3-in-1 Self-Propelled Shower Commode Wheelchair

I like this wheelcair

would buy it again

I like everything about this wheel chair from the sturdy construction, lightweight and comfortable for my wife. This is a well thought out and engineered wheelchair. The weight makes it easy for me to fold and place in the car. It's an easy pull to remove the foot rest when transferring. There's is not one negative thing about this chair.

I love this wheelchair. It’s happy, light weight, red, extremely comfortable for long periods of time and very good looking. It makes being handicapped much better.

This chair has made it so much easier to take my mom out, we can quickly fold it to take it in & out of the car. Very lightweight, but sturdy. It easily fits in the back of my Honda Fit

used it on a trip to Asia with an 80-year old lady, it is strong while and agile. goes to everywhere without problem. The size is perfect, fits ALL the taxis and cars.
very convenient for the trip.

Ease of handling. Sturdy yet light. Capable of fitting into a trunk if wheels are removed with ease.

It is very light. Folding and unfolding are not easy. Watch for fingers get jammed on unfolding.

verry light and well built

Great (wheel Chair) nice and light

Love its light weight foldable and portable as described. Bought it on a promo discount so it became affordable for our small budget.
The minor flaw is the seat pad - not comfortable enough for elderly to sit for prolonged periods so I bought a separate thicker pad.
There’s a back pad provided. Looks stylish too,
This replaced my drive wheelchair that is super heavy not compact nor foldable that hurts my back all the time putting it on the car !
We had this for about three months now and quality is impressive compared to that other wheelchair whose screws started falling on day two !
Low point be careful that your fingers can get caught on the edges of the chair unfolding it - you can get injured. Just don’t rush unfolding it. Folding it is a snap.
Oh by the way, one of the best feature is the seat belt especially for people who have cognitive impairment. Love it love it love it. Best value ever for the wallet and my back .

GREAT CHAIR. I bought this in 2023 for my mom who is 5’3 175 lbs.

First of all, I tested it myself. I mean I really tested it, practically beat it up! Back and forth on NYC concrete, cracks, driveway, even just sat in it to test its comfort. It's comfortable and It withstood the beating (which wouldn’t be done under normal use anyway).
Then I started using it for mom—-taking her to and from doc appointments, picking her up from hospital, and just taking her for “walks” in the neighborhood.
It gets a lot of compliments for its good looks.
For me, I love its light weight, how strong and sturdy and safe it is. I love the easy folding and unfolding and disassembly.
One drawback is the seatbelt is not long enough.

Very impressed with this wheelchair! Lightweight at 25.1 pounds (according to my doctors in-floor scale), sturdy construction, easy to fold and Lora’s into the rear seat of the car, nice comfortable seat.

The dual action handles keep the office nurses guessing at times though…squeeze to brake, push down to act as a parking brake without having to lock the wheels individually. Most will try to help by locking the wheels by hand when in the exam room, and are impressed with the ability to lock while leaving both hands on the handles.

With practice you can fold it up with one hand and have it in the car in less than ten seconds. The leg/footrests swing out of the way with a pull on the lock handle and are easy to remove and replace. I leave them on, just fold them to the side and load it in the car.

I would definitely recommend to a friend if they needed one.

Fantastic for travel. Light weight but heavy duty.

I got this for my terminally ill elderly mother. She can use her arms or feet to move herself around. The padding on the back and seat is comfortable. She is able to apply the breaks with some effort. She is also able to get up and out of the chair safely.
It is easy to assemble and lightweight to pick up and put in the mini van. The safety tipping bars is a nice feature. It comes with a nice cover as well.

A fine wheelchair. Sturdy, very light, excellent workmanship. Highly recommend.

WOW. For the money you can't beat this chair. Iv'e had it and used it for 2 years now and it still works as new.
And I beat the hell out of it but it takes a licken, and keeps on ticken.

I am totally satisfied with light weight wheelchair!

My only personal learning experience is to push the two manual hand brake levers towards the rear to engage the tires. Majority of American made wheelchairs I have owned require a reverse action to use respective hand brakes!

Nice wheelchair,it rolls so easy. My friend has no problem picking it up , & putting in the back of her small car.

This is my second one and I love it. I have 3 other chairs and this by far is my favorite. First of all it's light which is really important for me because my wife and care giver have to handle it when we go to the doctor. It's easy to roll at home and elsewhere and is very stable on ramps with good breaks. It comes with many features that you would pay extra for on other chairs, wheelie bars, quick removable wheels, dual lever brakes, a nice travel bag and many other features. As long as these wheelchairs are available I will have one.

