PRATIK Folding Transit Wheelchair Aluminum Wheelchair
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Description
- Aluminum wheelchair, light and foldable transit wheelchair, with double cross frame to guarantee maximum safety and stability.
- Supported weight: 150 kg. Class 1 Medical Device – CE Certified (Dir. 93/42/EEC)
- Wheelchair dimensions from wheel to wheel: 55 cm. Padded seat and back with pocket on the back.
- Rear wheels (Ø 40cm) with solid PU tyres. PU front wheels (Ø 15 cm).
- Dimensions: see image.
PRATIKA – ALUMINUM TRANSIT WHEELCHAIR
Aluminum wheelchair, light and foldable transit wheelchair, with double cross frame to guarantee maximum safety and stability.
Class 1 Medical Device – CE Certified (Dir. 93/42/EEC)
Structure: aluminium
Armrests: fixed
Platforms: foldable
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
– Padded seat and back with pocket on the back.
– Rear wheels (Ø 40cm) in spoked aluminum with solid PU tyres.
– PU front wheels (Ø 15 cm).
– Fixed PU armrests.
– Folding footrests with heel strap.
– Parking brake can be operated directly on the wheels or via the push handles.
– Rear handles for lifting.
– Seat width: 42 cm
– Supported weight: 150 kg
– Seat height from the ground: 48 cm
– Wheelchair dimensions from wheel to wheel: 55 cm
– Other dimensions: see image.
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10 reviews for PRATIK Folding Transit Wheelchair Aluminum Wheelchair
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claudio deluca -
Recommended for elderly people who cannot push themselves. Excellent wheelchair, well made and light, it fits well through every door because it is narrow but the seat is still comfortable. She arrived ready and already assembled; only the footpegs were a little hard but with a little spray lubricant everything was resolved.; The appearance is also pleasant with the two-tone. Very practical and I recommend it.
Ashelaja -
Upon impact it seems light and has some scratches or imperfections on the pedals, the paint most likely, the packaging is good, sturdy cardboard and plastic bag not in bubble wrap, instructions are there and also in Italian, they are easy and intuitive. One footrest came off when I took it out, I didn't understand how to put it back on because they're a bit hard at first, maybe they need to be oiled to turn around better and adjusted. Perhaps in terms of the footrests they are not exactly the best, since it is not clear why sometimes they do not turn and need to be adjusted, and it is precisely there that they have paint defects but it does not compromise the good functioning and the very function of the wheelchair. The brakes are self-locking and can be controlled from the front, the patient himself with the handbrake which reaches precisely up to the armrest, in order to be more practical and from behind for those carrying the wheelchair. The fabric is breathable and resistant. To fold it, just pull the center of the chair up slightly and it folds in 1 second without effort or effort. It enters everywhere in the house, in every corner. You can easily store it both in the car and in any corner of the house. The wheels are excellent, the material is excellent and light. I would say that it's good for those who don't have to use it for very long periods, or during a rehabilitation period. You can add a cushion if the seat bothers you, but for now it's fine in the case I bought it for. The color is nice, and the wheelchair is functional within the indispensable limits. I would say recommended purchase based on your needs. Below are some photos of the product with specifications.
DANIAG -
Very handy, light and easy to close, it fits very well in the car. The seat is also comfortable. I still can't judge the sturdiness, we'll have to see over time.
Claudia -
I like it because of its compact size, it makes maneuvering around the house easier and also fits into small spaces such as the bathroom. Even my invalid mother finds it comfortable. Thank you.
Stephen -
It's a toy...not a serious thing
UncleGiù -
Very light but sturdy wheelchair. I can easily carry it with one hand. The person who has to use it feels safe and is using it for even long walks. The bright color and overall appearance give it a cheerful look, as much as possible. The only note I would like to make is that in the description it is indicated as "self-propelled" when it is evidently a transit wheelchair. Which is fine by me, mind you. When closed, it takes up very little space. I feel like recommending it with confidence. I lower the rating to four stars because the life of the front wheels is modest
Debora Scozzola -
No chair, on the street it reads all the imperfections, roughness and ditches in the ground, it gets stuck in every crack and sometimes it seems to deform as you push it. Good only on smooth and even surfaces.
Olga -
We chose the version for weight up to 150 kg, even if the person who uses it weighs 97. Very difficult to push this chair if it is not the smooth floor. The person pushing must not be tall, otherwise they must be bent over, which is very uncomfortable. I would not have chosen this model after using it for 5 months.
Andrew -
The pram itself is exactly what I was looking for... It has just a couple of flaws... Anyway... Let's start with the pros: - it is extremely light compared to those I have tried previously - small so convenient for walking around and putting in the trunk (I put it in an Opel Corsa without having to dismantle anything) - the rear brake was something I had never considered but I must say that it is very comfortable Cons: - the front brake is very hard so my mother can't use it... (not a big problem since yes he also forgot with the others even though they were comfortable) - I had to tighten a screw or two myself... I think they forgot them (when it arrives, check otherwise it becomes dangerous if you dismantle something while you go) - the wheels are as hard as marble…. For riding around the house they are perfect but if you are outside they are anything but comfortable - the pedals are very inconvenient to dismantle... In my opinion given how much they protrude it would have been better if they were clipped on rather than stuck inside the front tubeIn general for the I would say it's excellent for the price
nator -
I purchased this wheelchair for my wife who uses it sporadically (only when she has to go out); it has therefore been little used and it is difficult for me to express an evaluation, in particular regarding robustness and durability. Apparently the wheelchair seems sturdy despite being quite light, which makes it easier to transport (this, in my opinion, is the positive aspect). On the other hand, it is only suitable for people who are not tall; fortunately it is fine for my wife, but for me, who am not particularly tall (1,75 m), it would be decidedly small.