caregiver)

Transport shot distances

Durable and light weight.

None if used correctly.

anthony j g. from new hope, pa (caregiver)

80 year old female using the chair to go to doctor's appointments

Lightweight !!

Could fold smaller !!!

kenneth m. from northridgeill, oh

Not provided

The lrimary strength is the weight of the chair.

My brother is 6'2" and his legs do not fit well. The leg rests are too short and the foot rest is not strong enough. His foot keeps ing off and I'm afraid the plastic foot rest will eventually break.

paulette l. from jonesboro, ga (caregiver)

My brother who had a stroke is the user of the chair.

Weight of chair, well built.

Unable to lower arms.

linda m. from pembroke pines, fl (caregiver)

THE USER IS 73 YEARS OLD, UNABLE TO WALK OR TALK WITH PARKINSON DISEASE THE BATHROOM IS VERY NARROW AND THIS WHEELCHAIR FITS IN TO THE BATHROOM.

Weight and ease to fold up and open.

We have had several of these chairs over time and after 13-18 months they just get worn out and must be replaced.

jeffrey p. from yardley, pa (caregiver)

Due to complications from multiple back surgeries my wife needs to use a wheelchair since her mobility is compromised