Electric Wheelchairs for Adults Lightweight Foldable, Compact Portable Motorized Power Wheelchair for Travel, Airline Approved 43lb (Black)

This wheelchair is fantastic! I used it on my cruise of the Mediterranean and it worked perfectly! Battery life is fantastic. Easily rode over cobblestones in Istanbul, Barcelona, Ephesus, and Mykonos. Rome was a no good because its sidewalks are just too damaged and hilly. It is light weight compared to many others and easy to fold up and put in car. It survived 4 airplane trips with no damage (however, we did use a bungee cord to keep it closed). Very easy to operate although backing up was a bit of a struggle for me. However, it turns on a dime so I could usually go into the elevator and turn around (unless there were too many people in it). It is also easy to push when it is off.

I compared several wheelchairs. I was researching my first electric wheelchair. I compared the RehabRoller lightweight foldable wheelchair for speed, travel distance, weight, ease of loading into a vehicle and safety features. It offered more of what I needed plus it was on sale. I saved a couple hundred dollars and got the top features. The remote control can be set on up on the left or right. It can travel 12miles and a top speed of 5.5 mph. Other models in my range didn’t go as far. I needed a longer distance in case I couldn’t walk depending on my health condition that day. I can use it indoors and out. I look forward to finding out more about it as I use. It was easy to assemble what was left to put together; my son did take care of getting it ready to go. He weighs around 180 pounds and found it easy to use in the hallways and home. It is airline approved. The chair weighs 50.6 pounds and can be folded for loading in a vehicle. Battery takes just four hours to charge it. And is has an anti-tipping device and a light weight safety belt. The wheelchair is airline approved.

Wheelchair is unsafe. Its moves by itself, you can turn it off, it jerks movement in place, terrible item. I want my money back! Before I have to get in touch with someone. You have to go on a slow mode to control steering and then you don’t always have control of it /. The more speed you give it to less control you have .and the foot plate does not stay up when you put it up. It falls down. Just be careful. You don’t trip over it when it’s down I wouldn’t recommend the chair. Also, sometimes when I’m going along the seat pushes up on me and I can’t figure out why. this is their fix and reply to me. not a good seller or company. Thank you for providing your address and contact information. We have consulted with our factory regarding the lock nuts. After thorough testing, they found that the lock nuts might not be effective and could potentially cause further damage to the footrest if not installed correctly. I understand how frustrating this situation can be, especially when you just want everything to work smoothly. Our primary concern is your safety and the functionality of your wheelchair. Therefore, the best solution would be to use a strap to secure the footrest. You can run a strap through the gap under the seat cushion and attach it to the footrest. This method should help keep the footrest in place and prevent it from falling down. I genuinely appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to resolve this issue. Your comfort and satisfaction are very important to us. If you need any assistance with securing the footrest or have any other concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help and ensure you have a positive experience with your wheelchair. Thank you for your continued trust in our products. Best regards,

I used the chair during a recovery from a procedure and I loved it! My teenage daughter assembled it. The instructions were simple to follow. The chair is very light to use, easy to maneuver. I just wish there was a way to silence the beeping sound it makes when you back up. The joystick type control is very easy to use and very responsive! I found that the battery life was really good and it charged pretty rapidly. It’s not padded but it’s comfortable. The build quality is really good and it’s easy enough to fold to put in a car. It’s not lightweight, at least to me but I’m petite and not very muscular :) I’m definitely recommending this chair as it allowed me to be mobile while in recovery!

Its a solid peace of work but it won't lock qinto the folded posistion. The 360 wheels in front makes it a little squirrelly and you need to keep your feet tight together on the foot platform or it has trouble righting itself straight. This is not a matter of safety but an annoyance as well as the beeping while backing. Once you get used to these inconveniences and annoyances it will zip you around quite well. It is very maneuverable and quick. Battery life seems satisfactory before recharge is necessary. Available coupon and points for using the Amazon visa plus the open discount make it a good value.

I purchased RehabRolls lightweight Foldable electronic wheelchair to replace another company’s electronic wheelchair that up and quite on us after about a month and a half. The Rehab Rolls Lightweight wheelchair has been a Godsend. It was so simple to construct. The wheelchair is well-designed and easy to operate. My husband finds it comfortable. It fits through our hallways and doors easily. This wheelchair has great manuverability. We also found the speed using the toggle switch is easy to operate. My husband adjusted to using the different speeds in a short period of time. We especially like the weight. It is easy to fold up and fit into our vehicle when we need to get to appointments. This is an excellent product, well-designed and easy to operate. We especially like the front foot rest that stays in the front rather than other company’s models that can swing out and cause difficulty getting through doorways. This is an excellent, well-designed wheelchair that is easy to operate.