Graham-Field Lumex HybridLX Rollator & Transport Chair, Majestic Blue, LX1000B

This is amaze-balls! The best portable mobility product I’ve ever bought.
I took my elderly parent on a cruise and we had several ports of call and a lot of unknown terrain in the future. If your elderly parents are anything like mine, they can be very stubborn when it comes to what they can and can’t do. While yes, they can walk “just fine” and don’t “need any help”, to me this was more about energy conservation. I had resigned myself to bringing a wheelchair and a walker for her when I found this chair. I bought this chair based on the review from E. Gail Chandler which she had some great pics of her mom on vacation. I thank her wholeheartedly because it was a game changer. My only concern was that her momma was a tiny thing and my mom is a bit more sturdy. I figured what the heck.I bought this product in blue and lovingly named it “Optimus Prime”. The first thing that struck me was how light weight it was. A huge difference from the standard lightweight wheelchairs (which aren’t that lightweight, BTW) and how small it could be folded down. We took it for a few test drives before the cruise to the local mall and it performed brilliantly.The nicest part of the product was the hybrid feature. My mom could start out using a walker on the rough cobblestone or gravel terrain, and then sit in her own chariot once we got to flat land or a museum or whatever. Instead of having to bring two separate pieces of equipment, we got everything we needed in one. We put it in the trunk of sedan taxi’s in Russia, water taxi’s in Copenhagen, and even brought it aboard a dinner cruise in Paris with ease. The study construction withstood the cobblestones of Prague, the uphill terrain of Estonia, and the muck of rainy weather in Stockholm.Some suggestions: for ease of transport I always popped the legs and wheels off because it made it super small. I also never inserted the safety screws. Yeah, yeah, don’t judge. Gravity was going to keep the wheels splayed out and quite honestly it was a super pain in the butt and took way too much time to have to out them in and take them out with every use. You will need to adjust the back when you transfer from walker to transport chair. The handles and the back of the chair need to be higher as a wheelchair, otherwise the strap is across the lower back and super uncomfortable. BTW, it fit into a large duffel bag, but NOT a large hard sided suit case. Because this is a transport chair, it doesn’t have the large stabilizing wheels. On the cruise ship there were bumps where the seams of the carpet came together were covered with elevated brass. I nearly launched my mom out of the chair. Take bumps backwards.I should also note that I bought one for my dad once we figured this was a good purchase, but had to order a different brand. Total piece of crap. The back wheels looked uneven from the get go, like they were pointing out, and after a few ports of call, they finally sheered off on a long flat straightaway. We didn’t even a bump. So these products are not all created equal.In the end my 78 year old mother who has about 2-3 hours in her before nap time, did full days with no complaint, including a full tilt morning till evening back to back days of tours in one port. Even the tour guide said that most 60 year olds can’t hang the second day.I’m including pics of my mom using the chair. I’m also including a pic of this thing in the pile of luggage. The wheels and legs had been popped off and it is the side view, but still, kinda impressive. Look for the long blue metal pieces on the left of the car.BTW, my 6′ father had no issue using this as well. My mom is 5’1″.

Still working after four years of use.
Bought this for my Mom. I needed it to be compact and light enough to put in my car—it met my needs well.Mom was more ambulatory when it was first ordered and we used it mainly for car trips to the doctor visits, meals, or shopping. Last year Mom became seriously ill from a string of infections and became bed bound. Therapy and healing allowed her to be able to walk again, but her energy level (age 90) decreased and she would tire quickly if we were out. The transfer chair portion saved her exhaustion from walking and we could push her so she could enjoy being out.Only issue we had was one round screw part came off in a parking lot (we traveled a lot one day) and I didn’t see/hear it fall. I managed to find a screw to make it work and it’s still a beast of a rollator/transfer chair. It’s worth every penny of the price. I never thought we would need the transfer portion of the chair, but I’m so glad we chose this chair. It’s well-made, light enough to pick up, despite heavy use still looks great, and practical for anyone who needs safety walking.

Excelente producto!! Calidad y precio. Nos ha servido como andadera , cómo silla cuando te has cansado o esperas en lineas y también como silla de ruedas. Se dobla facilmente para subir a tu carro y para viajes . Lo hemos usado 3 años y sigue como nuevo Lo recomiendo ampliamente .

Está muy bien construido, materiales de excelente calidad, cumple su objetivo, es superior a otros equipos similares que existen en el mercado