Ultralight Transport Wheelchair, Folding Portable Boarding Travelling Wheelchair with Hand Brake, Wheelchairs for Adults,Folding Wheelchairs (19.3X31.9X34.6 Back)

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1. Debbie Pate Verified Buyer – 4 March 2024

   Was so excited to get this chair in..with a right broken ankle and a left broken foot, I finally found a chair that would fit thru our bathroom door way, but then the right brake will not work, it will not lock, we tried to fix it, but so far no luck. The only reason I’m not returning it, is because I really need it.and it got here the fastest.
   

2. Linda J Myers Verified Buyer – 27 May 2024

   The reviews on this were good and it looks great.
   But, when I got it and attempted to take my friend out to the opera, it was a disaster. When ever you encounter a bump, of any sort, it bumps the person in it forward and without the seat belt, they would have fallen out. You had to move backwards for it to move smoothly. This is not helpful at all. I am too late to return it, so I will attempt to give it away – with the warning to be careful.
   

3. Donna Loux Dba Vintage Verified Buyer – 5 October 2024

   BUT, there is no where for the rider to put their feet, so they have to hold their legs out. So be aware before ordering that the person you are using this for needs to be mobile enough to be able to hold their legs out for the period of the transport. It also isn’t great going over door sills pushing forward. I am having to turn my rider backwards and pull them through the doorway sill. It is easy to fold down and stand up, lightweight (almost too light) but very useful for short term needs instead of investing in a real wheel chair. Light enough for a small woman to lift into and out of the trunk.
   

4. Kaylene Skanchy Verified Buyer – 13 January 2025

   This little chair was a life saver for us! I ordered this chair to help my husband out on our trip to Europe since he is unsteady on his feet and has back and hip problems. It worked like a charm. Not only was he able to sit in it when tired and in pain, but was also able to use it like a walker to steady himself and put his backpack and packages on it to save from carrying them when he did walk. To top that off, it worked fantastically to put all our luggage on at the airports and train stations. The ability to move the arm rests out of the way for the luggage was great. This fantastic little chair withstood some pretty hairy trips down cobblestone streets carrying our luggage! We were very happy with the versatility and sturdiness of this lightweight and easy to fold chair that fit easily into the taxis and car rentals.
   

5. K.G. Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   We got this for my MIL to help get her around Disney. It was light and compact. It was relatively comfortable for her to sit in and super functional to have in the trunk of the car and the hotel room. The build quality was great for a small person. The handle height was a little lower than what was comfortable for a taller person. Overall, this was a great purchase for the money and was perfect to help her to get around and see the sites.
   

6. Alejandro F. Verified Buyer – 14 March 2025

   Wheelchair is compact compared to traditional Wheelchairs. On time. Good quality.
   

7. Vicki J Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   Grass, gravel, and any type of entry door jambs. The wheels are hard plastic and did not roll smoothly over ramp surfaces connected to handicap parking spaces, curbs, etc. It was great on indoor flooring.

   My mom is under 5’ and weighs about 150lbs. The chair is a perfect fit for her. I’m not sure anyone over 5’5 or much heavier (rated up to 220 lbs) would be comfortably pushed.

   I am 5’4” and was able to push the chair easily. My 6’ nephew had to bend over slightly, to push it.

   I liked the ease and quickness of opening and closing the chair for transport or storing it away while not in use. The weight of the chair was perfect, felt sturdy. I plan to look for rubber, larger wheels to make it easier to push on uneven surfaces. Hopefully, it won’t add too much more weight.
   

8. 3.9 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

   Update#1-Spent about 8 hrs at the Ark Encounter and I’m glad we had this chair! They do provide standard wheel chairs and electric chairs for rent though. However, since this chair is so narrow, I could take my mom basically anywhere and cut through a lot of places those other chairs wouldn’t have fit. Besides needing telescoping handles (I found myself bending over to push because the chair is so small), it also needs a cup/bottle holder! I had to throw away my drink because I had nowhere to put it and you need 2 hands to push and guide this and that made me mad. Other reviews mentioned the small wheels at the front that were subject to making the chair tip and that is accurate. If you were blindly walking along and were caught off guard by a bump, granny could get dumped. However, I was extra careful and backed in if I saw a bump or navigated around the obstacle. This is not a chair made for tough terrain! An unexpected bonus was that you can slide your shopping bags, purses, and a backpack, over the arm rests and load this chair down with lots of stuff and it’s still easy to push. The pouch in the back is useless—small and very tight—just enough for a map. My mom said it was very comfortable, although she got up and walked at restroom breaks, the lunch line, and in the different gift shops. ———————— Original review—It comes completely assembled, so all you have to do is pull it out of the box, so that’s nice. It is very light and folds up smaller than a baby stroller. Now, this thing is SMALL! I’m barely 5’4 and the location of the footrest is not comfortable. Also, if you or the person you are considering buying this for is heavy and/or wide, reconsider. They will feel like they have to be squeezed into the chair. It’s comparable to an airline seat—maybe smaller. So if you know you don’t fit into those seats, don’t buy this product. Some immediate upgrades would be to have telescoping push handles and the footrest. Also a larger wheel in the front to make it easier to navigate curbs or bumps. My mom is 5’0 and tiny, so this should be just right for her. We have a large multi day basketball tournament we are attending as well as going to the Ark Encounter. I will update how this held up and how she feels about the chair. But right now, I believe it’s a good option other than a wheelchair or rollator/walker as she’s not that impaired yet.