Drive Medical Rebel Lightweight Wheelchair with Swing-Away Footrest, Red
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Features
- Lightweight Folding Wheelchair: These ultralight folding wheelchairs for adults make mobility easy whether used independently or with assistance; the sleek design provides superior maneuverability in narrow indoor layouts
- Customizable Comfort: Portable wheelchairs feature cushioned armrests and swing-away footrests for customized support; tool-free removable front casters and folding chair and backrest allow easy transportation
- Durable Design: The durable steel frame provides reliable stability and supports up to 300 pounds; 19-inch easy-to-clean padded nylon seat is designed to provide lasting comfort
- Easy to Transport: Quick-release rear wheels and an easy-to-fold frame allow for easy storage or transport
- Dimensions: Back: 17 inches in height; seat: 19.5 inches in height; overall width: 25.5 inches (open) and 10.5 inches (closed); weight capacity: 300 lbs
Description
Drive Medical's Rebel Lightweight Wheelchair is a durable and portable wheelchair that’s stylish too. Just 37 pounds, the lightweight and very maneuverable wheelchair is extremely easy to turn in even the tightest areas. The folding wheelchair comes standard with quick-release rear wheels, which allows you to easily remove the back wheels to fit tight places for storage or travel. Desk-style armrests flip up to make transferring easy. Manufactured by Drive Medical, a leading brand of mobility aids and medical goods for more than 20 years, the Rebel is a great wheelchair for long-term or temporary use.
Product Dimensions : 29.6 x 28 x 12 inches; 37 pounds
Item model number : RTLREB18DDA-SF
Date First Available : July 19, 2012
Manufacturer : Drive Medical
Best Sellers Rank: #397,822 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #225 in Attendant & Transport Wheelchairs #6,290 in Sales & Deals
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (877)
Item Weight: 37 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 27.5"D x 25"W x 11"H
Seat Height: 19.5 inches
Seat Depth: 16 inches
Turn Radius: 28 inches
Brand Name: Drive Medical
Model Name: rtlreb18dda-sf
Item Highlight: Lightweight Wheelchair with Swing-Away Footrest for Easy Transfers and Convenient Everyday Mobility Use
UPC: 822383270005
Warranty Description: Limited Lifetime Warranty
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 05
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Drive Medical
Included Components: Drive Medical Rebel Lightweight Wheelchair rtlreb18dda-sf
Item Nype Name: Tool
Model Number: RTLREB18DDA-SF
Manufacturer Part Number: RTLREB18DDA-SF
Brake Style: Push-to-Lock
Power Source: hand_powered
Wheel Type: Rear Wheels
Additional Features: FoldingOutdoorDesk Length Arms
Handle Type: Push Handles
Color: Red
Product Style: Modern
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 pounds
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I just went through a severe ankle break and was not allowed to put any weight on it for 3 months. So my Dr gave me crutches. Due to having a bad back they were way too difficult especially while wearing a heavy boot. I work in a huge building and couldn't get that far on them and with crutches you can't carry stuff or go shopping. This wheel chair saved me!!!! I kept it in my trunk and was able to lift it in and out with ease (with the pedals off) it's not heavy at all yet they pop right on and off. My 12 year old even lifts it in and out. So up till yesterday I've used it to go to work, store and even vacation at the shore. I'm 5' 3" and 185 lbs. this is great for on the go. The only issues I could see for someone else is the height. I'm short so anyone taller than 5' 5" forget this chair because your too tall for it lol There is no height adjustment. Also I'm not sure about someone who is chubbier than 200lbs. I wouldn't exactly call this sturdy. I've never felt unsafe in it at my size and I've used it every day but I fold it up next to my cubical once I get to work. My children have dropped it, banged it, or pushed me extremely fast through parking lots (they think they're funny) and it held up well. I just think that it's mostly good for easy transport not long term for someone who is disabled for a long period of time to use in the house and life in general. The other issue I can see is if your having someone push you. If they are tall it will be difficult to push you for long periods of time because the chair is so low. My husband is 6' 5" he said it was light and easy to push me but that having to bend down was hard on his back. When I quickly pop the legs off to put it in my truck id say it's about 35 pounds. It folds up extremely easily. You can pop the handles down easy. Oh one more thing.... When you get it the manual is in the pocket in the back. I thought mine didn't come with one so I put it together with out it lol but I found it later in the back pocket :) hope this hells because it would have helped me. I swear I read every review amazon had on wheel chairs lol
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2014 by Rachel
Love the style. I am 5'7 and 250 lbs (shhhh let's keep that our little secret) and it fits perfectly and I am comfortable in it. I needed it due to walking and balance issues. The arm rests are removable and for me at a perfect height and their is a pocket on the back of the seat. There is also nice size handles on each side of the seat to easily fold - I love that. When sitting you do not feel the handles at all. But it did shock me when we pulled it out of the box and had to put it together ... lol. I previously bought wheelchairs and they normally come fully assembled. However putting it together is actually very easy. The wheels simply push into the axle and can be easily removed by pushing the button and pulling if off so that is a nice feature especially for smaller cars.The smaller wheels were a simple push and click which does have two levels for height. The footrests you need to hold back the silver clip then slide the holes over the nubs and then swing into place and release the silver clip to lock into place. The foot rest also has numerous levels for adjusting the height of the foot rests - beautiful. My son who is 5'11 sat it it and he was very comfortable he also weight about 250. So I worried over nothing ... lol. Well worth every penny and I enjoy it greatly. Also due to spine issues I did need to get a cushion the cushion I got was Cush Comfort Non-Slip Memory Foam Seat Cushion - Spinal Alignment Chair Pad for Relief from Sitting Back Pain Just fyi for those who need one but it was comfortable without it but for me sitting a long time in it would make my pain worse which would happen with any wheelchair. Enjoy ... highly recommended. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2015 by Britty
