Folding Reclining Wheelchair 20" Rear Wheels and Elevating Legrests and 18" Seat Width 220 lbs Black

Easy to assemble or break down and fold.Light weight and sturdy. Very comfortable and the paint looks great. Make sure you snap and secure some of the support pieces.Good Price. Worth every penny.

DO NOT BUY! This is very poorly made and the quality is below par. I purchased this in April of 2024. A few months ago the handle that reclines the chair broke. Now, one of the foot rests is broken and the back of the chair is also broken. It is definitely not worth the price. The only plus is that it’s lightweight. It’s a piece of trash however.

Went looking for a tilt-a-chair locally. They started at $2500 US. This chair looks sturdy. Works easily. Lightweight. A bit (!) less expensive too! The only con is the "manual." It doesn't say much. But, if U've got a little testosterone (females do too...)-U don't need no stinkin' instructions! Good buy. We'll see how it stands up in the long run.

Even though the directions are in Chinese, common sense guides the small amount of assembly. My wife finds it comfortable & I added an additional seat cushion. It’s a lightweight chair that’s easy to load her into our HC van. Only time will tell on the durability.

Bought for self and brother, both ambulatory users. Parts of this have already broken or become disjointed, however brother doesn’t want to return or replace. Personally I’m very disappointed.

This wheelchair is a significant improvement over traditional wheelchairs. Little things like the push handles that fold down (which makes it easier to get in a car), and the hand brakes for better control going down ramps, or locking without bending over each wheel to engage the brakes, and the very convenient flip up arm rests! But, then there are the magnesium wheels, which are light years better than the old spoke wheels or cheap plastic wheels. This really is a better "mouse trap"! Take it from a guy who spent more than two decades customizing medical equipment.

There were some good aspects to this, such as being light and easy to handle. However it doesn’t work well when used by taller people or when heavy people are in the chair. While using it I had to hunch badly to push it, causing back pain, and the handles cut into my hands. Additionally it caused my mother who was in it hip pain, slid badly when I was taking corners ina department store, and almost tipped forward when I tried to back up. It was the worse wheelchair I’ve ever used.

The tires are kinda small. But everything is nicely done