Drive Medical Blue Streak Lightweight Wheelchair - Portable Folding Mobility Aid - Swing-Away Footrests - Desk Arms - Durable Steel Frame - Easy Transport & Storage - 16-Inch Seat

This product is excellent. I have a standard wheelchair...heavy and big, but very sturdy. Needed something to get around the house easier. Very maneuverable, and easy to operate and light and most importantly, foldable. Price was very reasonable and worth it.

Was preassembled. The only thing that was needed to assemble was the feet pedals. There was a wrench included to tighten bolts/screws but all were tight not needed at setup. It rides very smooth. Is very good quality and very sturdy. Easy to get in and out. It is easy for the "Patient" to push them selves around. Brakes work well but they are really tight so it does take some strength to lock them. Very good price.I have seen alot more on Medical device websites. But shipping was faster . it isnt too heavy to get in and out of car. It can go in trunk or behind seat. We have a Hyundai Elantra 4 door online says is a compact car. The seat it is behind doesnt have to be pushed all the way up to the dash to fit it in either. If you need assistance there are Youtube videos that can show you how and the easiest way to get in. (The Videos have this exact wheelchair. )

Very sturdy, easy to push, comfortable, folds well, looks nice. Not fun to have to be in a wheelchair... but... this one is good if you do need it. We even have used it on quite a bit of uneven terrain while traveling and it held up amazingly well. We learned to go backwards if there were bumps ahead so I didn't eject my dad out of it. We purchased the "used" option to save some money and it looked fully new! Huge box!

I injured my ankle and, while I can walk short distances, long ones are an issue and will be for quite a while as I heal. I had tickets to a live show that I bought months ago. That involved way more walking than I could do. I had been considering buying a wheelchair for my older sister who has mobility issues so, when I saw this one for under $100, I figured I would use it for the show and any other challenging situations that come up while I heal plus we would have it for my sister when she needed it. It did come completely assembled except for the leg rests. That's good because my husband dreads assembling stuff. It is blue but not garish. The seat is 18" which is plenty for me (135 pounds) but my heavier sister (160ish pounds) would be more comfortable in a 20" although she still can use this chair. We went to the show last week and the chair folded fine and unfolded without a hitch. The seat wasn't the most comfortable. I am going to buy a pad for it for whoever uses it in the future. Pushing the chair was easy and I was quickly able to use it myself although I never have been wheelchair bound. It rolls smoothly especially inside. The brakes work and kept the chair from moving. I don't think they would be strong enough to keep it from rolling down a steep hill or in a similar situation but they were fine for keeping the chair in place on a flat surface or small incline. During the middle of the show, one of the footrests flew to the side. It got wiggly and hard to manage. I think this is more about how my husband attached the footrest than the chair itself. He didn't have the tool - or any tool - to fix it so I had to deal with it. It would not have been problem even for someone completely wheelchair bound, just a small annoyance, When my husband pushed me uphill on cement to the parking garage, it jostled me around quite a lot and the wheels skipped a bit. Not much but he did notice as did I. The chair folded down with ease and fit fine in the back of the car. Since then, we have taken my sister to the lake using the chair. She has severe balance issues and numbness in her feet and legs. It was a godsend to have the chair. Again we did notice that, on gravely areas, the wheels tended to skip a bit. Otherwise, the only complaint was that the seat was a bit uncomfortable. That can be rectified. One thing about this chair that my sister mentioned was that the leg rests don't move up or down. They are fixed in the down position so a short person's feet may not reach or someone who wants or needs to elevate their legs, can't. I have sat in lots of wheelchairs in the hospital and rented one a while back when I had a back issue. This one doesn't feel like the hospital ones. They feel a lot sturdier but, at the same time, bulkier. This is good for maneuvering around and fitting into smaller spots. For at home use, I think this chair is fine. I am not sure that I would recommend it for someone who is wheelchair bound and needs to be in it all day and night. I think a better quality and slightly roomier one may be best. But for those who need a chair for an injury or issue and use it on as needed basis or inside where there is no tough turf, it is fine. It would have cost me $35 to rent a chair for the night. This chair was $95 to buy and have for good. There is no contest that buying was the best option. For the price point, I feel this chair is fine. It is well made and both my sister and I felt safe in it. I am going with 4 stars. It isn't made for tough or gravely turf and I definitely would not perch it on a steep hill and trust the brakes but, in general, it is a great value if you don't need the footrests to elevate. **** Pics are not attaching. I will try again in a few days.

A great wheelchair for the pricepoint! It folds up perfectly to fit in small spaces like the trunk or back of my car with little effort and can be lifted in and out of a vehicle by one person. It handles very smoothly, even in tight spaces. I've had this wheelchair for over a year now and have been using it for a few hours each day and it has held up great. If you're going to be in it for a while, I would recommend adding a foam pad to the seat for tailbone relief, but other than that, I have no complaints.

We bought this for my mother in love! The wheel chair is light and easier to load in our car than the last one. It is a good size and the feet supports work well. It is easy to fold and unfold for use. The wheel locks work well. I did have to adjust one of the locks that was a little too tight to use but it works nice after adjustment. The Swing away handles are a nice feature that make it easy to pull up to some tables that are a little lower. This is a great buy!

This chair is fully assembled, so right out of the box I could use it. I’ve been renting a chair from a health store that had many miles on it, then I found this chair. Cheaper than what we’ve paid renting! I’m 65, in a chair due to a fractured sacrum and a progressive problem with my hip on the same side. I’m hoping it’s temporary. This chair sits higher, it’s sturdy, easy to maneuver and comfortable. It’s narrower than what I’ve been using so I’m able to fit in places I couldn't before. I’m very happy with this purchase. It’ll probably be stored more than it’s used (my hopes) but I’m so glad to have it.

Due to an auto accident, I have been unable to walk so I’ve had to use a wheelchair. I was concerned because I had gained weight due to the fact that I have not been able to be mobile. Which is caused me to be depressed. So I got this wheelchair. It was easy to set up and it has been amazing to use. The functionality of it is good. My husband likes the fold ability. I find it comfortable for the most part and it’s a wheelchair. I really hope I don’t have to keep using this for long-term. But it is helpful to get where I need to go thanks to my amazing husband pushing me. I just am very frustrated and I just wanna be able to walk in and not have these inability to walk that I have to use this. I’m too young for this. It’s ridiculous, but it works and what it needs to do.