Medline Premium Ultra-Lightweight Wheelchair with Flip-Back Desk Arms and Elevating Leg Rests for Extra Comfort, Black, 22” x 18" Seat

This chair has actually exceeded my expectations. It's much sturdier than the weight and price would indicate and is so easy to push. I did purchase a cushion as the occupant said that seat was a bit uncomfortable by itself when sitting for more than a few minutes. I'm a middle aged lady with arthritis myself and I have no problem lifting this into the back of the car alone, and the wheels are fairly easy to get on and off if you need to do that. The footrests are very easy to remove and insert, adjust easily, and the chair opens and closes quite easily as well. So far we haven't had a problem fitting through doors in public buildings- we don't use the chair at home so I can't speak to how well it would fit through domestic doorways. The max weight listed in the product info sent with the chair is 300 lbs, not 350 but there doesn't seem to be any problem with someone who is just over that weight.

The chair arrived from the Amazon Warehouse in a heavy duty box and is in excellent condition. My wife says it is comfortable and the back does not rub her shoulder blades. It's lighter than the transport chair that we used for years and fits easily into the back of our 2015 Forester. It's easier to push through grass than a transport chair, too. I always feel like I got a bargain when I buy Amazon Warehouse items; they're heavily discounted.

This chair has been great. It's lightweight, easily folded for transport, and reasonably easy to self-maneuver indoors or in smooth surfaces. Outside, in weather or even on wheelchair ramps, it's a bit harder to self-propel and I've often needed a helping hand. Still, for the price, it's been a great transport chair. I wound up also ordering full length arms, as trying to push off the desk length arms to stand/transfer was difficult , but even the desk length arms were in the way when trying to self-propel, so I frequently have the arms flipped up when actually in the chair. It's wide, which can make doorways difficult, but you probably won't have any trouble at most accessible places. At nearly 6' tall, my biggest challenge was finding a chair that was the right height, and with a standard seat cushion, this one is almost perfect.

The wheel chair rolled easily out of the box, the back was simple to install with several options for height adjustment for the back placement with a simple button style way to slip it on.It was pretty and new and I was very excited to try it out.It did have a lot of give though, before sitting in it, the arms were a bit wiggly, and there seems to be some give to the chair. But it seeemd really nice.I sat in it and the seat seemed to give a bit, which caused the arms to somehow shift (hard to explain, they sort of bowed in at the top of the armrest but out along the bottom by the seat. It didn’t feel safe or sturdy.Then as I tried to roll the wheels to move, the way the seat and arms moved caused the wheels to rub on the side of the arms rests, on both sides.Myself and 2 others sat in then chair, it did that shift with each person. When no one was sitting in the chair, the wheels rolled fine and didn’t rub on the sides of the chair. But when all 3 people sat in it, the chair shifted in a way that caused both wheels to rub.(The lowest weight of one person who tried it was 175 - so I’m not sure how the chair can have a weight limit of 300lbs - all 3 of us are 5’11” and taller)It was a very pretty, lightweight nice looking chair.Sadly, I have to return it as it would be unsafe to use the way it shifts and rubs with the wheels.I think the weight limit needs to be adjusted for much smaller, lighter weight people. I wanted it to work as like I said, it was very nice looking chair, just not sturdy enough. The wheels rubbing was a deal breaker so I had to return it.

This is a great wheelchair for larger people. Very sturdy and comfortable yet lightweight and easy to fold up to put in a car. Very affordable as well.

I’m a rather large man at 6’5” & 285 pounds, and I find this chair to be both incredibly solid as well as comfortable! My 72 year old wife really appreciates the light weight of this chair when she has to load and unload from the back of our car. All in all this wheelchair is a very good value!

This wheelchair is constructed well. Only time will tell how it holds up with normal use for my dad. My dad is 6'1' and 215 lbs.Intially we bought the 22 inch wheelchair; however, this was way too big and difficult to move around with. In addition, it was too big for the door ways in our house. The 20 inch model was just about right. I must say that shipping from the manufacture has been a nightmare. That is, the shipping box arrived ripped with the industrial staples and plastic circular straps falling off the box..In one instance, the wheelchair arrived with multiple chips in the finish, wheels, and crossbars( I returned 2 of these chairs to Amazon). I am amazed that the wheelchair did not fall out of the box and render the UPS driver unconscious during delivery. By the way, this wheelchair is not lightweight (perhaps if you remove the foot extensions and back before placing in the trunk of the car).