BeasyTrans Easy Transfer System, BeasyGlyder, Easy Wheelchair Transfer Board

Fantastic slide board! Works perfectly, and is great for individuals who shouldn’t use standard slide boards due to shearing forces. This is especially important for those recovering from pressure sore surgery. Easy to use and durable, and worth the expense. Everyone at the facility I was at loved the board and wanted them for all the facility! Now that I’m home, I use it daily and even take it with me when I know I’m going to need to transfer while I’m out. It’s slightly more cumbersome to handle when out and about than a standard transfer board, but again, the ease of use and lack of shearing forces make it 100% worth it.

It is a little longer than the typical transfer board and the sliding round seat makes a world of difference in moving from the wheel chair to every other place a wheelchair person has to move to. It may be somewhat expensive; but, It is well worth having when the patient can't put weight in his feet to stand. It is so much easier for both the patient and the care giver. Don't be concerned about the strength and quality. It is extremely well made of strong PVC. I was the receiver a 120 mile per hour, head-on collision, which most can't believe I survived. I sustained 9 broken ribs, two of which punctured my lung, broken right ankle, muscle damage to my left leg, neck trauma, brain concussion, and massive breakage of my entire pelvis region. My entire pelvis region is now and forever more being held together with a 12 inch long, steel bolt, steel plates and 26 steel screws! It has been 3 months since the person crossed the center line and plowed into my pick-up and Doctors say it could very well be another month or so before I can even begin to put any weight on either of my feet. With the use of this amazing transfer board, I am able, with some help from my life mate, transfer from my wheelchair to anyplace I need to be. It's great for all transfers including into and out of the car. Remember, the transfer surfaces need to be within 3 inches of each other for best results. This is well worth the cost! Rodger Morales Lake Havasu City, Az.

This transfer board really made transferring my mother from her wheelchair to bed and toilet much easier on both her and family members. The board is the best we have used compared to other boards we have tried. The only negative comment I can make about the board is the cost. I think the cost is high for a transfer board.

Long enough to make transfers out of the car easy! Much easier than a regular slide board. My mother has excellent core strength and this makes her a breeze to move. I love this however if someone is not able to hold themselves up than this board would become challenging and potentially move that person to quickly!

Had a hard time getting my husband up on the circle slide even with the grip pad. Product well made.

Purchased to transfer a disabled elderly person to and from a wheelchair. Arrived with a tiny plastic piece chipped off, not sure from where. Works as advertised for a person with significant mobility impairment with one or two people assisting.

Product did not work. I would sit on wheel but wheel did not move causing to me to slide over without the wheel. I been using transfer boards over 40 years so I’m not new to this. Thought this board had a great idea. I do not sit straight up which may be the problem with this type of board. Also this board was a little short for my needs, like just 2 inches short. I bought this board through Amazon. So I was not worry should I have to return it. But there is no return when I went to my orders and the retailer has not answered me back.

My husband found out about the Beasey board when he was an inpatient at a physical therapy rehab center. He was more comfortable with the size and shape of the Beasey board than with the standard wooden transfer board. The Beasey board's extra length provides added security especially when the patient is just learning to transfer from bed to wheelchair. The sliding disk facilitates the move while still requiring the patient to use his/her muscles to make the transfer. He highly recommends the Beasey board. It is more expensive than the traditional wooden board and Medicare does not pay for the Beasey board. It is worth the additional cost!