does it work well in a wheel chair?
1886882
No, it is designed only for a chair with a hard seat. I wish there was one that would work with a wheelchair, but this needs a hard surface and a fairly large seat.
1886883
I haven't tested it in a wheelchair, but after buying two of them and trying them in several different kinds of chairs, I would think that the sling-type seat in a wheelchair wouldn't support this device securely enough to make it reliable. It needs to remain securely cradled in a chair (works great, for example, in soft chairs with arms--recliners, for example).
565210
Yes it folds very easily and will go through doors that won't accommodate a standard wheel chair. I bought it for my mom and all my siblings thought I made a good choice.
1505119
It might work, but I think that in order to have it last for some time period, the weight of the person should be no more than 150- lb. It works real well with wheel chair.
2267295
I am using this for a child- size manualwheelchair. I am using bungee cords to secure it. I have had no problems with the wheelchair staying secure. It really does not take very long to load the wheelchair, probably less time than it takes to load my daughter.
623526
Yes it will work , i have wheel chair and it is the only cup holder that is easy to adjust to anything . good luck the best one i ever bought .
1481573
Yes it will if you attach it to the wheel, not to your body. I know a few people who do that.
1943561
Well my chair is on carpet, so I don't have that issue. If you have a carpeted mat or locking mechanisms on the wheels of your chair, you'll be fine
396262
I believe it could. My son uses sometimes while sitting on an average sized chair.
1824762
Chris D. I am sorry I do not know about a wheelchair. However, in a car or chair at home or work, it is great. I think I would give it a try in a wheelchair. The best to you.
1664033
Not sure how the center hub looks like on a wheel chair (wheel). If it wider than a bicycle one, i wouldnt buy it.
164914
Yes,it is designed to operate best with someone pushing the chair. The person sitting in the chair might be able to move by walking/pulling with their feet, but the wheels are not big enough for the person sitting in the chair to use to propel the chair like you could in a regular wheel chair.
465395
You would Mount the Wheel Writer directly to the spokes of almost any bike (20" and up) and as the wheels spin, the super-bright computer-controlled LEDs flash on and off to create a dozen different images and patterns - including a real working speedometer. The maker says it was made for bikes and skateboards. I'm not sure what your wheel chair set up looks like you will have to determine that if it will work. I don't believe speed is requrie it works as the wheel spins.
1180816
I got the quick release wheels, but have not used them to date. I would say unless you will be transporting the chair in a compact vehicle, you will probably not need them. It fits easily in my car.
1089312
It should work fine. Just remember that you will need an electrical outlet near your chair, unless you want to use lots of batteries.
1333939
I find it adequate for working in a chair at home, and have on occaision used it on the bus. This, with a 10" tablet, and a heavy one / old one at that (by today's standards). If you look at the pictures, you'll see the back folds into a pyramid, and the edges are what rest on your legs, so if your legs are more or less together, this works and better than you'd think. YMMV.
1708398
I think it would help although it isn't ultra firm. I use it on my upholstered office chair for more support and it works really well.
727755
I have never seen one on a wheelchair but if there is an 1 1/4" tube somewhere on the seat or armrests it would work.