Medline Durable Folding Steel Transport Wheelchair with 12-Inch Wheels, 19-Inch Seat Width, Gray Frame, Microban, Teal Upholstery

This is a good quality product and am very pleased with my purchase. It was pretty easy to put together, is comfortable as is (but I did get a soft gel cushion for my mom for longer rides) and maneuvers well. It also fold down and fits into the back of my Rogue well. The pushing handles fold down which makes it more compact. It feels a little heavier than the 33 lbs listed but I still found it manageable to lift.

This is the best thing I have bought for my dad. Looks elegant, easy to maneuver, nicely folds and easily kept on my car trunk. Got safety brakes and very sturdy. Really value for money. And above all my dad is so happy as we went to different places this summer and he didn’t had to walk but got to visit places. We had so much fun.

I'm really sorry I needed one but this chair helped me get around before my total hip replacement. It's heavier than a transport chair but the larger back wheels make it easier to push and more comfortable for the person seated. It was easy to assemble and folds/unfolds with ease. I purchased the blue chair, a cup holder and extra pad (you don't really need this). Very happy with the pricing of this wheelchair, delivery time, etc. Overall, a very good purchase!

Really nice chair. Works great for moving around in a rather cramped environment. Very easy to assemble and take down when needed. Great price. Sturdy even though foldable.

Ordered this wheelchair for my step-dad. Everything was great: strudy chair that is very comfortable, lightweight that is easy for my Mom to also handle, delivered right on time, not too hard to assemble BUT all was going well until he tried to take a turn while rolling forward. The front wheels keep bumping into side rails making it unable to take a turn. We took everything on the front off and tried rearranging rails and wheels but to no avail. My sister who has experience from previous employment with this type of equipment couldn't figure it out either. Other than that no complaints.

Purchased another variation 2 times Last purchased Feb 1, 2024 | Color: Teal::: Is this a Factory Reject? The first one I purchased , needed to have the the foot peddles/rest REPLACED..!! They did not fit, the wheels kept stopping and hitting it..!!! I stupidly bought 2 of these, as the price is great. Just opened the second (7/04/25 )one as the first one is getting worn out. BUT,I have the same problem as the first one..!! They DO NOT FIT CORRECTLY either.!! My Blue rest/peddles from a small Medline I had for a few years works on this but, Look Mismatched..!! I will check out Amazon for some grey ones to FIT and Match.. How are these Great Reviews getting the correct foot peddle?? A good deal turned into wasting more money..

I purchased this to take my mother on a long “walk” in a town with lots of cobblestones sidewalks. She can walk but has limited mobility and gets tired quickly. This was perfect for my purposes, light weight, compact, folds to fit comfortably in the trunk of my ford escape. The tires are on the larger side which is great for uneven sidewalks. I purchased cushions to make it more comfortable. My mother weights 130 and is about 5’1”… this chair allowed us to go all day long around the town and it was so easy. Perfect day!

The person we got this for weighs around 270, so below the 300 claimed weight limit by about 10%, but it feels like this is putting a lot of strain on this chair. It creaks and flexes more than it should, and due to the offset of the front wheels beneath the spindles they need to rotate 180 degrees when you swap from pushing to pulling the chair, and they DO NOT do so easily even on hard floors, and very difficult on even short nap carpet. I just don't feel like the front wheel assemblies are going to hold up well. Perhaps if the very skinny front tires were wider so that they didn't bite into carpet, or if the spindle (the leg of the chair, essentially) was centered over the wheel hub it would work better, but they is going to fail, I think. As several people have mentioned, the skinny plastic front wheels, despite being 8" diameter, do not ride over even small obstacles such as low door thresholds, much less anything even 1/2" high. To get over anything you almost always have to pull the chair backward rather than push it, which is not always easy or convenient. You'll need to be careful approaching any low bump or threshold, or you might easily bend or break the front wheel assembly. Beyond that, I guess it's fairly comfortable, although the seat is just barely wide enough for our user, and the brakes do hold well. It folds easily and, while not a featherweight, it's not terribly heavy like a standard wheelchair. If I could buy sturdier front wheel assemblies for this, perhaps with wider tires and less offset on the hub center, it could be a much improved unit. Think twice if you need this for anyone approaching 250 lbs or over!

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