Lightweight Wheelchairs with Handbrake, Compact Wheelchair, Ultralight Folding Travel Wheelchair for Adults, 11" Rear Wheels

Purchased chair for elderly family member with parkinsons to get to holiday events. Opted for LARGER wheels to help with any rought terrain we might encounter and glad I did. Chair is amazing! LIGHTWEIGHT, QUICKLY FOLDS, COMFORTABLE, DURABLE, MANEUVERABLE, COMPACT in tight spaces. Seatbelt clasps to keep folded chair tight and in folded position, when needed to carry. Durable travel/storage bag. Took this chair to NYC via NJ Transit- easily stored under the ACCESSABLE seating area seats. Chair navigated Radio City Music Hall like a tightrope walker! Navigated crowed streets of NYC like a champ! Rolled Longwood Gardens' packed gravel trails and obstacle ridden conservatory like a squirrel! Only suggestion (for next generation) is a wheel LOCK lever and maybe a little more room between back of chair and hand brakes. When passernger leaned back it got cramped to push and operate handbrakes at times but. . .THIS CHAIR IS A GENIUS DESIGN AND CHAMP! (passenger 5'10" and 190 lbs)

Perfect height and with foldable armrests allows for easy transfer from chair to car. Fits easily in trunk. Footrest also folds out of way.

I never knew there was a bag. We did not get a bag! Also never knew there were hand brakes instead of that impossible bar-brake that is hard for even a strong man to squeeze! The hand brakes, although more practical than the bar brake still doesn’t work for the passenger. I assumed wheelchair brakes that the rider could reach and operate was pretty STANDARD for all wheel chairs in the entire universe.WRONG!So, I order the chair a while ago, had it shipped to my disabled brother who lives in a different city from me. I’m assuming the PA thought I knew exactly what I was ordering. Had I knownAbout the brake, I would have returned it next day.Picture this, you have cerebral palsy.. You gotta sit in a wheelchair that in reality HAS NO BRAKE! No joke. Brother is disabled, but his arms operate to the front of his body and sides and up and down. Arms would need to function completely backwards with a ton of strength and head would need to turn all the around to back in order to reach the brake. Y’all the brake is so hard to operate, even a strong man struggles to make it function.Did I miss a RECALL on this chair. I just purchased a brake replacement, it won’t fit the chair. The person sitting in the chair still has no control over the brake.The weight of the chair is what drew me and the foot holder because it was single and not dual foot holders. Keep in mind that can also be improved. Bro is a grown man with big feet. The foot rest is too little!! Not comfortable at all!Did anyone test this product before making avail for purchases?No, is the answer Want to bet?I very recently ordered a brake replacement, to no avail. Replacement brake could not be installed on the chair I purchased!So Sorry I PURCHASED THIS CHAIR. Most difficult chair I’ve ever used. Folding the chair is not easy either compared to other wheelchairs that fold to close,I got one thing good from this experience! Next time investigate more! I thought I was thorough, but I missed a lot!Take care!

Overall, the chair is well designed , lightweight, and easy to use. Only things keeping this from receiving a top score is the seat could use more padding and the locking mechanism is a small plastic piece that seems like it will easily wear out. Decided to keep the chair regardless.

I bought this wheelchair to give my mom and daughter a little help when going out. Mom can’t walk long distances and my young daughter suffers from juvenile arthritis so some days are rough. It’s affordable, small and lightweight. These are really only good for using indoors for maybe the airport, dr appointment or store trip. Outside they don’t go over cracks or bumps well at all. So not recommended if you’re going to an outdoor event like a fest or somewhere with a lot of walking on curbs and sidewalks. Hand brakes were hard to squeeze but then wouldn’t easily come unstuck either. The nurse escorting my mom to her appointment called it “scary and unsafe”. So be very careful using this and supervision is needed.

I have not used it yet, but it’s out of the box. No assembly, it came ready to use. My dad’s traditional wheelchair gets so heavy when I need to haul that wheelchair to all his dr appointments. This thing is just right at 20lbs. Felts very sturdy and light enough to put you’re in trunk without having to empty my entire trunk like I did with the old original one. I’m saving my back. It’s a cheap price to save my future back from going out of commission, then me & me my dad are both screwed.

Great wheelchair for quick trips when larger chairs can’t be taken,

So this arrived a few hours ago. This is a very small transporter . I am 5’1” and yet I can’t reach floor at all. Yet, when I place my feet on the foot rest - it hikes my knees into my chest & causes legs to separate to sides. A movement my surgeon does not want me doing. It is very narrow & I am a small woman so wth? also tips easily over door sashes. I will return this