Pronto M41

The Pronto M41 works well in fairly confined spaces and affords me mobility and socializing situations inside and outside the home.

As yet I haven't found a downside to the Pronto M41; it has met all my personal expectations.

deedra c. from sandusky, oh

I am a 67-year-old female with fairly good coordination and strength who is able to walk, albeit slowly and painfully, and who wanted a way to move

short turning radius

I need a carrier in front for mail, etc.

freeman g. from santa barbara, ca

leg disability. Have been using rollaror and walker

turning radius works well in my mobile home.

have not found any yet

alice p. from magnolia, tx

80 yr old female unable to walk much because of serious back problems

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It is too easy for it to go too fast in the home. The turtle does not slow it down, and it is too easy to run into things.I love it but have to be sooo careful to not run into door ways and furniture.there should be a way to slow it down besides with the hand control.

louise b. from bolling green, ky

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Ease of use and maneuvarabilty. Perfect for small areas with tight spaces.

Needs a light for seeing in low light areas. Needs a device to help lift the footrest. Needs rubber or something to protect walls and woodwork from the axles on the wheels.

james p. from sugar grove, oh

67 years old with end stage COPD.

One word Quality

None

palmer f. from eureka, ca (caregiver)

My father is 90 and wanted a chair not really meeting the medicare guide lines he was forced to purchase one on his own. The local dealer said the go

Compact

Difficult to back up in order to exit a rear door entry van- Guide wheels too big to turn in narrow spaces

john m. from long meadow, ma

age/76-disability/partial paraplegic-prostate CA

Responsiveness to joystick input, quick turns on limited space due to short turning radius, motor feels powerful and does not require frequent charging of the battery.

Difficulty steering straight when reversing directions. Footrest too short, half of foot sticks out toes unprotected, c an get hurt if bumped against wall or any obstruction.

rogelio p. from carol stream, il

Female, 63 years old, stroke left entire right side weak, very limited unassisted mobility, her right arm has movement but due to weakness is practica

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rogelio p. from carol stream, il

Female, 63 years old, stroke left entire right side weak, very limited unassisted mobility, her right arm has movement but due to weakness is practica