LiteRider Envy

Easily maneuvered. Can be taken apart and put in back of wagon for transporting.

The armrest material breaks easily and leaves chunks around where it met the wall or side of cabinet.

john p. from barre, vt (caregiver)

John just turned 80 and has been living with Parkinson's Plus for several years.

Able to be accommodated my height issues.

I have not found any thus far.

valerie j. from queens village, ny (caregiver)

My daughter who is a 36years of age, very independent, but lately had been deal with nerve issues. She could not push her regular wheelchair

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charles p. from mesa, az (caregiver)

Female, 57 years old, limited use of legs

Not ever having owned a $3000-$5000 machine, what more could you expect from a power wheelchair that turns on-a-dime and flys when needed. This machine is A-OK!

There are two weaknesses as far as I can see: 1)slow speed in the house is a-little-too-fast and 2) the bolt that sticks out when the foot rest is raised needs a rubber cover.

james l. from searchlight, nv

A beautiful machine. Glad Spinlife is now carrying it.

rear-wheel drive

tires too small...doesn't cross thresholds easily.

brenda l. from bonaire, ga (caregiver)

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