Equate Steel Folding Transport Wheelchair, 19 in Seat, Black, 300 lb Weight Capacity
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Our take on the Equate Steel Folding Transport Wheelchair, 19 in Seat, Black, 300 lb Weight Capacity
The Equate Steel Folding Transport Wheelchair is a lightweight companion chair for moving someone short distances, not for self-propulsion. It has a 19-inch seat, a 300 lb weight capacity and weighs about 25 lb, so it folds and lifts into a car more easily than a full wheelchair. Swing-away footrests and a built-in seat belt are included. It uses small 8-inch wheels and push handles, so a caregiver does the pushing; rivals in this class are similarly built, and owners rate it around 4.2 out of 5, praising its portability while noting the small wheels struggle on rough ground.
- Folds compactly for storage and transport
- About 25 lb, light enough for one person to lift
- 300 lb weight capacity
- 19-inch seat gives roomy seating
- Swing-away footrests ease transfers
- Built-in seat belt for safety
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What reviewers say
- 4.2 / 5350 ratings
Owners rate it about 4.2 out of 5 and mostly value how easily it folds and fits in a car for the capacity it offers. Complaints center on the small wheels and ride quality on uneven ground.
- PortabilityPraisedOwners say it folds small and is easy to lift into a car.
- WheelsCriticised
Questions and answers
- Can the rider push this chair themselves?
- No. It is a transport chair with small rear wheels and no hand rims, so a caregiver pushes it. For self-propulsion, look for a standard wheelchair with large rear wheels.
- How does it compare with a standard wheelchair?
- It is lighter and folds smaller than most standard wheelchairs, which makes it better for car trips. The trade-off is that the rider cannot propel it and the small wheels ride harder on rough ground.
- What is included with the chair?
- The chair comes with swing-away footrests and a built-in seat belt. It arrives assembled enough to unfold and use.
- Will it fit in a car trunk?
- Yes, it folds for transport and weighs about 25 lb, so one person can lift it into a trunk. Check your trunk opening against the folded size before relying on it.
- Is the 19-inch seat wide enough?
- A 19-inch seat is a roomy standard width that suits most adults. The chair supports up to 300 lb.
- Can it handle outdoor pavement?
- It manages smooth sidewalks and indoor floors. The 8-inch wheels struggle with gravel, deep cracks and curbs, so it is best kept to paved, level routes.
