Wheelchair Storage Bag, Double-Sided Armrest Pouch with Cup Holder and Reflective Strip, for Wheelchairs and Walkers (Gray)

Those of us in a wheelchair have things we need to carry with us. These organisers are great to carry water bottles, billfolds, phones, keys & a lot of things most people never think about. It makes our lives much easier,

Now I am very picky, been a c4 quadriplegic over 20 years . I miss my old arm rest bag & have looked for it for years just to see it’s no longer available. I watched a buyer’s video on here & he was 100% correct. This bag is best fitted on a power wheelchair. The length is too long for your joystick side unless you have a long arm & a Wc that was made wrong lol . We all know many assembling our Wc’’s are swapping parts & no clue how to even make the seat base flat so we don’t ruin expensive cushions that insurance likes to deny .. though so needed . Boat seats btw are not Wc seats. This bag was simple to put on my left arm rest . I can’t use my left arm/ hand so that’s huge. Every zipper , opening is awesome . Where it looks like snaps exist, it’s Velcro . I don’t put things of value on the outside & having the inside section meets my need to be safe. I can put a 24 v 2 amp portable charger I bought on this site , in the outer zippered area. I placed Wc stuff , pens , scissors, adaptive stuff in the Velcro section . I still have space to place undergarments lol The inner section being zippered is so smart. My old bag had Velcro & was so hard to open & close it . This wrap around the arm rest style allows my expensive armrest to last longer , not affected by heat, rain & chemicals . The centered pull handle is flat - just bulges a tad & that can be Velcro’d down or cut off . I will leave the handle & this permits me to dangle stuff around it as the object hangs one either side. .. like a cell strapped using a longer lanyard. If I fall it’s within reach :) . I hung my phone on the joystick & that isn’t the best place , it helped at a hotel where their shower chair had worn uneven leg caps & I slid to the drain - flipped onto my tail/ spine.. their replacement chair was missing black caps on the legs! So, it’s so critical to have things within our reach . I feel my phone may be conflicting with my joystick .. now I get to use the handle / strap on this new bag.(I was paralyzed by a spine device the manufacturer & sales rep knew it hadNo cervical patent - so - no, the shower fall was not how I became a quad :)I bought the black bag with the silver striping. On a black chair it blends vs having a safety issue.Previous bags cost much more & not as big . .. not as awesome.You could place double sided piece of Velcro on your object of choice & on the armrest part of this bag .If need be, it’s easy to remove this bag by the handle / strap -lifted up & glide it off .My plan is to buy another bag - cut a slit / section & secure the bag below my seat , behind my legs .The joystick armrest needs a small modification- add a strap to fasten onto the frame of the backrest , or — at the armrest & backrest where the armrest can be lifted up The shorter armrest beyond the Elbow isn’t so important.A zipper pull that is like a longer lanyard would have been great for the inside zipper . Placing the bag on the left armrest positions the zipper beyond my backrest . Perhaps why power wheelchairs were not marketed ?? Easy fix all the same .Btw, Un hook the latch on both end straps & put this bag over a handicap grab bar ! No one markets the grab bar where our things could be safely in reach . Bit of a design change & this bag would be great over a shower grab bar .. car armrests too . We do have adaptive vehicles )Thank you so much / I will brag about this bag & spread the word .Thank the man on your review with a power wheelchair by gifting him another ! I had this bag in my saved with so many others for over a monthThis was folded into a poly bag placed in a box with other items .No issues .No issues with next day shipping :)You c

The bag works well as specified in hanging over a wheelchair arm. It seems sturdy enough and has lots of pockets. A big design flaw, however, is that all but one smallish pocket are envelopes. That means it can hold nothing substantial. If only one of the large pockets was designed to push out - maybe at the back (underneath the chair arm) where it wouldn’t cause the wheelchair to be wider, it would be a great wheelchair bag. Big missed opportunity.The second design flaw is that it only really hangs properly on a manual wheelchair. On electric wheelchairs where the arms lift, there is nothing to prevent it from sliding around. I solved that with Velcro straps to attach to other parts, but it’s annoying.

