Medline Lightweight Transport Adult Folding Wheelchair with Handbrakes, Blue

This ultra lightweight transport wheelchair weighs only 23.5 pounds. The rear handles fold down for easy transportation. Product Features Medline transport wheelchair has large 12 inch rear wheels for better performance on uneven outdoor surfaces and loop-style manual handbrakes which are ideal for locking the rear wheels during transfers Powder coated aluminum ultralight frame is

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Added on: October 31, 2017 - More: Comments & Reviews

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Product Description

This ultra lightweight transport wheelchair weighs only 23.5 pounds. The rear handles fold down for easy transportation.

Product Features

Medline transport wheelchair has large 12 inch rear wheels for better performance on uneven outdoor surfaces and loop-style manual handbrakes which are ideal for locking the rear wheels during transfers
Powder coated aluminum ultralight frame is durable and has a weight capacity of 300 lbs
Portable back is collapsible (folds down) for easy storage, transport and travel, push bar with foam grip and anti-tippers are standard
Full length permanent armrest | Detachable footrests | Seat belt for safety | Comfortable nylon upholstery
Seat dimensions: 18 inches x 16 inches | Overall product dimensions: 24.5 inches (W) x 22 inches (D) x 37 inches (H) | Weighs only 22 lbs.

M says:

October 31, 2017 at 1:02 am

My experience and comparison with the other medline chair that has smaller back wheels. I use this for moving my disabled wife around places like the zoo or park. I originally had the other medline chair with smaller back wheels but one of the footrests broke so I decided to purchase this one as an ‘upgrade’ to try out.

Stephen G. Hulse Jr. says:

October 31, 2017 at 1:15 am

It’s just O.K. The book that comes with this chair is next to useless. The brake feature on this chair is not addressed well enough. It does not cover how to adjust the brake, so you just have to blunder on. When we received the chair one side of the breaking system was dragging against the wheel took more than a few tries to get it close to correct. The book does not show how this adjustment is done. Also the first use of the parking setting resulted in breakage of the plastic part inside the hand grip,…

Debra says:

October 31, 2017 at 1:34 am

Great chair! Color is very nice. Comfort is good, except for the length of the foot peddles. For a taller person your knees are bent a lot to fit in the chair and rest your feet on the pedals…which hurts my foot and my knees don’t like it either. Sometimes I don’t use the pedals and just cross my feet straight out in front of me…but you have to watch so they don’t bump into anything!!!