Medline Transport Wheelchair with Permanent Full-Length Arms, Durable, Swing-Away Footrests, 300 lb Weight Capacity, Teal

This is a very nice wheelchair. When not in use, the legs and peddles snap on each side. This is a safety feature for anyone who has had bruised shin bones from the legs and peddles. The brakes at the back wheels is a plus...especially if you're working with dementia clients.

Easily put together..Study with quite a wide seat with a gd depth..Needs a seat pad , the seating is like a poly nylon sling like seat. Gd back, with gd handles leg/ foot rests are ok. but a sharp edge where the leg / foor rest joins the frame, could be dangerous if not aware. keep lil kids away from the sharp points, if lil ones walk beside the rider. Nothing fancy or attractive about this transporting wheel chair..It actually is less in total width needed, to use around my house, than my three wheeled rolator. I will be able to move a full laundry basket, cat litter houses Easily around my one level house situation for myself its easier that my folding pull along cart..This chair is too heavy for myself to lift, owing to shoulder problem, but folds well for storage against my front doors entrance hall wall. I believe it will make transfer of groceries or bags of soil from my cars cargo area into my garage/ house etc .Again for myself. easier than pulling along my folding cart..It will be more stable for myself to use instead of my three wheeled cute looking rolator .I can park and sit just as well..And get pushed along if needed.

Should have explored lighter weight chairs, but got caught up with the 12 inch wheels for ease of use. A bit heavy to load in the back of my vehicle, but it's worth it for the ease of movement over curbs, bumps, etc. Very well constructed.

Top rating for this transporting wheelchair. Easy to assemble. Love the teal color. There are other colors to choose from. Very large back wheels. The person sits up straight and comfy.

Construction feels solid and assembly was simple. Wheels roll smoothly and folds nicely for storage. Bought 4 and have used each a few times already.

It worked great for our use. cheaper than a used one at medical equip store and lighter. It was perfect for our needs. thank you

if you have a small car this chair folds up so it will fit. it is wider than a regular wheelchair. you may need a seat pad if you are going to use it a lot. it weighs around 35 lbs. and should fit in the average car trunk. it feels solid but only time will tell how it holds up. it looks like a good value.

It was easy to assemble. The problem was that it came with two right footrests, not a left and a right. The first Walmart I tried to return it to wouldn't take it. The CSR said they did not have a machine to make the label for mailing the return to the manufacturer. I had to go to another location to get that done. So I reloaded the wheelchair back into my car and took it to the other store. They did have the label maker and took my return.

The chair arrived in a badly damaged box via FedEx. Parts were rolling around loose in the box, the arm was scratched and scuffed so my mother couldn't rest delicate, paper-thin skin against it. This unit is heavy and although it appeared adequately packed, the handlers did it no favors. The rear wheels are much larger than the rental model we had before--unlike any other chair I've seen. It would have been nice to see if it worked for us because the flip down back and large wheels were benefits we looked forward to having.

Not safe. Hard to maneuver through doors with slight inclines. Almost impossible to use on rough surfaces. A lot of creaking noises when in use. Would return if I wouldn't have thrown the box away that it came in. Just not easy or safe to use.