Ultra Lightweight Elderly Transport Wheelchair Weighs only 18 lbs. Portable Lightweight Folding Transport Chair, Removable Flip Armrests, with Locking Handbrake, Supports 220 lbs

Be sure to remove all the plastic wrapping on the wheels, arm handles, and around the brake cables. Brake is a bit stiff to get into locked position the first time, but that’s a good thing. Love the rear foot pedals that make it easy to hop a curb. Reasonably comfortable seat, but you may want a cushion if your limited mobility person is going to be in it for long periods of time. Very smooth rolling and turning - can turn within its own width. Narrow enough to fit through most standard doors. Note that it looks like the same item is available on Amazon for about $30 less. https://www.amazon.com/JmeiYyu-Transport-Wheelchairs-Wheelchair-Ultra-Light/dp/B097XY3JZP/, but I’m happy with this one. I’ll update this review after we’ve had a chance to use it for a couple of months, but it looks like it’s built to last.Update: Forgot to mention that this includes a sturdy bag to protect the chair if you need to check it as baggage. Also, it’s very easy to push someone weighing 120 lbs or less, but I did try it out with one of our children who weighs significantly more and is broader in the hips, and it’s a tight fit and much more work to push. Still perfect for our needs.Update 2: After two weeks of continuous use, we're still extremely happy with this chair. It's so easy to push around that my limited mobility person also uses it as a walker. One caution is avoid trying to push the chair across the side of a hill or any incline because with a person in it, it wants to tip to the downhill side. Because of the narrow design it is great for moving around I tight spaces, but it doesn't have the side-to-side stability of a regular wheelchair that has large spread apart wheels.

Just returned from a Cruise/Excursions while using this for my mom. It's extremely light weight and easy to fold (literally, if you unclip the sides and push forward from the back of the chair, it collapses) so you don't have to force it to close it, and you don't have to spend a ton of time trying to figure it out. My Mom who stands at 4'6'' and weighs less than 150 lbs. fit perfectly on the chair and was really comfortable. It fits perfectly through the door of a cruise ship, and we used it on two excursions on bumpy old roads, etc. It worked, but I can see where I'd like to think about changing the tires on it to more of an all-terrain (bicycle type) tire just for comfort and a more durable use. The brake on it is easy to use, by squeezing the handles, the release is super easy with the pull button. My Mother is not confined to a wheelchair, she just has mobility issues and uses a walker, having this chair was a lifesaver and she was able to enjoy the entire cruise and excursions with ease. Also if you check with your Insurance you can possibly get some money back with a Doctor's prescription. Great buy for us.

My wife walks slowly with a cane, so I purchased this chair to be able to move her more easily from the house to the car, and then from the car to our destination, where she is able to get around with her cane. It does the job. It is small and light (20 pounds), and easily folds to a size comparable to a large carryon suitcase. My wife is a small woman (5’1”, 115 pounds) and the chair accommodates her well, but might be a bit tight for anyone much larger. It’s sturdily built and attractive to the eye. The 12” wheels make it easy to push over reasonably smooth terrain. The brakes can be applied from the handle, and eased or locked and released as needed. The cushion is thin, but adequate for short duration comfort. When folded and braced with the included tether it can be easily rolled like a carryon with its telescoping handle, and it is designed to stand stably by itself when folded. All in all a good purchase for our needs.

This portable wheelchair was very functional, heavy duty and well made. It made traveling with it virtually hassle free. I purchased this to take my mom on a trip to Paris and Italy. It worked well on almost all of the different surfaces and was very easy to maneuver. It fit on almost all of the narrow sidewalks, in the museums, churches, restaurants and stores. It even fit in most of the very small elevators (lifts). Because it is very lightweight, it was not difficult to push my mom around Venice up and down the ramps. Its small size made it easy to load on to taxis and trains. It fit very easily in the luggage rack on the trains all over Italy. The wheelchair came back in one piece and is ready for more action.Note: I purchased the wheelchair with the bigger wheels which I think made it easier to push on the different surfaces especially on the uneven cobblestone streets.