MobiQuip8kg Travel Wheelchair, Ultra Lightweight, Compact, Folding Wheel Chair, Attendant-Propelled, Light Aluminium Frame, Portable Transit Mobility Wheelchair with Carry Bag Silver Frame

More expensive than some other folding wheelchairs but it's much lighter and so much easier to lift in & out of the car boot. It's also well made. Brakes on handlebars are very welcome. I ended up buying two for my disabled wife - one for the car and another for inside the house. It's very easy to manoeuvre in & out of doorways and narrow spaces like our hallway.

The wheelchair was strong but light and I chose it because could lift 8kg into the car. Unfortunately I could not lift the front wheels at all with the weight of a person in the chair making going up kerbs impossible. It needs a lever at the back to press on to help lift.

Very useful and sturdy, lightweight too (8kg). We have travelled all over the country, to the lake district and even taken it to Turkey. Almost 2yrs now and only a few problems. Just a little problem with the screws on the foot rest.

Easy to use. Manoeuvres really well. Folds up easily. The only downside is it is quite low and if you’re tall, you have to stoop to use it. I’m 5’4” and I find it low.

The media could not be loaded. wheelchair bought this for my 8 year old with autism can walk but refuses to so this will keep him safe as he can tend to run off or refuse to walk first impressions are great easy to, fold away and put back up. I can fit through my door frame and is very light and easy to move around on a flat surface. Feels very sturdy and strong for a small end lightweight wheelchair as I didn't want a bulky heavy chair will update and let people know how I get on with it as I haven't used it just yet myself and it seems very sturdy I've sat in it and I'm about 14 stone have to see how it is when I go out and about getting up and down steps and stuff

Excellent fold-away wheelchair for easy storage in the boot and quick to assemble. Lightweight, smooth to push and comfortable for both the pusher and pushee.

Flimsy build chair, absolutely unsuitable for disabled person. Back support is zero. Return in process. Seems like being returned already...dirty cardboard box with all broken original sealing.

Bought this for my elderly mum, it’s very lightweight and easy to pack etc. But the wheels are a bit too hard and small to tackle even small kerbs edges and the frame is not strong enough to tilt the chair in the back wheel with an adult sat on it (you do need to cross streets where it’s as flat as possible basically). It took my mum a while to work out the parking brakes but it works well. The person sitting on it has no access to the brakes though, it’s the helper sole responsibility to manage the brakes so can be tricky for sloping streets or hilly neighbourhood. But overall it’s very convenient and super light.