Whatever decision lead you to this page, whether your disability is temporary or permanent, this wheelchair is an amazing product, With two injured knees I couldn't easily move on crutches without intense pain and exhaustion. The decision to invest in this particular product is one I won't regret. Several features drew me to this wheelchair. Increased weight capacity without extra bulk means a lighter chair that can be folded/unfolded by one person. Removable armrests, leg rests, and lowering back handles makes storage, transportation, and transfer a hassle-free process. Product is packaged well and only took fifteen minutes to assemble from start to finish, no tools required. Push button design means you can remove the casters, foot rests, wheels, and arm rests quickly and easily. The wheelchair practically glides as it rolls over most surfaces with little effort. Tight turning radius is a bonus for small spaces. Very solid, it can take some abuse without worrying about damaging components or the frame. The casters are large and can sometimes get in the way when rolling over small ledges like door thresholds, and this is my only complaint. Similar wheelchairs at a local pharmacy cost upwards $300. While the price originally drew me to the Rebel it is because of the quality that I will recommend this to anyone needing a wheelchair.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2014 by Illuminatus Shadow
I'm sitting in it right now. I used this wheelchair as my primary mode of transportation at work in a fish processing facility in remote Alaska for 7 weeks while I was healing from a bimalleolar ankle fracture. Fairly light, and collapses even though that wasn't necessary for my circumstances. Held up well at pretty high paces on the dock with bumps every plank. Still rides smooth and works well. I am now 95% recovered, but I still use it daily as a desk chair. Quite comfortable. Really, surprisingly comfortable. Can accommodate large dudes, I'm 5'10 and 230lbs. My coworker liked to sit in it as well when I wasn't using it, and he is around 5'10 and 265lbs. It has some road wear. One arm rest broke and I had to doctor it with 3M 5200, UHMW, linerless rubber splicing tape, and Super 88 tape. Then again, I doubt you will be running the refrigeration system at a freezer plant in remote Alaska working 14hrs a day in this chair. I put this thing to extreme use and abuse, and it held up pretty well. I did not travel with it much so I cannot comment to how it holds up in and out of the trunk of a car twice a day. I highly recommend. Comfy, fits in small and tight spaces, holds up to abuse, and pretty light. You can do some sick wheelies in it as well!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2014 by iBigChill
...cuz my wheelchair is painted black and red and awesome! I had spinal surgery in June and we had initially purchased a transport chair (all small wheels, the user cannot steer). That was really light and worked out well for traveling, but it was really irritating trying to go anywhere because I felt like I had no control. We purchased this one for everyday use, and I love it! I love the colors, and have even gotten compliments from people on the streets on how nice it looks. I got a little cushion to sit on and that makes it even more comfortable. I am 5'5" and 115 lbs and there is a lot of room for me to shift around. My husband likes it because he doesn't have to take anything apart or off of it to load it in the car, and he can still push me around, if I need him too. Be warned, it is not light. I am not sure of the exact weight, but we had to switch back to the transport chair when my 60 year old Mom had to take care of me because she couldn't lift this one. My husband isn't Thor or anything, <sigh>, and he can lift it alright. My only complaint is, I was a little weak after the surgery and the brakes were difficult for me to lock in place. At first, I thought they didn't work, but you just really have to crank them over. I think it is a great price for a nice chair, even though I hope I don't have to use it for much longer! I was also able to snap the cup holder from my transport on, so I can enjoy a refreshing beverage while I roll.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2014 by Jenny
Great sturdy wheelchair. Worth every penny! Wheels are made very well. It easy to maneuver. The handles fold down which makes it very easy to fit into a small car. It is a out 30 lbs but that's still on a lighter side for a great quality wheelchair!!
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2026 by Robabs
Love this chair! I have to add a disclaimer, which is that it is my first wheelchair, and not something I use every day. I had surgery and was in a Skilled Nursing facility for a month using their chair, but needed something once I got home to keep in the car for outings. I'm able to use my arms and feet to move around, so navigating this chair on my own is easy. Putting it together could not be simpler. Although it would be heavy to lift with the wheels, each wheel comes off so easily (just a press of a button) that even I can do it barely standing. Loading the chair without the wheels makes it light and simple, while making the chair substantial enough to be comfortable. I'm able to sit in this chair for hours without an issue. I had it shipped to me at the Skilled Nursing facility so they could show me anything I needed to know (though I selected it myself by searching on Amazon.) They were really impressed with it - the quality for the price and ease of taking off wheels - and they know wheelchairs. Love the red! It's a perfect chair for me, while I need it and for future needs, and can not think of a single thing lacking for my purposes.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2015 by moon
What's good about the chair : it looks good, it is not too heavy, not wide , fits most places. My chair arrived in box. I put everything together and for some reason when I push it ,the wheelchair leans to one side (to the left) just a little. I switched wheels right to left ,left wheel to right,but it still leans. I think the frame was a little bent causing the problem. Here's another problem I had with this chair. It works fine if you have someone pushing you all over the place. If you are not too tall and try pushing the chair yourself, every time you grab the wheels to push the chair forward your triceps keep hitting the 2 push arms. If you are a tall person your arm pits will clear the push arms and will work fine for you. I gave a rating of 3 stars because mine arrived a little damaged. I don't know if the frame or the wheels causes it to lean to one side a little when I push it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2023 by Carmine