Amazon Customer

12 de septiembre de 2026

Absolutely perfect.

Me and my oldest have sever eds and pots and this is a game changer. I have been needing a wheelchair for a long while now and finely broke down and got it. Me and her can take turns using it when we are experiencing dislocations, fatigue and syncope or even just to cut down on future stress to our bodies. This wheelchair works great. It turns nice. It was easy to put together. It’s easy to adjust. It folds up nicely and is a manageable weight. It’s very customizable. I will recommend to others. I only found out about this wheelchair because it is so widely talked about in eds and pots support groups.Ver más

Hope

Ambulatory Wheelchair User Review ❤️

So when I got this wheelchair, it was my second attempt at getting one I could be independent in. I wasn't sure about what measurements to get for a custom wheelchair and wondered if it was even a good idea. Till I saw this wheelchair pop up in my Google search and let me tell you, it's a GAME CHANGER.I looked at the reviews and thought, 'ok, it's cheaper than a custom chair and looks customizable... I'll give it a chance' and it's EXTREMELY customizable. I wish this chair got more popularity as it's a great first time wheelchair, to get used to it and know your preferred measurements and such so when you do get a custom chair, you have a better idea of what you're looking for.I'm an ambulatory Wheelchair User and had a power chair but it was so heavy and bulky that I couldn't handle it on my own when traveling. So I got this wheelchair and it's been a god send. I did make some adjustments to what I needed to better fit me and also did decorate it with rainbow spikes and a blue push rim cover to help with getting a better grip because of my hands struggle with gripping. I also attached my cup holder to it as well!Only con was that the caster wheels we not aligned properly but it's an easy fix as the alignment feature is just behind the caster wheel and was adjustable with the included tools the wheelchair comes with.Highly recommend this chair!Ver más

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Dave Kellum

Not The Happiest Wheelchair of All

There are so many problems with this product:- The anti-tippers immobilize the chair! Whomever designed this has confused dialectics! Watch the video below 🤔- The tire pump they included lets all the air out of the tire before it can be removed!- What pressure are the tires to be inflated at? The user guide does not say!- They did not include a pressure gauge!- There is no way to adjust the length of the forward wheels?! The user guide does not show this, but the forward wheels can be adjusted 1mm up or down, as seen in the photo below 🤬 not acceptable!Look at all the wheelchairs on Amazon with designs identical to this one. Will they have identical defects? 🤷I’d return this but they areALL THE SAME ✌️Ver más

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Grace B.

5 de septiembre de 2026

Great Temporary Wheelchair (Ambulatory Wheelchair User Review)

I got this wheelchair to help manage my POTS, ME/CFS, and undiagnosed hypermobility/chronic pain. I needed something that was in between a custom chair and a heavy hospital chair to help me get around on bad days. This is definitely a great solution. I was worried about the seat width but I can confirm that it is 18 inches wide, not 15 like the product description says. It fits my 220 lb, wide-hipped body just fine. There's no wiggle room on the sides though, so if your hips are over 50" circumference, I wouldn't get this chair. It is highly customizable, though some of the bolts were so tight that I needed power tools to remove them. I was able to adjust my center of gravity and rear axle position. I was also able to move the breaks. I like how this chair folds down and fits in the trunk of my Nissan leaf. My only complaints really are the overly-tight bolts and how low the backrest is. For a non-rigid backrest, it is very short. My temporary fix is a folding crazy creek stadium chair. It looks odd but does the job. Another thing that I'm a little disappointed in is how flimsy the armrests are. I use them as clothing guards, not armrests, but they are still very thin, cheap plastic that I'm worried will get damaged over time. In addition, the anti-tippers on the back are too low to the ground. I used extra nuts and bolts I had laying around to fasten them higher up. Just beware, the anti-tippers will get you stuck on anything other than smooth terrain unless you figure out how to make them higher. I recommend going to your local hardware store and buying 4 nuts and hex-bolts in the same size as the others. The tires do come only half-inflated, so you will need to add air. The chair comes with an air pump. Overall, I'm pretty happy with this wheelchair. It is comfortable, compact, not too heavy, and comes with all the tools you need for maintenance and customization. It is going to take some getting used to, so watch youtube videos on how to use a wheelchair!Update after a week of use:So far, I like this wheelchair but it has some design flaws. The anti-tippers are way too long. I had to buy new nuts and bolts to secure the anti-tippers higher up. Also, the allen-key bolts are super annoying to deal with and strip very easily. It took a lot of research and adjustments to get the center of gravity and seat height right for me. The biggest issue of all was that one of the breaks was bolted on so tight that I stripped the bolt trying to get it out. I was unable to loosen the bolt, so I couldn't change the position of one of my breaks. I got lucky and was able to work around it, but other people might need their wheels farther forward than I do. Just be aware that power tools may need to get involved. I didn't have access to them. It took me 12-ish hours in total to fully customize the chair over the course of a few days. Now that I'm through the issues, I love my wheelchair! It's easier to push, doesn't get stuck on uneven terrain, and is comfortable to sit in for extended periods of time. My best advice is do your research. Learn everything you can about wheelchairs, how they work, and how they are fitted. You can hurt yourself over time if your chair isn't fitted properly. Make an informed decision and most importantly: Learn how to work the damn thing! Go on youtube and learn proper push technique. If you're going to propel yourself, you gotta know what you're doing.

Kayci oconnor

Perfect!!

I am in LOVE with this!! It’s extremely adjustable so you can make it safe to you!! The actual seat width is about 18in The cushion it comes with is thick and comfortable!! It’s fairly lightweight so I’m able to load and unload it in our vehicle my kiddo loves to climb in it. I LOVE the adjustability of the footrests. It’s great quality for the price!! Definitely something I need to get used to but I love it and my PT approved it as safe for me!! Would get again. Would be awesome if it came in more color options for other people. Also I can pop wheelies in this well!!Ver más

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Alfie

30 de marzo de 2026

Perfect for ambulatory users

I'm an ambulatory user and this chair ended up being perfect for me. I have IST and POTS, I needed a chair that could be pretty active and lightweight to keep up with me. I'm 5'3 and 145lbs, chair fits perfect according to my physical therapist, and she said that I got as close as I could without it being custom. It's pretty light and easy to tweak. The wheels have a button press to pop off if needed, and the anti-tippers are super easy to twist into active and inactive positions. The cushion isn't bad in my opinion, but is easily removed if you want to replace it. It also came with a wheel air pump, which was nice. The only thing I'm not a fan of is the cheap pocket on the back of the chair, and the anti-tippers got a bit squeaky (easy fix though). Other than that, this is a great affordable option for ambulatory users! I will say, if you're on the taller or heavier side, this may not work for you.Ver más

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