The AeroFly Ultra-Lite Transport Chair by Drive Medical is built on a magnesium alloy frame that weighs 13.3 lb on its own and 17 lb with the rear wheels fitted, and it carries 250 lb.
It is pushed by a caregiver, with attendant brakes on the handles. The large 13 inch treaded, flat free rear wheels come off on quick release axles, the backrest folds down, and the chair folds to 10.8 inches wide. Carry handles are built into the seat.
The seat is 18 inches wide and 16 deep, 18.5 inches from the floor, and the chair is 25.5 inches wide overall. The padded seat and back cushions lift out, the desk length arms have molded pads, and the footrests swing away. It comes with a black frame trimmed in red or a grey frame trimmed in blue.
Try it before you buy
 Key specifications: Weight to lift: 17 lb; Weight limit: 250 lb; Folded width: 10.8 in; Seat width: 18 in; Seat height: 18.5 in; Outside width: 25.5 in; Seat depth: 16 in; Rear wheels: 13 in; Front wheels: 6 in; Length: 30 in; Overall height: 37 in; Folded size: 10.8 in wide, 29 in high; Footrests: Swing away; Armrests: Fixed, desk length; Backrest: Folds down; Weight, frame only: 13.3 lb. Drive Medical figures.
 Frequently asked questions:
 What seat width do I need for the AeroFly Ultra-Lite Transport Chair? Measure across the widest point of your hips while seated, then add about an inch either side. Too narrow presses on your hips. Too wide is the commoner error: your shoulders and arm supports stop lining up and you settle into a slouch.
 How much does the AeroFly Ultra-Lite Transport Chair weigh, and how should it be transported? It weighs 17 lb with rear wheels. A lighter chair is easier to handle and to lift into a car. We show you how this one folds and loads before it goes home with you.
 Will the AeroFly Ultra-Lite Transport Chair fit through my doorway? Overall width: 25.5" wide. Standard interior door: It clears it. Narrow bathroom door: It does not. Measure your narrowest door at its narrowest point with the door open, and bring us the number.