Zip'r PC

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bob l. from grass valley, ca

He’s a fed up crippled old fart who’s tired of you erasing his review, twice. It was about a 4 o.a.

Easy to assemble, well made, a good power chair for the price.

Takes awhile to get used to the joystick.

lucian c. from la porte, tx (caregiver)

This chair is well made, easy to assemble, and seat reclines slightly. Well satisfied with purchase and will be used when going to the VA hospital.

the seat is comfortable

no storage, Monster Bag is too big and bag on back is impossible to reach. front wheels make getting off difficult. so wide that I bump into furniture and risk injuring my feet. I had a smaller power chair that had storage and was easy to maneuver but seat and platform too small.

jennifer c. from falls church, va

age 75, MS, use power chair almost all the time. can walk short distances with rollator.

Length of charge

Feels like it will tip over going down a ramp.

lauren c. from griffin, ga

79 yrs old. Week legs. shortness of breath.

Turn radius Battery life

Not sturdy Bolts need tightening often Was NOT easy to assemble, heavy

shirley a. from roanoke rapids, nc

67 YO Female w dxs as follows: Rheumatoid arthritis w chronic pain Diabetes, type 2, insulin dependent Charcot ft w tarsometatarsal fusion Stage

It is well-designed and the size is comfortable.

None so far.

roger f. from aberdeen, wa

89 years old. Very disabled yet can walk some with walker etc.

Sturdy, comfortable, well-made

Tiller is constantly getting hit (by me, my clothes, other people's clothes) causing chair to turn on (in some instances) and go forward unexpectedly. Even when I bend over in some instances, it jolts forward, because I have hit the tiller. One time it happened in the kitchen, and My hand was stuck between the chair and a kitchen cabinet, and I couldn't get at the tiller (hard to explain position). How about a flat tiller (sort of like the circle with the up/down and left/right design on most TV remotes? To me, this is the biggest design flaw. It CAN be very dangerous. On speeds 3 & 4, the chair will not go in a straight line, but instead veers from left to right. It is loud, making a loud WHIRRR. I have rented a slightly smaller wheelchair, but basically very similar, and it was extremely quiet compared to this one. I don't like it because when you enter a room, all eyes turn to you because of the noise. These are all small things, but if improved, would make this a much better product.

dayna t. from bloomington, in

I am a 63-year old female who is retired on disability. I recently had my left leg amputated after 14 years of leg surgeries and pain.

Like I said above, it is a fine machine

None

dick k. from riverdale, ca (caregiver)

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Its agility in a small household.

I cannot find any, but my husband is finding the steering difficult to adjust to. I believe his condition has something to do with it. It will just take longer for him to become familiar and with it, I sure he will succeed.

henriette d. from ashby, ma (caregiver)

My husband is diabetic and has ulcerated feet. He also has dementia.

Assembled with no tools.

Would like adjustable armrests.

robert b. from seattle, wa

65 years old, above knee amputee.

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Instructions are very confusing.

lynn r. from knoxville, tn

56 year old female with Spinal Stenosis.

Very good turning radius and range

The cable too short to the controller, can't raise the arm rest.

ronald m. from turtle lake, wi

I'm 68 and totally disabled I use this from the time I get up till bed (indoors and outside) and am satisfied so far.