Jazzy Sport 2

The joystick is very responsive and it is easy to control.

there no lights on it.

john w. from n.littlerock,, ar

the power chair is holding up good.when someone goes to buy one,you should send a salesman to measure the customer for the chair.

maneuvers easily

I have not found any weaknesses so far this seems to be a good value in this product.

raymond c. from guyton, ga

I am a 62 year old male with Parkinson's & two recent Back Surgeries with extensive work on my back during surgeries. My weight is about 215 pounds.

If it last as long as my last chair I'll be happy. Seems Pride makes a good product.

Doesn't move around as well as my old chair a Pride 450. But it cost a lot less so I guess I can't compare the two chairs.

jimmie w. from virginia beach, va

Age 78, can only walk a few minutes then have to sit down, have nerve damage in both legs, nerve damage started 16 years ago.

Easy to use. Tight turn radius. Comfortable

Joystick a little touchy.

merrill-ann b. from clearwater, fl

I LOVE this power chair. It’s easy to use and maneuver. The seat is so comfy you could sit for hours and your backside is not sore. It’s great.

Comfortable and easy to drive

I haven't found the free wheel switches

harold o. from scottsdale, az

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Easy to assemble. Easy to maneuver.

Arm rests are very unstable. Expect it to last maybe a year if you are a daily user. This chair is not designed for more severe spinal injuries. The technician never contacted me for "white glove" after the Spinlife staff kept trying to contact him.

michael t. from lebanon, tn

51 year old paraplegic uses it around the home.

It can make a 360 degree turn in a very small space.

I don’t like the black rubber on the fenders. I would prefer the whole fender to be shiny blue.

martha s. from knoxville, tn

I’m 77 years old and have Afib. In the early morning I like to use my Jazzy to take a ride around outdoors to get a breath of fresh air.

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The joy stick is very sensitive.

melanie a. from derby, ct

88 and disabled

Very tough. My husband is a normal size and he can transfer from power chair to car, table, recliner, etc but he puts a lot of weight on the arms. In cases where he has stood up he will sit back down really hard. Chair can withstand all that.

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faye g. from montgomery, al (caregiver)

73 yr old male that has had Parkinson’s disease since 2000

Easy Operation, looks nice, comfortable

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ed s. from lakeville, mn (caregiver)

79 year old woman with osteoporosis, my mother

size and manuverability

Poor traction transversing loose surfaces off the sidewalk.

charles w. from cedar creek, tx

Male age 64 parapalegic.

Its just right for indoor use but works well for outdoor use too.

For the money its right fit for my brother.

elizabeth w. from rosemount, mn (caregiver)

My brother who is 76 years old and does not of the use of his left side is using the power wheelchair. It seems to work very well for him.