I couldn't figure out how to keep it strapped on top my mobility scooter without it flying off on the highway.

I love the profile of this bag! It doesn't stick way out and doesn't catch on things like my other bags which hung by a strap and got caught on the door jab when I entered or left the wheelchair van. Inevitably the strap would tear on the door jab and the bag became useless! Even the van drivers have commented on how much better it is compared to the other ones.

Fits well enough on motorized scooter arm rest. Was pleasantly surprised that it fit even better, very well in fact, on the rollator, especially since the product pictures clearly indicate that it won't fit one. I was concerned that the weight of a water bottle would cause the whole bag to tip forward, but, once lower straps are secured, this did not happen. We did not need to use the middle straps. The fact that it can be removed to become a sort of carry bag is potentially useful. The gray color was better than I expected. In the picture it looks light and uniform, so I feared stains might show up easily, however the bag is actually more of a medium gray with a pebble-like pattern so stain fears allayed. BIG AREA FOR IMPROVEMENT: most people who need one of these probably are in the situation we find ourselves, i.e. you want to be able to remove that bag at will, but you CAN'T because even using two hands you lack the major amounts of finger strength necessary to press in the release tabs on the ridiculously, and moreover completely unnecessaryily, strong snap buckles. It's not like you're hanging 50 pounds on it. Eventually we resorted to a tool, which broke the buckle which then had to be glued (see red circle drawn onto close up picture). After it broke, it was easier to press, but come on, that's not how it you should design something for the elderly. Thus, while the manufacturing workers appear to have performed adequately to deliver satisfactory dimensional and sewing quality, the product design seems to have followed a typical path: "looks" ok, but absolutely no testing or market research. When I say 'typical path,' I'll leave it to you to guess where it was made and, consequently, under what style of corporate management.

I BOUGHT THIS FOR MY MOTHER INLAW. SHE NEVER LEAVES HOME WITH OUT IS. SHE USE TO HAVE A BACKPACK ATTACHED TO THE BACK OF HER WHEELCHAIR WHICH MADE IT HARD/CONCOMFORTABLE FOR HER TO GET TO IT. NOW SHE CAN RUN HER ERRANS WITH EASE.

Bought it for a friend in a wheelchair and he loves it! Holds several different items

Fits all my things

My godson has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair. He just started big school and needed something for his phone, keys and laptop etc this fitted perfect and he loves it. Good quality and sturdy.

So the description states this is a:-Wheelchair organizer storage bags. Double-side armrest pouch tote with cup and reflective stripe for manual or electric wheelchairs and walkers - Black.I must admit I made a booboo at first because I thought this would help my dad beore independent in his big wheelchair or his seated zimmer. Not knowing that when you look at the instructions they are the 2 mobility items that this item isn't suitable for.But they do fit his in house zimmer, which I have attached it too, because now instead of having things all over his side table, we have found a space for most things within this holder. Because its double sided, you get double of what you would normally store. With 12 pockets, bottle holder, zipped pockets for safety to make sure the little ones don't take anything they shouldn't.*** Size:- 16.5" x 13", Includes 12 pockets.*** Made of:- * Nylon * Waterproof function, * Zippers, * Adjustable straps.

Excellent storage, in fact it has more pockets than I need making it possible to put essentials in their own space for ease of access.Seems completely waterproof, only been out once in the rain but it was very heavy and no water got in.Fits my Drive powerchair OK, slightly long for the armrests but I did expect that as the dimensions in the description are spot on.Only downsides are the handle on top can be irritating as its in the middle of the armrest and the straps to fasten it are too long on the unadjustable side meaning I had to wrap them around the tubing and then do the same with the adjustable ones or else the bag flapped like biggles scarf.Would recommend this bag though, excellent.

Best buy for safety while out in wheelchair. Didn't like pocket at back of wheelchair and needed somewhere other than lap for phone, car keys etc.Had a good look online comparing various versions but this looked sturdy enough to cope with Bonfire season in Sussex and hold a mug of coffee as well, shh but a wee dram in coffee keeps you warm watching fireworks, dressed as a pirate!Thoroughly recommend for wheelchairs, even folds up with mine so no faffing putting on and off.