Circle Specialty, Ziggo 12” Seat Width Pediatric Wheelchair for Kids & Children, Lightweight, Manual Folding Wheelchair w/Safety Belt, Swing-Away Foot Support w/Straps, Desk Length Arm Rests

I am a 5' tall woman. This was purchased to allow me to pass through narrow bathroom doors on my own, and it works perfectly! It's well-made and has a much more solid feel to it than my old Drive wheelchair, which won't fit through the doors. We had to transfer me through the doorways onto a walker, which my husband would then push into the bathroom to shower on. This chair is just the right size for me. My hips are probably a little wider than most young children's! But, even if I'm stuffed in there, there's enough room! Plus, because my arms are longer, steering is easier for me. It also has super simple latches that I can use to raise the arms if I need to. My previous wheelchair had small metal buttons that, for lack of a better term, were difficult for me to operate on my own. As a result, I consider this small chair to be a huge success. In addition, I contacted their customer service with a question, and I received an immediate response with a personal touch. I would strongly advise it.

Jaxxon Baker

| Aug 27, 2021

This wheelchair for a five-and-a-half-year-old with a broken leg is incredible. It provides him with a great deal of independence, allowing him to use all of the features on his own. Our requirements were perfectly met. br>br>The orange 12" seat model was our choice. It is small and perfectly fits him, though his mother, who weighs around 120 pounds, can also fit comfortably in it. Because the sides fold down, it can be used by a wider person in an emergency. A 14" might be better for a small (but not tiny) adult or teen. You can see how small it is in comparison to a standard 5 in the photos. a child of five years old With the exception of the foot rests, it arrived fully assembled and ready to use. Keep in mind that there is no elevated leg extender on this chair, but there are foot rests that can be turned to the side or removed entirely. The arm rests/side rails, as previously mentioned, can be easily lowered. Both wheels are equipped with brakes. Even in his Kindergarten class, he was able to squeeze under a table. It can be stored in a small space. Self-propelled with ease. His backpack is comfortable to wear on his back. For a taller person traveling long distances, the handles for someone else to push it may be too short. It's light enough to carry up a flight of stairs and folds up quickly. It does not include a seat cushion or a harness. In our case, it isn't necessary, but for someone else it might be. br>br>Good value if needed quickly rather than waiting weeks for an insurance company to process a claim for a pediatric wheelchair when it's most needed in the first few weeks. We discovered that only 16" wheelchairs are available for rent locally, and that 2- This chair is the same price as 3 months. (See comment below)br>br>If not for the shipping deception, it would have been a five-star experience. To cut a long story short, it wasn't delivered when promised, and when it *was* delivered two days later, the order stated that it had been delivered on the scheduled date, which was not the case. What is the significance of this? The child required it by the promised delivery date in order to practice before the start of school. We rented a transport chair with delivery locally for an additional $140 after it wasn't delivered and we were told it would be *four* more days. 00! We were only given two tens from Amazon. 00 points (20 points) total of 00) I was also annoyed by the misrepresentation of the delivery date. I may not have received the $20 if I hadn't taken screenshots of everything and called right away. 00 in your account If the promised delivery date is on a Saturday or the item is going to an apartment, large items like this should not be shipped via USPS. This could make a difference when it comes to ordering.

Saoirse DAVISON

| Feb 12, 2021

The product was delivered ahead of schedule. So far, it's been a good investment. My wife, a BK amputee, will be able to pass through 24" wide doors with the help of the moat. Also known as restrooms!.

Kallie Stuart

| Feb 17, 2021

When I used the chair, the wheels shook violently; I'm a hundred-pound woman, so this should have been enough, but it didn't seem to be able to withstand it. This is the first time I've had a wheelchair-related issue.

Banks Buchanan

| Oct 24, 2021

For me, the 16" makes a huge difference.

Albert Johnson

| Jun 08, 2021

Purchased for an 8-year-old who has mobility issues. Ideal for use both indoors and out. Fits into small spaces and isn't too heavy to lift. My child has never expressed any dissatisfaction with his or her surroundings. Her life has been transformed as a result of it.

Juliet Russo

| Oct 06, 2021

Breaking function that is difficult to use. It will fit through most doors. Sits a little higher than the average person.

Christian Sellers

| Jul 16, 2021

The best purchase I made for my child was this chair.

Erick Sparks

| Jun 16, 2021