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- Folding transport wheelchair with detachable armrest & detachable footrest with length adjustment. Carry bag included for storage when wheelchair not in use.
- Ultra Light Aluminium frame weighing about 9 kgs.
- Dropback handle to make it more compact while folded.
- Nylon upholstery can be cleaned with a damp cloth.
- Seat width: 46 cms; Max load bearing: 100 kgs(approx); Net Weight: 9 kgs(approx)
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Miki –
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Light weight
[...]Good quality amd strong
Has brakes
Only is when medium sized or large sized users sit, the width of seat is narrow and there are two buttons at edges of seat in front which pinch the thighs and v unconformable to sit for 5 mins also. Extra cushion have to keep for this
Miki –
Bought the wheel chair for my father and he was comfortable on it. At the first tym the stretching and folding of the wheel chair was little bit hard for me.. but later it was easy to make it ready for using. It won’t consume that much space on car while traveling.. Quite easy and comfortable and at this price tag, i won’t say that it’s expensive because it’s cover my father’s needs without any difficulty. I highly recommend this wheel chair
[...]Avadhut –
I would recommend this product to some who is looking for a compact wheel chair. Quality is also really good. Feels safe to carry a heavy person
[...]Osven –
Looks ok in terms of sturdiness but could serve better with bit larger wheels.
[...]Consumer’s voice –
I trusted Amazon reviews and again for the umpteenth time I wasn’t disappointed….thank you so very much amazon. This was for my mom who was advised complete rest of foot for 2 months. She could easily slide from her bed to the chair due to its compactness and the removable handiest. Since the width is less I could easily take the chair inside our bathroom.. the frame is very robust and easily maneuverable…everything is good about the product…thank you ever so much amazon and kosmocare
[...]Consumer’s voice –
Nicely engineered. The chair opens and folds easily. Seating is comfortable and can be made more comfy but adding a cushion for the back. The length of leg rests can be adjusted. Once the arm rests are locked in place (by simply pressing them down), there is no fear that the chair will automatically collapse. The brakes are responsive and reasonably effective. The paint is electro-plated and hopefully, the metal will not rust anytime soon.
The seating width is 18 inches and is comfortable for a thin person. The front of the chair can be lifted by pressing down at the rear extension however, this can be achieved only if the chair is empty. Wheels are smooth.
One drawback I noticed is that the plastic foot rest does not fold or swing out of the way – this makes it a bit difficult for an old person to sit /exit the chair. Also, from a safety point of view, it would have been nice if there was a secondary brake leaver near the chair seat so that the person in the chair could also use the brake in an emergency (e.g. if the chair moves on a slope and the attendant is not near by).
The chair folds nicely and can fit comfortably in the storage of a Maruti Wagon-R. It takes about a minute to open the chair and about 2 minutes to fold it. The chair came in a large duffle bag along with an instruction booklet and toolkit.
[...]Avadhut –
I bought this wheelchair for my grandmother’s trip to Kashi. Although it’s specifically designed for indoor use and smooth flooring, its portability and lightweight construction made it a deal maker for me. Our journey involved frequent transfers between trains, cars, and auto-rickshaws, and this wheelchair’s design made those transitions manageable.
The foldable mechanism proved reliable and easy to use. While there are other models that are both foldable and lightweight, this one stood out for its compactness, which allowed us to fit it even into compact auto-rickshaws—essential in certain narrow and auto-exclusive areas.
Made from an aluminium frame with a fabric seat, it was easy to wash without any concern about rusting. The push handles were high enough for someone who is 6’2” to use comfortably, and the brakes functioned effectively throughout the trip.
The only major challenge was navigating the uneven stone paths and narrow streets of Pandey Haveli in Varanasi, where the small wheels struggled with traction and manoeuvrability.
One significant drawback, however, was that the product arrived with a missing screw, which caused some initial instability. For someone without access to a nearby hardware store—especially with an urgent trip ahead—this kind of oversight can be extremely frustrating and problematic. A minor but avoidable issue that can completely derail plans if not caught early.
[...]chhaya j. –
I have purchased this for my mummy she is 97 years. I am writing this review after 20 day of using this wheel chair Very nice & comfertable. It is very easy to fold & unfold and can easily store in car very useful product go for it. My mummy is very happy to go out with this it is very smooth to move
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