To get it into a car, does it break down in segments? How much does it weigh? Can an older woman get it into a car easily?
1876317
It does break down in 3 pieces, the battery, the bottom section that holds the battery, and the steering section, the bottom is the most awkward and the heaviest probably weighs 20lbs?????? I always take the battery out before lifting, the rest isn't to bad, the battery is small and weighs around 15lbs? We have a suv with room in the back to be able to get it in and out of the car. It is front wheel drive and pretty weak overall, ok for general transportation on flat surfaces. Definintely built for someone smaller in size. The charge on the battery last a long time, overall works great for us, we are really happy with it. It does break down in 3 pieces, the battery, the bottom section that holds the battery, and the steering section, the bottom is the most awkward and the heaviest probably weighs 20lbs?????? I always take the battery out before lifting, the rest isn't to bad, the battery is small and weighs around 15lbs? We have a suv with room in the back to be able to get it in and out of the car. It is front wheel drive and pretty weak overall, ok for general transportation on flat surfaces. Definintely built for someone smaller in size. The charge on the battery last a long time, overall works great for... » Read More It does break down in 3 pieces, the battery, the bottom section that holds the battery, and the steering section, the bottom is the most awkward and the heaviest probably weighs 20lbs?????? I always take the battery out before lifting, the rest isn't to bad, the battery is small and weighs around 15lbs? We have a suv with room in the back to be able to get it in and out of the car. It is front wheel drive and pretty weak overall, ok for general transportation on flat surfaces. Definintely built for someone smaller in size. The charge on the battery last a long time, overall works great for us, we are really happy with it. « Show Less
1876318
Yes you can take it apart, to put in a car. I think it is hard to do it, but I am weak in arms as well. I don't think it is easy to do.
1876319
My husband just informed me that the steering column collapses, and could be stored in an SUV...
1876320
It breaks down so that the largest piece is 38 lbs. The hardest thing to manage is the tiller. I'm a 66 year old man and fairly broken but can clime stairs. I can load it into my car by my self. For what that's worth.
1876321
No, it doesn't break down, and is very heavy 70-80 pounds! It works great for the price, but not easily transported:(
2009080
Other people have answered size. If you are concerned about how much it weighs, it is not lightweight, but neither is it overly heavy - about 40 lbs. I bend my knees suck in my core and use my arms to lift the folded up chair into the space of my small hatch back car. I am 75 years old and I can lift it. My overweight, (because of meds), daughter (180lbs size PXL), fits just fine with room to spare. She is short but feet do reach the foot rest. If you saw my review you know I added a seat belt and better front wheels as this is her stroller and gets a lot of use as walking distances and being in a public place is difficult for her with her autism. Other people have answered size. If you are concerned about how much it weighs, it is not lightweight, but neither is it overly heavy - about 40 lbs. I bend my knees suck in my core and use my arms to lift the folded up chair into the space of my small hatch back car. I am 75 years old and I can lift it. My overweight, (because of meds), daughter (180lbs size PXL), fits just fine with room to spare. She is short but feet do reach the foot rest. If you saw my review you know I added a seat belt and better front wheels as this is her stroller and gets a lot of use as walking distances and... » Read More Other people have answered size. If you are concerned about how much it weighs, it is not lightweight, but neither is it overly heavy - about 40 lbs. I bend my knees suck in my core and use my arms to lift the folded up chair into the space of my small hatch back car. I am 75 years old and I can lift it. My overweight, (because of meds), daughter (180lbs size PXL), fits just fine with room to spare. She is short but feet do reach the foot rest. If you saw my review you know I added a seat belt and better front wheels as this is her stroller and gets a lot of use as walking distances and being in a public place is difficult for her with her autism. « Show Less
1977894
