Manual Wheelchair Lightweight Foldable,Only 27 lbs,Dual Brake Design Wheelchair with Self-Propelled for Seniors,Large 20 Inch Rear Wheels for All Terrain

3 reviews for Manual Wheelchair Lightweight Foldable,Only 27 lbs,Dual Brake Design Wheelchair with Self-Propelled for Seniors,Large 20 Inch Rear Wheels for All Terrain

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   Gary R -Austin, TX – 8 months ago

   Rated 5 out of 5

   
   I HAD A BKA OPERATION. THIS DEVICE SERVES ME FOR THE NEXT 6 MONTHS.I BOUGHT ON ACCOUNT ALL TERRAIN TIRES, FOLDABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT FOR WIFEPUTTING INTO VECHICLE. GREAT VALUE ON WHEEL CHAIR.J

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   Jennifer Crites – 4 months ago

   Rated 3 out of 5

   
   Lightweight and a bit more stylish than others I saw at similar price points. Ease of assembly:Very easy to assemble. Just unfold and lock back into place. Ease of use:My only issue is it’s maneuverability. It’s self propelled but the wheels are quite small by comparison to others and it’s hard to turn the wheels myself. They feel very tight. 

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   Curt D. – 4 months ago

   Rated 4 out of 5

   
   We took this wheelchair with us to Europe for my mother-in-law who is, able to walk; but we knew she would get tired.  We originally ordered a different one but it had smaller wheels so we returned it because we knew there would be problems with cobblestone roads and paths. This one did well on roads and walkways with pavers but still had problems with cobblestone. With cobblestone,  she used it as a walker which worked just fine. The hand/push bar does not have adjustable height so it can be a bit tiresome on the back for those pushers who are a bit taller i.e. 6′ – ish. The brake handle bracket has tabs on it where the bolt/nut connection occurs, which, with the handle in the “normal” position, the bracket would poke my mother-in-law’s back. We rotated the handles backwards (see photo) which worked much better for her but made it a bit awkward for the pusher, but still functioned just fine. If your using this for long periods of time like we were (12 hrs a day) you may want to get a chair/seat cushion for either a seat cushion or back cushion. We interchanged positions once in a while so two cushions may have been better (mother-in-law weighs apprx. 115 lbs). The chair folds and unfolds easily for quick storage in the trunk of a vehicle or, in our case, the back of a van, on top of the suitcases. It comes with a velcro strap to hold it closed when folded up. The strap is a bit wimpy and barely long enough so before our trip we went to the local big-box home improvement store and bought some longer velcro strap material and made our own.

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