MaritSA World's Lightest Folding Electric Wheelchair - Weighs only 30 lbs - 12 mi Cruise Range - Detachable Battery - Serviced from USA

This is light enough and compact enough when collapsed to fit most car trunks or small SUVs. The battery is easy to remove for charging indoors while leaving the wheelchair folded in the car. My wife easily controls the speed and steering. It is easy to maneuver in store aisles. It is actually very sturdy to my surprise. It is easy to expand and collapse with a locking lever just under the front of the seat. The foot rest tilts up and simple wheel lock levers make egress easy and safe. This was the ideal present for my wife. We aren't spring chickens and she was easily operating it safely almost immediately. In my mind, this is probably the most reasonably priced option for someone who needs short term mobility help for shopping in large stores.

This wheelchair is as advertises, and it really does weigh just 31lb. I looked at a number of wheelchairs, and there was quite a number that advertised light weight, but the battery life may have been shorter, or the instructions for opening and closing were more complicated than this chair.The chair is very stable, easy to use, and very easy to open or close.I did purchase a foam cushion for the seat. You are provided with a pad to make it more comfortable, however it was not enough for me.I have used this chair in rather crowded places and was able to navigate and not run anyone down!

I am beyond disappointed! Yes this product is lightweight, but doesn't lock when the power is off! My husband almost fell because our other electric wheelchair locks when the power is off. And I just went to return it and THEY WILL NOT COVER THE RETURN.This product is not safe for a disabled person to use alone. The locks are manual on both sides and cannot be used with someone that only has use of one side, like my husband. They do not have this posted on the site at all. They did say they would send a label for $95 and take it out of our refund. But to send it out I was just quoted $250 for ground by Fed Ex. So we have to pay for a inferior product, and I am furious!

just got this yesterday so far.1 the front wheel do not hit your feet if you place them on thr foot rest properly. 2.battery removes easily for plane trips.(will charge in or out of wheelchair.3. control works well 4 its smaller size allows me more access to other rooms inKmy home.5 hand brake is easily accessed to get in and out fo chair. I will update as I use more.UPDATE I used it for hospital tests ,my wife (84) was able to load and unload the chair easily.

It's heavier than I thought it would be. I can't lift it, but I'll get my husband on a scale holding it to see what it actually weighs. I really think it's more than 30 lbs.It "moves" on it's own.I wasn't moving or touching anything, but then it was turning left (spinning) slowly, while I was sitting in it.It doesn't fit in the trunk of a Ford Fusion.I could try to grow to love it, keeping in mind, I need to be mindful of it moving on it's own.Unfortunately, when I can drive again, I don't know that I can lift it out of the back seat to get in it.It's not what I expected

I am very dissatisfied with this company and this wheelchair that I ordered for my special needs daughter. The chair is not well put together. The screws have fallen out of the chair several times within the past several month; thereby rendering it useless for my daughter. I contacted Rubicon several times to send replacement screws and each time they shipped incorrect screws. What company does not know it’s own product and the type of screws that are needed to keep it operational? In my final attempt on last week, I reached out to ask them to send me the correct screws. The company sent me a tracking number and stated that the screws will be sent. After 2 weeks, I sent a text to company to ask where were the screws they promised and I received a text that informed me the screws could be found at Home Depot. Why wasn’t this told to me on the first time that I contacted them? I am frustrated and completely disgusted about this whole matter. I would not recommend that anyone do business with Rubicon. This product is unreliable and not well made at all.

This product has numerous things in the ad that just are NOT correct. Complete false advertising. The arms do not raise up for "easy entry from the side or front". That is one of the main things my uncle needs for his disability. There is NO "brush" BRAKING SYSTEM, as the ad states. The wheelchair just rolls to a stop in about 2-3 feet, once you take your hand off the joystick -- which could allow it to run into things or PEOPLE that you are trying to avoid. The wheels are not pneumatic, which means air-filled (and therefore, would be more shock absorbing). They are rigid. We never tried it outdoors, but this would have been a problem if we'd kept it. The "manual mode" (where it can be pushed, not operated off the battery) is NOT easy, it is like you are still pushing against some friction. The joystick was so wonky it was almost impossible to get it to go straight. It is either too sensitive, or not sensitive enough, I'm not sure what to call it. But trying to steer and make little adjustments to the right or left caused the chair to simply zig zag wildly. My uncle is 6' and the wheelchair was so small for him, his knees were bent up half-way to his chest. And it's so narrow that his feet kept rubbing on the front wheels.Overall it's a cheap chair with MAJOR false advertising. They did not respond to my messages, except for approving the return. And now they want me to ship it back to them at my expense, even though I never would have ordered it in the first place if it was accurately described. The only good things are, it is light weight and folds easily.