Good starter wheelchair
Review by
Cher
I just bought this Roscoe wheelchair. Without the legs attached, it’s fairly lightweight. I needed something that my husband of 78 years could lift without hurting his back, while placing it into our van. It folds up nicely, so it doesn’t take up a ton of room. I have a really nice transporter, but, that’s the type of chair you can’t wheel around yourself. You have to be pushed. Well, I’m more independent than that, preferring to use my upper body, and wheel myself , to wherever I choose to go. The only thing I don’t care for is how stiff and straight the back of the seat is. I truly wish it had more give, and a bit of padding would be extremely nice, too. Because its so straight, there’s no room for me to add a back pad. Such a bummer. Well, I
Reckon it’ll work for now, as it’s not often at this point, that I need a wheelchair all the time. It’s mostly for safety behind me when I cook, so I don’t fall, and I can sit n rest if need be, while watching what’s on the stove. However, When the day comes and I need one all the time, I’ll invest in something really comfortable. But, for now, this little baby will do.
Reckon it’ll work for now, as it’s not often at this point, that I need a wheelchair all the time. It’s mostly for safety behind me when I cook, so I don’t fall, and I can sit n rest if need be, while watching what’s on the stove. However, When the day comes and I need one all the time, I’ll invest in something really comfortable. But, for now, this little baby will do.