Super Lightweight Reclining Travel Wheelchair, Folding Transit Transport Wheelchairs for Adults and Seniors Support 220lbs, Lightweight Aluminum Wheelchair for Elderly

We purchased this travel chair in 2024 and have used it regularly ever since. It is very versatile and has great ease of movement. My husband is mobility impaired and has great difficulty some days getting around the house from room to room. I use this chair to help move him from living room to the dining table or to the bedroom. On days he can’t walk to the bathroom or get from the car to the kitchen door, we use the chair. It moves easily through doorways, rolls smoothly, locks in place when he is getting in it and the arm rests can be moved to make transferring to the chair easier. The chair folds up and is easy to store in our living room when not in use. Great value for the money in light of all times and ways we use the chair.

Exactly as described. Light, portable, simple one step fold and unfold. Love the 180 degree swing hand rail for easy transfer. Convenient single bar handle locking mechanism. Did I mention the handy accessories pouch and pack and go carry bag! Glad I found this item!

Got this for my parents and they are very happy with it! They are both smaller adults so this is perfect in that it is not too heavy or huge. Their apartment is small so it is so great that it can fold up when stored.

PROS: Travel - This chair was great for our extended weekend trip. Its compact/foldable design made it easy to stow on the airplane as soon as we boarded. This allowed us to use it up to boarding the plane and to depart when we landed. (Check your airline for closet size if you plan to do this.) During our trip, it was easy to maneuver around the museums and restaurants we visited. At home, it works well for doctor visits, shopping, and stopping for breaks on road trips—especially those places that are not the best for a full-sized chair. When not in use, it folds and has a transport handle that makes it easy to move and store at home or in your car. CONS: No Handles - Easy to tip forward - If I could add to the design, I would have handles for pushing/holding a light bag. When you hold the curved back to push, your hands press into the back of the person in the chair. Also, it does not transition well over uneven ground. An uneven sidewalk/doorway threshold could cause an abrupt stop or send your passenger tipping forward onto the ground if you are not careful. We had a few forward tips to recover, but no loss occurred. OVERALL: This chair was a good purchase for us. I am usually on my own to help when we go places, and this chair has made it much easier than the wheelchair we used to use. Now, this is the only wheelchair we use.

I like all the features, headrest, foot rest, sturdy , its wide enough and easy to get around. But little heavy and bulky. takes up a lot of room in your SUV. Head rest support goes into the carrying compartment. It shows the armrest goes up and out of the way but it does not.

Took this on a trip to Italy with my elderly mother. It was perfect! Held up well, travel bag strap broke, but we made it work … still worth 5 stars!

The Weyral lightweight transit chair weighs just 19 pounds and is intuitive to set up. Seat is comfortable for short-term sitting, compared to a different chair we tried. The seat has a removable pad that is washable. Lap-belt provided. Transit chairs are for INDOOR use, as the small wheels and narrow wheel base are a tipping hazard OUTSIDE with uneven surfaces. A storage bag was provided. Chair seat folds up easily and top of chair also folds down. Brakes hold chair pretty well when locked. Maneuvers well on smooth floor. Armrest folds up if needed. Bought to replace a small Drive transit chair for petite person under 130 pounds. I like the fold-up armrests and easy turning of the Weyral Super Lightweight Transit Chair for indoors, but Don’t recommend for outdoors due to risk of catching small wheels in crevices.

I bought this to take my 87yo mother on a trip to Alaska. Extremely portable, lightweight, collapses fairly small. It doesn’t really lock in the closed position so I used a bungee cord wrapped around it to keep it shut. Instructions provided by the company were virtually useless, but we figured things out. We used the arms of the wheel chair to hang bags from, so I could push my mom with one hand , hang the carry-ons from the arms, and use my other hand for the luggage. (It was slow going but I managed). We checked the wheelchair at the gate of our flight. Due to the nature of Alaska travel, I did have to take this over some gravel pathways, which it’s really not designed for at all, and that was a struggle, but that’s on me, not the product itself. Overall it handled some tough situations. For the price and the portability this is a very useful wheelchair! I would recommend it.