Mom is able to get around the house and thru doorways fairly easily. It's harder to move across carpet than wood flooring. I tell her it's her execise to keep her legs strong. I would like to have a couple handles to help when she gets stuck, but it's working out fairly well. Seems sturdy and we're hoping it will help her for years.

I usually don't write reviews here, but this product deserves one. My husband is right leg below knee amputee, with healthy left leg (just so you know who the user of the chair is)

Pros:
1. Super cute small chair to be used from bed to the office, closet or kitchen
2. This is an office chair on the wheels.
3. Firm seat and good lumbar support
4. Super easy to put together, like 45 seconds
5. It's not visually invasive like the regular chair, it looks like a piece of furniture vs. bulldozer in your house.
6. Maybe the best thing about this chair is that you only need the foundation and the wheels. The top part is on the gas cylinder, so you can put any office chair on top of it (this is still to be tested)
7. The customer service 10 stars.

Cons:
1. I don't like the material used for the frame of this chair, it is a simple iron bar painted in black and gray. I understand the cost and all that, but maybe to be offered in some other colors. I believe the paint is the same price, so why not make it nice vs. ugly. I'll paint mine in Ferrari red.
2. As people mentioned the brakes are kinda hard to reach, but I believe they were placed in such a way to keep the chair as narrow as possible.
3. The brake and cylinder "hand" are kinda to close unless the cylinder is fully released and the chair is high as it can go then it's fine .

Conclusion:
Great idea and we are happy to use this chair in years to come. There are many details to be improved
(like Ferrari red) 😊 . Overall I rate this product 4.5 stars.

As many people have said, this wheelchair on carpet is very hard to roll. I would not recommend this if you have carpeting.

If you have hard surface floors it is fabulous.

Because of the ability to raise the seat with the handle like an office chair, it can be used while at the kitchen sink, cutting vegetables or even in the laundry room.

It is much narrower than regular wheelchairs and because of this, it is it is very easy to maneuver around the kitchen, go to the bathroom, going to the pantry, etc.

Very well built

I love this chair made my life easier to get through narrow doors. One thing I would like the manufacture to change though is the pull rod that lets you lean back in the chair. As you use the chair it has a tenancy to move outward, which lets the chair lean back. However when this happens and you are not aware of that, as you go to lean back to go over a change in the level of the flooring the chair leans back to far making you think you will dip over.

Purchased this when my foot ended up in a cast for the next six months. It was easy to assemble. I did a lot of online shopping before I picked this one. Good price for a good quality wheel chair. It is strong (I am not a small or light person). It is reasonably comfortable. It is also narrow to get through doorways that were not built with ADA involved.