Lightweight Expedition w/12" Rear Wheels

Lightweight and ease of use.

Hand brakes give me a problem.

donald k. from evans, ga (caregiver)

Needed to transport patient around house and outside trips.

It does exactly what it is supposed to do for transport and transfer

It is a bit hard to push and the hand brakes are difficult for my hands.

irwin c. from sayreville, nj (caregiver)

HE IS 78 YEARS OLD WITH Parkinsons he weights somewhere in the 160s to 170s and is 5 ft 7 he is not mobile he can walk very little and slowly.

Easy to put together and lift to fold and put into car

The user is over 200 lbs. The chair is difficult to move on even slight inclines when moving with the user in it. The seat of the chair barely fits the user and it’s difficult for him to get out of without caregiver assistance.

janice m. from middletown, de (caregiver)

User has gait and mobility difficulty.

Having the rear wheels larger.

Closes up too easy when the patient was pushing it.

phyllis h. from springfield, va (caregiver)

My dearly beloved --90 y/o --- has ALZ. We recently had to travel by air to ME to attend the wedding of a grandson.

Lightweight, easy to get in and out of vehicle. Was easy to push person sitting in seat. Seat needs some padding which we put in.

Major weakness of product is that it tilts too easily when being used as rollator. If it gets away from pusher, they will fall. it needs some kind of counter weight in rear to keep that from happening. I am going to try to fix that for the user. Otherwise it is a great vehicle for his needs. and it's a great value.

peggy b. from fair oaks ranch, tx (caregiver)

Male of 84 yrs. who has extensive nerve damage and can barely walk.

Quality, light weight color

None yet don't expect to see any

thomas s. from coupeville, wa

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Quality, light weight color

None yet don't expect to see any

thomas s. from coupeville, wa

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The width is perfect for our home that has narrow doorways. Other options would not fit. It is also easy to lift into and out of the car for PT appointments. Construction is good and user finds it comfortable to sit in. It folds up very well to fit into the back area of our small vehicle.

The instructions could be a bit better, especially how to apply the brakes. I figured it out but did not find the information on the instructions included. The chair will move a bit side to side with the brakes applied due to the swivel of the front wheels.

alice r. from waynesville, nc (caregiver)

Husband had stroke at the beginning of December

Two main things; 1. 12" rear wheels work well to go ever curbs, etc. 2. Locking hand brakes on handles, convenient and safe!

1. Need a simple locking device to keep wheel arms on frame. I use a small piece of rubber tubing on the top pin to hold it in place. 2. would be nice to have a bungy or something to hold front wheel frames back against the main frame for ease of transport when loading in vehicle and to keep them from catching when folded backing through doors, etc.

john y. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

Stroke patient with loss of right side mobility.

Easy to maneuver.

No brake locks.

maria m. from rockville, md (caregiver)

Comfortable seating and easy to use.

Easy navigation. Weight. Storage.

Opening up back seat section.

michael k. from millville, nj

76 years old. Unable to walk. Use product for transportation back and forth to dialysis.

Wider sit large back wheel, light weight.

Tighter to push around with one leg.

molly b. from dover, pa

I am a right leg amputee.