It's now Nov 2022 and I bought this wheelchair Nov 2017. This has been my only chair (to sit in, to work at my computer for about 10 hrs per day, to eat in, etc). It's light-weightness has actually helped me to walk again because it is not cumbersome to rise up from. I've never experienced any back strain because of it's 'sling like' give in the seat and back. It's so light weight I can carry it myself. This should be the only wheelchair ever offered in hospitals. The only adaptation I have made to it is: I bought PVC pipe and had it cut to about 8" in length to place over each brake handle. This extends their reach to a more comfortable, accessible 'height', This needs to be done on every wheelchair. All wheelchair handles are too short for the occupant to comfortably grasp. But after 5 years of constant use and travel, this wheelchair is as good as new, with the usual wear and tear on armrests. This has been my best 'helper' with my recovery from a stroke. I am a woman, 5'4"-and the 16" seat is perfect for my size.

We were going on our first cruise in several years. And we wanted something that was light and easy to handle. And, I was attracted to the hand brakes that are almost impossible to find on large wheel style chairs. Diane is not confined to a wheelchair, but wherever you want to go on a large ship, you will inevitably find yourself 400 or more feet (100+ meters) away from your current location. Using a walker in the room worked well, but was not a good solution for use anywhere else. The price of a manual rental chair was going to be about 50% of the price of the purchase. So, a purchase was just the right decision for us.

I will start with the BAD. I did pinch my finger the first time I fully opened the chair. Be sure you keep your fingers of the hand you push the seat down with away from the metal edge. I saw some others comment about that and still did it. The instruction manual and the on line videos are not very helpful. Both are more sales promo than really instructive. Diane's one comment was that she found it very easy to get your finger caught between the wheel to self propel the chair and the large rubber wheel to which it is attached. So, she really never felt comfortable self propelling the chair. Finally, Diane is about five foot tall and 130 lbs. The chair fit her very nicely, but the included seat belt was too small. Read some of the other reviews about larger folks before you decide on this chair.

Now the good. The chair really is light and easy to lift in/out of a vehicle. Especially, the red cushions and white wheels make it a snap to find. Over the course of the cruise, at least, a dozen different staff folks moved it, lifted it, folded and unfolded it, transported her on and off the ship without incident or damage. So, it passed the first part of the 800 lb gorilla challenge. We did not need to fly to our ship, so I cannot comment on how well the unit might do going into and out of a cargo hold of a plane. The chair did what we wanted, was cheaper than some alternates that we shopped, and is ready for its next adventure. Thus, the five star rating.

Easy to maneuver, lightweight, easy to fold. Made the right decision when I purchased this.

I have Multiple Sclerosis and for the times that I need a wheelchair for longer distances, higher heat or other times it is light enough that my wife can handle and lift in and out of vehicle.

Very light weight, fast shipping.

Light and sturdy.

Great quality in every way. From the bright red, padded upholstery to the carefully constructed rear anti tip wheels this wheelchair has it all. There is even a seatbelt attached. On the Amazon version the carrying/storage bag was included at no extra charge while on the factory model it was a $30 option.

Delivery was lightning fast and the shipping container was easy to open.

Few products are perfect and there is room for improvement. The circular bar for turning the wheels is too narrow in circumference for comfortable rotation. I had to add neoprene padded cycling gloves to the purchase price to make up for this engineering shortcoming.

Overall, though, I am pleased with my new, lightweight wheelchair.

MikeinMinnesota

This chair is extremely light weight and I love that it folds up and the handles drop down. Very easy to load. I had a small issue with the seat belt but when I notified the seller, they immediately solved my issue. Very pleasant and thorough customer service. I would absolutely buy again. It fit my needs perfectly. Rolls very smoothly. My wife was recently in the hospital and everyone that pushed her commented on how nice the chair handled.

Update: we have had wheelchair for some time now and it is great. Totally recommend it. So easy to manage. Love it!

My husband and I are getting close to 70. He suffered a stroke in 2014 then a broken hip in 2018. As a result, he is unable to walk more than about 25-50 steps before he has to quit. Recently we went to a festival that required lots of walking. We took a wheelchair so he could go. Wheelchair was heavy and bulky and very difficult for me to lift. after that, I found this product. I love it and so does he--Win-Win!!

It is easy to fold up and easy to load. It appears to be well-built with attention to detail. We just got it this week and have yet to use it, so I will revisit this review should anything change. The only drawback is the price, but as Stanley Marcus said, "Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten." I predict this wheelchair is going to liberate both of us. So glad we found this product.