Medline Reclining Wheelchair, Desk-Length Arms and Elevating Leg Rests, 16" x 18" Seat (W x D)

This wheelchair is top notch. I bought the IPYNBAP rocking chair cushion set which fits the high back and seat beautifully, looking custom made! I used sticky back Velcro to keep the two pieces in place, overlapping to provide lumbar support, see photo. It's much more comfortable than the hard gel wheelchair cushions. I needed someone to bring the 60+ lb box inside but from there I was able to put the chair together myself.. It's basically folded in the box and rolls out. You only need to add the back extension and leg rests. The directions are crap, but the very well-made chair is user friendly and putting these pieces on was intuitive. My 98 year old mom attends a senior day program a few days a week, and the long period upright tends to lower her blood pressure. Being reclined 45 degrees with her feet up for the transportation ride, and the ability to recline as needed during the program, wil help lower the amount of blood pressure meds she needs on those days. I got the 16" seat width and the wheel width is under 22" which I need for a skinny walkway to my driveway.

Great wheelchair! I couldn't sit upright on regular wheelchair with my hip injury. This was perfect for getting me to doctor appointment. Kind of heavy but worth it. Now I'm using it for a desk chair since still a little uncomfortable to sit all the way up.

Durable and heavier than a transport chair, we bought it for my elderly mom and she loves the reclining back -we did buy a cushion for the seat (I would recommend) it just helps with posture and overall support - the legs transitions up and down -for the foot -wear shoes -and if leg is up put a pillow because the calf pads on any wheelchair wobbles and the patient legs fall inward —hope this helps :) thanks

I’ve been using this Medline reclining wheelchair and overall I’m quite satisfied with it. It’s relatively lightweight compared to other reclining wheelchairs, which makes it much easier to handle and transport. The ride is smooth, and the setup was straightforward and easy to install. One of the standout features is the reclining function, which works well and adds a lot of comfort. It also comes with a headrest, which is a nice bonus and provides extra support. The only downside I’ve noticed is the position of the rear pushing handles—they are a bit too low. This makes it harder to push, especially when going uphill or for longer distances. I really wish the back handles were adjustable, as that would make a big difference in usability and comfort for the person pushing. Overall, it’s a solid wheelchair with good features and comfort. If the handle height were improved, it would be nearly perfect.

Better than I could have imagined in every way. Better built than any other foldable wheelchair. Ability to lay the seatback down instead of having to transfer the patient to a table is a game changer. The pain-management physician was gobsmacked when he saw it. His father is also wheelchair bound so he wanted to order one right away. Big enough for cushions and with the back leaned just a little, super comfortable for sitting.

I should have ordered a smaller width but its fine. It still fits through doors and on the wheelchair ramp into the van. Difficult to recline while person is in the chair, but very easy when they aren't. Overall great price for this sturdy chair. Can't figure out how to fold it up bit thats on me! Honestly highly recommend.

I ordered this twice. The first time the carton was crushed and I refused delivery. The second time the carton was severely damaged. The Wheelchair is ok, but it is nylon fabric not vinyl as described. I can’t wait for another wheelchair so we are forced to accept this. Do not order this unit. It is not as described.

The leg rests are poorly manufactured. There was no hole on one of the legs rests but we were able to work around that until a welding gave way after only 2 uses of the chair.