Manufacturer warranty: Limited Lifetime warranty Weight: 38 pounds Bariatric manual wheelchair with a 20-inch wide seat and adjustable depth from 16 to 18 inches that's built to support users who weigh up to 350 pounds Removable, flip-back full arms and elevating leg rests make transfer in and out of the chair easy and provide customized comfort Ditch your seat guides and have the freedom to place your favorite custom back inserts and accessories thanks to the sturdy carbon steel frame Both carbon steel frame and nylon upholstery are durable and easy to clean Wheels and front 8-inch casters give you a smooth ride over most surfaces and feature push-to-lock wheel locks Adjustable seat depth from 16 to 18 inches with the built-in seat rail extensions Front riggings adjust without the need for tools Specifications Seat-to-floor height: 17.5 to 19.5 inches (affected by weight of user) Seat depth: Adjustable; 16 to 18 inches Back height: 16 inches Seat width: 20 inches Width closed: 12 inches Weight Limit: 350 pounds Color: Black Dimensions (L x W x H): 42 x 28 x 35 inches
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Brand | Drive Medical |
Item model number | K320DFA-ELR |
Color | Black |
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Product Id | 2250800 |
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User Reviews and Ratings | 3.6 (11 ratings) 3.6 out of 5 stars |
UPC | 822383133904 |
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Drive Medical K320DFA-ELR Cruiser III Lightweight Manual Mobility Wheelchair
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A joy to fold and carry around...Very lightweight and narrow to get through doors. A cushion helps. Sadly, I abuse it to death...holds up great. Brake handles detach too easy is all. I bought it used 8 years ago and it's still going strong.
The back of my wheelchair broke. I don't know how and i don't know what to do about it.
I bought this wheelchair about 2 years ago after my husband's second amputation. It held up pretty good. The crossbar underneath finally broke. I liked it because it was lightweight and fold easily into the trunk of the car or truck. Considering that we had to fold it 8 to 10 times a week because of him going to dialysis 3 times a week, going out to eat or to church functions it held up pretty good. I am trying to get another one for him.
it really got here in 2 days. but when the guy that got here to assemble it. the wheelchair wasn't here. but he did give me his number to call him back when it got here. and i greatly appreciated that. he got here a little after 10. i called him back at like 2. he showed up at like 3:45. he took it out the box and it was already put together. the only things needed assemble was the foot rests. we both were like it's already put together. y'all should give me back my $79.99 and he didn't have to put it together.
I am an Emergency Medicine Physician who is nonweightbearing secondary to a calcaneus fracture. I am using the Cruiser III W/C and foldable walker. I am thrilled with the equipment and it allows me to work again in a Level 2 trauma center again. I need to be functional Drive Medical got me moving again! Bravo!
I was able to get the chair after having my right leg amputated. My wife was able to pickup a Roho Seat Cushion. It was comfortable for a short period of time, but I also attended long meetings and the cushion was needed t suppport the residual limb. Only con is when going up a ramp or uphill, I have to lean forward. I didn't know this and the first time I went up a ramp, I fell over backward.
I just got one, not really lightweight, has metal frame not a aluminum frame that would be much lighter. Tires are hard plastic, they slip on tile, carpet and outside, no traction, a rubber tire would be better.
This wheelchair was delivered on Monday afternoon. The plastic pieces for removable arms are VERY sharp and will cut you. The hex nuts, located near the brake handles, will BRUISE your wrists. By Tuesday night, my mom had multiple bruises on both wrists from the poorly manufactured product.
I purchased this wheelchair for my mother after her brain surgery. Needless to say it is not good. When she went to sit in the chair the arm came undone and she fell right out the side of the chair. I thought maybe she recieve a faulty chair and reordered but the new one did the exact same thing. I showed the delivery man that if you put minimum pressure down and back at the same time on the arm the side will fall right off. My mother is okay only some light bruising but please beware if you have or get this chair
this product was absolutely rubbish because my wife fell out the wheelchair