Buying guides
The questions that decide it.
Weight, wheel size, seat width and who is doing the lifting. Every guide ends at a specific product, because a guide that ends at a newsletter was never a guide.
How much should a wheelchair weigh?
The number that decides whether the chair gets used. What is light, what is liftable, and where the weight actually goes.
Transport chair or standard wheelchair?
Four small wheels or two big ones. This is the most expensive mistake in the category, and it takes one question to avoid.
Choosing a rollator that works outdoors
Wheel size is the whole answer. Why an indoor rollator is unsafe on gravel, and what to buy instead.
Buying mobility equipment for a parent
The purchase is the easy part. What to measure, what to ask, and how to hand the decision back.
Can I take my mobility scooter on a plane?
Usually only if its battery is under 300Wh and it folds small enough, and even then the airline can still refuse it.
When should you switch from a walking stick to a rollator?
The signs a stick has stopped being enough, and the cases where a rollator is the wrong answer rather than the next step.