Drive Medical SSP218DDA-SF Silver Sport 2 Lightweight Folding Wheelchair, Black

My elderly father in law requested this chair because that's what everyone is using in assisted living. The cost was reasonable. And it is a well made chair. One problem was the shipping box had come open and the legs were missing when it arrived. The vendor replaced them, but it took FOREVER for the replacements to arrive. So, they credited us the cost to purchase replacements. They were responsive and did the right thing.This chair folds up the middle. Folded, it fits in the rear of our station wagon with no problems. The legs can be swung outwards to the sides or removed. I think a lot of Elderly remove the legs so they can move around using their feet. Its a nice feature and easy to remove or replace the legs. Drive also sells a cushion which we bought and Father In Law likes it.

Great product. Light weight, easy to transport, easy to use. Nice foot rests are easily removed and put back on. The user is 290 lb and the chair is comfy and has held up through constant use.

Dad had been using a transport chair, but it was getting rickety. We purchased this on advice from the nurse. It is nice and sturdy yet folds easily and able to go into my back seat when we go out to lunch. There is a pocket in the back - still not sure if this is a good thing or not. We tend to forget there are things in there and they get lost.

Good value… I was renting a wheelchair for $90 a month… Which I thought was a little expensive… I was able to purchase this one for $185.00 .. Easy to get around my house even on wall-to-wall carpeting

Have only had the wheelchair for a few days but so far it is fine. Came with all the parts and was easy to assemble.checked all the bolts and screws for tightness and everything was okay. Will review after longer use. Seems sturdy and comfortable.

The chair appears sturdy and of high quality and I feel it would last a long time. The chair was purchased for my 79 year old mother and while the seat measurement in the ad say 18 inches it is actually 17.5 so it appears the stated measurements are rounded up which caused this chair not to work. Also, the brake lever was not lockable by my mom, she just doesn’t have the arm strength required which I feel any elderly person should be able to lock the wheels for their safety and not have to rely on someone to do it for them.

My son needed a chair. This one fits the need.

We use this to move handicapped folks from the parking lot of our church to the sanctuary and it works very well. Not too heavy.