Medline Lightweight Wheelchair with Swing-Back Desk-Length Arms & Elevated Legrests, 16"x18" Seat, 300 lbs Weight Capacity, Black

I bought this for my wife who was having problems getting around due to breathing problems . I ordered it and had it in 4 days . Very much appreciated . It works very well for my wife who weighs more than 180 lbs . I took her to a radiology appointment and the nurse who took her back could not believe that I paid only about $130.00 . She said it should be about $300.00 . When she needs a chair this gets her around very well . It is light enough that I have no problemsgetting it in and out of our van . We are exceedingly happy with this chair .

Being inexpensive, I had my doubts when I ordered this. Turns out it is a very nice chair. My husband loves it. It is lightweight, easy to maneuver, folds up, comfortable to sit in (plenty of room), good quality and has removable leg rests. No need to buy an expensive one. This one is great!

I was pleasantly surprised that WalMart has a large selection of wheelchairs at reasonable prices. Easy to order and was shipped at once for under $1.00. I was pleased at how easy it was to attach the footrests and the handles. Easy to use and I really appreciate having such a solid and well build wheel chair. WalMart is my "go to" store!

Great chair ; however break lock s were not on correctly - My neighbor had to take left lock off and fix it so I could open break

Absolutely love this wheel chair, its everything I was looking for and very comfortable. The price of the chair was great!

The tires are narrow and not rounded. Everything else was sturdy and looks like it will last a long time.

Nice chair. But, it is built for short to average height people. My wife, who is just over 5' 10'' had to rest her achilles tendon on the top of the foot rest and several of us, including hospital workers, tried to make it longer but we simply could not. It was a painful experience. If you are not tall, this is a fine chair though I did not like how deeply into the tires the brake stops went. It is relatively light though.

The minimal assembly was easy. The chair looks great but hasn't been used yet. The price was fair. Here is the rub, however, with anything you buy from Walmart when the product you want is just one in a line of similar items from the same manufacturer: Walmart has to do a better job with their product descriptions. For instance, the Medline chair I purchased is slightly different from what I expected. The description was really for another Medline wheelchair (extremely similar and in the same K4 series) which I would have purchased directly from Medline had Walmart's description been more clear. **** Recommendation - whenever you go to purchase a product from Walmart that is one in a series, do this FIRST: Visit the manufacturer's website and identify the product you chose from Walmart by the model number that Walmart provides in their description. You might see that what you really want to buy based on the features you selected as being important are actually unique to another product in the manufacturer's inventory...and thus will identify by a different model number. I'll keep buying from Walmart because I have no issues with them otherwise, but I'll always compare items with the manufacturer first to make sure I know what I'm getting. If not, I'll by direct from the manufacturer.

The Medline Wheelchair does it's job well - it's job is to provide an inexpensive wheelchair. It comes essentially assembled and it was easy to complete the job. It is light, easy to fold up and put in a car trunk. The legs swing away. The cons are: the front wheels are small and do not negotiate bumps nearly as well as larger, more expensive chairs. (They will simply stop, potentially dumping the occupant out!) Once you learn this (sometimes the hard way), you can either tilt the front wheels over bumps or back over them. Also, though the legs will tilt, they do not raise up. So if you require one leg to be elevated, you will need to puchase a more expensive chair. Overall, this is a fine value for what it is - a light, well-made chair with no fancy extras, and a chair not designed to travel over uneven surfaces.

On November 4, 2021 I ordered the Medline K4 Lightweight Wheelchair with 18" Seat, Removable Flip-Back Arms for Table or Desk, Elevated Leg Rests, Gray Frame for $214.32 via Walmart.com It arrived by FedEX on November 6, 2021 well packaged and undamaged. Upon opening and inspection I discovered that the wheels of this chair were made of hard black plastic to include the spokes and hand grips. This design will not provide any traction on carpet and even less traction on a hard surface. This rendered the product unstable and dangerous to use. I am appalled that this chair is even allowed on the market. It is absolute garbage and I refuse to put my loved one in it.