Reseñas de clientes para Silla de ruedas VEVOR, silla de transporte de acero al carbono para adultos, silla de ruedas plegable con reposabrazos desmontable, freno autoblocante, asiento de 24 pulgadas de ancho, capacidad de peso de 300 libras, para que las personas discapacitadas se muevan libremente

Last month, we unexpectedly found out my mom had end stage lung cancer. She spent a couple of weeks in a hospice facility to help her get better from a pneumonia infection to be “well” enough to go home on home hospice. It worked great at both the facility and even better at home because of its size. We used it to bring her back and forth to the restroom. For inside a house, it was perfect. She only lasted till October 26th, but the chair was the best. If you have a need for a transport chair, don’t hesitate to buy this one. ♥️

Product could have been designed better. Foot rest got in the way. The escort hand brakes are the best. Customer service was amazing! 5+/5 . Complete satisfaction! I would recommend this company for sure.

I bought this wheelchair for my sister who is not able to walk very far. The price was reasonable and it is great as far as being light enough to lift it in and out of the car. It takes up a lot less space than a standard wheelchair. The telescoping handle is a nice feature. My only complaint is that the brake is hard to lock with the brake handle and it doesn't always engage, the reason I gave it only 4 stars. Other than it's perfect.

Leider ist der Griff abgebrochen. Bevor der Stuhl überhaupt benutzt wurde. Der Stuhl selber ist einfach zu falten und entfalten und wirkt solide.

Very good item.

Ok so far. Back wheels could be a softer material for traction, and a bit larger; wheel-lock might work better. Handle lock attachments stick out and need a cover to protect passenger’s back/neck. Happy to have a workable midsize chair, and at this price.

Does the job, is light weight, folds easily and works well. This is not an off road transportation device and doesn’t compare to pushing a bob stroller. If you are tall, it may be hard to push as handle is not height adjustable. I would say works best on smooth surfaces.

Not good on grass or rough terrain.

desperately needs a locking mechanism to keep it 'unfolded' if weight is transferred 'forward'--it will collapse. The footrest is very weak, but passable as long as you can keep folks from trying to stand on it. The overall-weight of the item is very low and it folds to a handy size however, we've have 1-2 brushes/cuts from it unintentionally collapsing. SO, with care it is handy, I'm going to have to try to create a strap-lock to discourage it from collapsing when in use. We will continue to use it as it is so convienent and narrow. I think heavier folks may not have the collapsing issue we experience... but it is very handy to take to the store to get from car to a caroline's cart when you are solo with the person needing the chair... the wheel locks appear fragile, but are effective. it is also super handy to move around the house though. If this one breaks or wears out I will purchase another if needed, but it does have some design drawbacks that prevent it from being proper-DME.

The flimsy construction is life-threatening! For anyone with limited knee mobility, lifting one's leg onto it is difficult and uncomfortable. The seat is hard and becomes uncomfortable after only a short time. The red plastic locking mechanism popped out, and the entire structure collapsed—with my elderly, frail mother on it. It is life-threatening!