Sowell Lightweight Folding Travel Wheelchair with Removable Handles - Portable Transport Chair for Seniors & Disabled - Ideal for Air Travel, Shopping & Outdoor Activities

My daughter doesn't have the stamina to do all-day walking like theme parks. So this was the perfect solution when she couldn't stay in a stroller anymore (she is 8). It folds / unfolds very easily as long as you take care to move the arm bars and the locking hinges out of the way. It glides super easily over most regular terrains like brick, cement, street (far easier than our stroller did). And it accommodates her little brother on her lap sometimes too. Yes, as someone stated, the break bar is right behind the seat but when my child sits in it, it's behind her neck and so she doesn't touch it at all. If I sit in it (5,3"), I don't feel it unless I lean back; then the bar is uncomfortable against my upper back, around shoulder blade-height. I don't really use the breaks because I don't want to wear out the wheels (it's a metal piece that digs into the moving wheel), but it works well. We believe this thing would be perfect for our child if there was no break bar and no breaks. :) And while I suspect that the foam around the arms and handlebar will eventually start to wear and rip off - it hasn't yet. We've used it maybe a dozen times for half-day or all-day outings. It folds well and I appreciate the bag not to carry it around but to put it back in the car so the dirty wheels don't dirty the vehicle.