This is truely light weight. The price is right. We have bought several of these chairs for my daughter through her life. Most have come with a cup holder or a side pouch. This one came with a cup holder. Others advertise light weight but I noticed the difference as soon as I lifted it. Others were light weight compared to a regular wheelchair but this one was lighter compared to other transport chairs. The price was about the same as the other transport chairs that are a little heavier. This in my opinion a great buy.

Easy to assemble, lightweight, folds easily.

nice, good quality, solid, was able to easily fold it up and put it in the back of my small car. it served it's purpose very well.

Very sturdy & convenient. 1st time out with it was great. Ran into a couple that had the same chair. He was a very tall man & they have had it a while & are happy with it as well.

This chair doesn't do well with transitions, it will not easily go between different level flooring, or going from inside to outside. It is lacking compared to my previous chairs.

This is a great wheelchair. Very lightweight and easy to get in and out of the car. It’s worth the money and I highly recommend this wheelchair to everyone. Thanks for a great product.

I am so glad I bought this for my mother. It is so easy to maneuver. Much easier to take her places now that she doesn't get tired from pushing her walker. Very happy with this purchase. The foot rest and cup holder are a huge plus. Folds easily and fits into car trunk with ease.

This wheelchair is perfect for our needs! My mom is finding it hard to walk and this wheelchair makes it so easy for me to get her to her appointments. It is so lightweight and easy to fold and get in and out of the car. Makes our lives so much easier.

To help my sister, who can no longer stand or walk safely, I needed a lightweight transport chair. (We are both older women, 5'1" tall weighing about 120 pounds.) The chair arrived sooner than expected with no problems. In general I think that, with care, it will serve its purpose adequately in that I can fold and unfold it, lift it into my car and push my sister on smooth surfaces easily. (We have not yet tried it in more difficult situations.) Being able to position it at a dining table is an important feature to us. Its big defect is its stupidly designed and poorly manufactured brakes. To lock the brakes requires pushing the lever toward the back of the chair, an awkward maneuver that's opposite the way most wheelchairs operate. Seated, my sister is unable to lock the wheels herself. Trained caregivers at first fumbled with the brakes because they worked opposite the expected way. Releasing the brakes is much easier. This is a hazard. Important safety devices should follow intuitive standardized designs so that users can operate them quickly and correctly! Brakes also show poor quality control. One operates with moderate pressure but the other is so stiff that I have to stoop down facing toward the back of the chair to exert enough pressure to lock it. Another safety warning: all lightweight chairs I tried, this one included, are easy to push sideways or rotate even when the wheels are locked. If the user exerts any lateral pressure on the arms while transferring, the chair will move possibly causing a fall. Be careful.

I bought this chair mainly for use in the house. It's pretty easy toove around while sitting. I don't use it to sit for long periods of time, I find it uncomfortable on ny hips and arms. A cushion might help. It's not as lightweight as some but not so heavy I can't move it out of my way. It was easy to assemble. All in all I am happy with it.