Deluxe with 12" Rear Wheels

Easy to fold up to go through narrow places or to load into a car. 

In packing it would be good if something could be placed between the two back wheels so the screws in the two back wheels don’t get hooked together. I could not unfold wheelchair because of that problem and had to have someone come and pull the wheels apart. 

nancy c. from etna green, in

I am 81. I have very poor balance. I use the wheelchair as a rollator and a wheelchair chair. Much faster and easier than using a walker. 

quality

none at this price

thomas g. from toms river, nj (caregiver)

My 92 year old mother w/dementia/ altz , great product for the money. Found the local med supply had a similar one for 4x the price!

Brakes

The foot levers to lift the wheelchair over a rise under a door opening are inadequate. Those levers need to be twice as long to lift it over an obstacle.

robert k. from san dimas, ca (caregiver)

It has hand brakes…bicycle technology. Nice for steep hills including ramps. The brakes are also easy to lock with the levers on the push handles.

It has larger back wheels which are great for uneven surfaces & has footrests so she doesn't have to hold her feet up. Also, it's much lighter than a standard wheelchair.

Have not found any weaknesses. The chair is comfortable for her. The arm rests are padded. It seems to be perfect .

cynthia k. from kerrville, tx (caregiver)

We purchased this for my 94 yr old Mother. She uses a walker, however, when we take her to restaurants, shopping, etc., it's too far for her to walk.

- Easy to use - Easy to move throughout the house - Small and compact

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donna a. from mansfield, oh (caregiver)

My mother, who is someone who's struggling with stage 4 lung cancer at 68, has been utilizing this chair quite frequently.

Smooth ride, navigates corners well, too.

We've been very satisfied - no concerns.

carmela k. from mpls, mn (caregiver)

86 YO male with heart and neurological issues. Recently suffered stroke.

Light weight, maneuverability

The brakes constantly drag the wheels. Had to disassemble them and place the steel pieces that the pivot bolt passes through in a metal lathe and turn the face down.020” to fix the problem. Also would be nice to have a seat cushion on it.

tom t. from lexington, nc (caregiver)

51 year old female stroke victim with left side deficit

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Would be nice to set the brakes, besides the hand brakes. If that is a feature, I am not sure how to do it.

albert g. from big cove tannery, pa (caregiver)

Man that had a stroke.

Goes over everything

The foot rest could have leg pads. When yo go backwards your feet hit the wheels

christopher j. from hershey, pa

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Light weight, folds down quickly and easily. Durable.

I have not found a weakness yet.

john f. from gilroy, ca (caregiver)

Exactly what I wanted. folds down to perfectly fit in the back of my small suv. Light enough for me to handle easily. Sturdy and good looking

Compactness

Seat could be a few inches wider.

nicholas m. from east liverpool, oh (caregiver)

Age 60, female, 5’ 10”, 140 lbs.

Ease of transporting in and out of the car

no seat belt, no back straps for foot rest

friendship h. from emumclaw, wa (caregiver)

Very helpful. the only suggestion is they should put back straps on the foot rest.