Retaoldth Transport Wheelchair with Cushion and Handbrakes

The Retaoldth Transport Wheelchair is a folding transport chair with a padded cushion, handbrakes and flip-up armrests. Its listed weight is 13.2 kg, and the listing describes a compact fold for storage and travel. Confirm the overall dimensions and the stated 300 lb capacity against the selected listing before purchase.

At a glance

Padded cushion has hook-and-loop fasteners and a zipper for foam access, according to the listing.
Folding backrest and frame are described as compact for storage in cars and narrow spaces.
Flip-up armrests can make it easier to sit close to a desk, table or counter.
The listing describes handbrakes with a parking function and anti-tip wheels.

Price

$235.95Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$275.97~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Flip-up armrests and a removable-foam cushion add practical seating flexibility.
A foldable design is intended to simplify storage and travel.
A rear pocket and reflective strips on the front wheels are described in the feature details.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	Retaoldth
Colour	Blue
Style	Compact

Dimensions and fit
Seat width	45.5 centimetres
Seat height	44.5 centimetres
Seat depth	40 centimetres
Seat back interior height	43 centimetres
Handle height	39.4 inches
Wheel size	6 inches

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	13.2 kg

Materials and protection
Material listed	Alloy Steel

Features
Brake style	Hand Brake
Special features	Foldable, Portable
Handle type	Push Handles
Warranty description	One-year warranty

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The overall dimensions are inconsistent: one listing field gives 105.5D x 55W x 100H centimetres, while another gives 105.5 x 55 x 100 cm; 13.2 kg. The listed 300 lb capacity appears in feature copy but is not confirmed in the technical details. Check the selected listing for the applicable dimensions and capacity before buying. The handle-height unit is stated as inches, while most other measurements are in centimetres.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People seeking a push-assist transport chair for outings, shopping or travel, with a foldable design.
Buyers who want flip-up armrests for closer access to desks, tables or counters.
Shoppers who prefer a padded seat with hook-and-loop attachment and access to the cushion foam.

Less suited to

Anyone needing a confirmed overall size or weight capacity without checking the inconsistent listing details first.
People looking for a self-propelled wheelchair, as the supplied details describe push handles and a transport chair.

Retaoldth Transport Wheelchair with Cushion and Handbrakes · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 29 ratings

5 stars72%72%
4 stars23%23%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars0%0%
1 star0%0%

The supplied evidence contains aggregate ratings but no customer comments, so it does not establish why buyers rated the chair as they did. The overall rating distribution skews positive, with most ratings in the five-star category, but this small set cannot confirm comfort, braking or folding performance. Buyers should compare the listed seat measurements with their needs and confirm the conflicting overall dimensions and stated capacity.

Frequently asked questions

Does this wheelchair fold for storage?

The listing describes a folding design with a joint between the backrest and seat cushion, intended to reduce storage space.

Can the armrests move out of the way?

The feature details describe flip-up armrests that can be lifted clear for closer access to desks, tables or counters.

What should I verify about its size and capacity?

The overall dimensions appear in two different formats, and the 300 lb capacity is stated in feature copy rather than the technical specifications. Confirm both details on the selected listing before purchase.

Does it have a parking brake?

The listing describes handbrakes with a parking function. This is a manufacturer claim, not an independently verified performance assessment.