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Deluxe with 12" Rear Wheels
With a powdered aluminum frame for low weight and high durability, the Medline Deluxe also includes 12" rear wheels for ease and versatility of use.
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Grear breaks. Poor leverage to clime over obstacles.
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.
Good value for the money, with exceptions
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.
Efficient, lightweight transport chair.
Stable, quality construction. Lightweight for easy transport and loading.
Can’t really double as walker for user, which is what we had hoped. Not enough weight over front wheels.
steve t. from overgaard, az (caregiver)
88 year old male. Parkinson’s Disease and spinal stenosis.
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No place to store items. Breaks are difficult for rider to secure.
donald h. from sarasota, fl (caregiver)
5 year old female Parkinson's patient.
Everything Gary said it would be, he was a great help!!
12" Rear wheels, handle brakes.
The foot rests fall off easily.
denise p. from paw paw, mi (caregiver)
She's 91, has trouble with her shoulders and legs, so we purchased the chair to take her to appt, she loves it.
Not as good as the Invacare it replaced.
Plastic tires (as against Invacare's rubber) provide easier turning on carpets.
Plastic tires not round. Had to be trimmed or else brake grabbed. Invacare was very quiet--this one squeeks and rattles. Superior parts fitting--especially handlebars--made Invacare easier to fold up. And it weighed less.
robert g. from peabody, ma (caregiver)
My wife,age 87, is no longer able to walk unaided.
A GOOD TRANSIT W/C, EZ TO HANDLE
PORTABILITY, LIGHTNESS,
HAVE TO WATCH THE BRAKING SYSTEM THIS WAS A REPLACEMENT W/C -- WEAKNESS AT THE JOINTS?
robert a. from corona, ca (caregiver)
ADVANCED MSA-C; CONFINED TO A WHEELCHAIR
Okay not great!
Easy to use and lightweight when folding and putting in the car.
The brakes, they aren't strong enough
ellen d. from larchmont, ny (caregiver)
My wife who is 68 years old is the user of the wheelchairs, yes we have 2 of them. My wife has ALS and is unable to walk or stand on her own.
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fredrick g. from arlington, tx
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It's only been used a couple of times but it is easy to...
It's easy to push.
The information says it only weights 23 lbs but I find it a bit hard to get in and out of the car.
patricia t. from north pole, ak (caregiver)
79 year old with Parkinson's Disease.
Very lightweight transport chair
Ease of use and transporting in the car.
Chair is a little flimsy compared to our last chair.
david s. from syracuse, ut (caregiver)
Wife has Multiple Sclerosis. Her last transport chair was a Nova brand and would set off the security alarms in select department stores.
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