It does weight @ 15-17#. However, the weight is not the only issue if you're in+out of cabs, cabbies can easily handle it + stash it in the trunk. The real issue is whether you need to fold it up or not , w/vans, miniSUVs you're OK; a full size car-probably OK, my Honda Civic-has to be folded into back seat. That handy basket + tray [that my Mom LOVES] have to come off in order to fold it. The bag is OK as long as it's not packed solid [like w/a purse]... Otherwise, this is a great little walker. Make sure you have the height adjusted correctly! The brakes are solid, but might be an issue if you have bad arthritis or other hand/shoulder problems. Hope this helps! It does weight @ 15-17#. However, the weight is not the only issue if you're in+out of cabs, cabbies can easily handle it + stash it in the trunk. The real issue is whether you need to fold it up or not , w/vans, miniSUVs you're OK; a full size car-probably OK, my Honda Civic-has to be folded into back seat. That handy basket + tray [that my Mom LOVES] have to come off in order to fold it. The bag is OK as long as it's not packed solid [like w/a purse]... Otherwise, this is a great little walker. Make sure you have the height adjusted correctly! The brakes are solid, but might be an issue... » Read More It does weight @ 15-17#. However, the weight is not the only issue if you're in+out of cabs, cabbies can easily handle it + stash it in the trunk. The real issue is whether you need to fold it up or not , w/vans, miniSUVs you're OK; a full size car-probably OK, my Honda Civic-has to be folded into back seat. That handy basket + tray [that my Mom LOVES] have to come off in order to fold it. The bag is OK as long as it's not packed solid [like w/a purse]... Otherwise, this is a great little walker. Make sure you have the height adjusted correctly! The brakes are solid, but might be an issue if you have bad arthritis or other hand/shoulder problems. Hope this helps! « Show Less
813942
I am 64 and can pick it up and push around room. I am guessing 10-12 pounds maybe less. It would fit into SUV or lay in back seat.
2126757
I'm not sure exactly but it is heavy. I'm a normal 40-something female and struggle a bit to lift it into the back of my SUV once it is folded up.
1730683
It's under 30# I can toss it in the back of my van with 1 hand. But be careful it's kinda hard doing transfers due to how light it is.
2171862
I wouldn't put it in a car. Its soo massive heavy and powerful it kind of needs space to expand. I have it in my rav4 and I cant even turn it up past halfway or its too much. its made for a semi haha
482011
Not really a light weight unit at all. Seems to be heavier than others I have used or looked at. I would advise a senior person to look for a lighter unit, since this one can require a good bit of effort to put into or get it out of, an automobile.,
1977891
It does weight @ 15-17#. However, the weight is not the only issue if you're in+out of cabs, cabbies can easily handle it + stash it in the trunk. The real issue is whether you need to fold it up or not , w/vans, miniSUVs you're OK; a full size car-probably OK, my Honda Civic-has to be folded into back seat. That handy basket + tray [that my Mom LOVES] have to come off in order to fold it. The bag is OK as long as it's not packed solid [like w/a purse]... Otherwise, this is a great little walker. Make sure you have the height adjusted correctly! The brakes are solid, but might be an issue if you have bad arthritis or other hand/shoulder problems. Hope this helps!
1978623
As I recall, it weighs approximately 10-11 lbs. It is easy to get it out of a car.
1725756
We don't know exactly but would venture to say approximately 10 lbs. It is the size that is a bit awkward moving it in and out of the car. The handle does fold underneath. We are Grandparents that purchased it for our Grandkids, so it would probably be quite easy for younger people. Our Grandkids just love it so much. We would highly recommend it.
1928239
All you need to do is grab it by the center of the base and pull it up. It doesn't fold up exactly flat but folds well enough to fit into a car trunk.
854875
There are two handles between the two halves when folded. It weighs 39 lbs. A little difficult for one person to carry but easy for two people. It won't fit in a small car. It's still 60 inches across when folded. It would probably fit in a SUV with rear seats down.
1632069
My husband uses this and he said it is a little difficult getting it into the back seat and then getting into the front while on one leg, but he did it every day for 5 weeks. I think it ways probably 30 pounds or so, but it honestly does not feel that heavy- I was able to lift it in and out of a pick up truck by myself so I could help him when we were together. Hope that helps.
1977893
I am not sure exactly but I believe it to be somewhere between 15 to 18 lbs. I am a woman and must load it into the car for my husband. You can also purchase the aluminum one which is lighter still.
1023122
It can be disassembled quickly and easily into five easy-to-handle pieces for loading into a car, truck, or van. The heaviest piece is 39 lbs.
829711
I'm sorry, John, I can't tell you how much it weighs. But I'll tell you "Lightweight" doesn't describe it. It's difficult to get in and out of the trunk. Also, it had a distinctly awful rubber smell that didn't wear off for six or eight months. That isn't as bad now. I would not recommend it.