WEYRAL Super Lightweight Portable Transit Travel Wheelchair, Upgraded Folding Transport Wheelchairs (Weight 26.7lbs) for Adults and Seniors, Come with Telescopic Handle and Travel Bag

This wheelchair is easy to use and maneuver with. Folds up to be very compact for travel. Used it on a cruise and was very useful. No issues check it in as baggage for our flight. The travel bag serves its purpose but it is a bit flimsy so I don’t expect it to last long. Will purchase a more sturdy travel bag once this one tears. Overall the wheelchair does what I expected it.

PROS: Travel - This chair was great for our extended weekend trip. Its compact/foldable design made it easy to stow on the airplane as soon as we boarded. This allowed us to use it up to boarding the plane and to depart when we landed. (Check your airline for closet size if you plan to do this.) During our trip, it was easy to maneuver around the museums and restaurants we visited. At home, it works well for doctor visits, shopping, and stopping for breaks on road trips—especially those places that are not the best for a full-sized chair. When not in use, it folds and has a transport handle that makes it easy to move and store at home or in your car. CONS: No Handles - Easy to tip forward - If I could add to the design, I would have handles for pushing/holding a light bag. When you hold the curved back to push, your hands press into the back of the person in the chair. Also, it does not transition well over uneven ground. An uneven sidewalk/doorway threshold could cause an abrupt stop or send your passenger tipping forward onto the ground if you are not careful. We had a few forward tips to recover, but no loss occurred. OVERALL: This chair was a good purchase for us. I am usually on my own to help when we go places, and this chair has made it much easier than the wheelchair we used to use. Now, this is the only wheelchair we use.

The product is sturdy, well constructed, well designed... just not for us. It collapses and loads like a dream. It's got a terrific ride and is compact enough to fit down any aisle or corridor. I am 5'9" and my daughter is 5'5". When she's in the stroller, I have to stoop uncomfortably to reach the handles, and her spinal surgery means she leans aggressively into the handle location, so my hands press into her back or her back obstructs my access to the handles and the brakes. I took my daughter to three locations today: ice cream store, bookstore, hot air balloon festival, and as much as I wanted to keep it, this product us not for us. I love everything else about this product, except the fit.

It is everything that it is advertised. One thing my son’s torso is tall so the handle is B behind his shoulder blades. My son ad and 165 and fits great is 6'4

small for in house use. Really good to get through doorways. Brake feature iS nice. BUT- Patient can't reach brake handles. That would be nice feature and allow safer use