9000 XT
Offset axle positions allow for greater adjustability of center-of-gravity which provides stabilty.
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9000 XT Custom: Review
light weight
brakes in a poor position and hard for older people to use.
nancy l. from austin, tx (caregiver)
My mother is 28 and found it difficult to use the brakes.
heavier to lift than expected
hemi height is good, quality of built, the safety belt is very helpful, the removable arm is most helpful to transfer her from wheelchair to bed or chair.
the extensions i was sent for the wheel breaks are incorrect, the metal plate that is the brake is too wide and can scratch the sides of an entrance.
patricia p. from oakland, ca (caregiver)
94 yo, unable to walk more than a few feet at any one time, lacks insight regarding her inability to stand up and walk alone and will try to get up, n
suitable
Not provided
chair moves during transfer; several smaller parts fell off within 2 weeks; drop-in seat not as sturdy as one previously used & not removable for cleaning
john a. from dunnellon, fl (caregiver)
paraplegic in seventies
I already have
My 1989 chair was an Invacare and lasted for 18 years, I hope this chair is a good. I love my quick release wheels! I love that I got to choose a color, purple my favorite and I love the fact that my chair is not as heavy!!
If I find any I will let you know,
terri g. from patterson, ca
48 years old, in nd out of a wheelchair since 1989 due to poor circulation if legs and feet. It was time for a new wheelchair.
9000 XT Custom: Review
Color and fabric selection. Ease of repair parts online.
Feet rest to much of an angle. She did not require foot straps on last chair but needs on this to to prevent feet from slipping off.
larry j. from jacksonville, fl (caregiver)
60 years old, female, very limited use of legs due to MS and heart valve replacement
9000 XT Custom: Review
Quality of product. Weight and ease of use.
None at this time.
alan e. from bemus point, ny (caregiver)
wife has limited ability to walk.
brakes are to short and to close to wheel
It is a nice chair and well made.
The brakes are too short and too close to the wheels. I have purchased the break extenters, but see no improvement. Other then the brakes, chair is nice.
gerda k. from santee, ca
Not provided
light and comfortable to sit in
Comfortable and light to use
None
agnes g. from e. sandwich, ma
61 year old female with charcot marie tooth and 2 knee replacements. Normally walk with 2 Canadian crutches.
I had to hire a tech to install lock extension and raise...
Well made.
I should have gotten a 17" wide seat. I canot use in my house.Very hard to manuver. This chair is a backup to my electric power chair.
warren h. from staten island, ny
I am 65 Years old and have motor neuron disease.
Nice chair, SpinLife was wonderful to work with.
Easy rolling. Fairly light weight. Fun color.
The adjustable armrest mechanism seems weak and likely to break.
mark t. from wakefield, ri (caregiver)
Elderly, 82 year old woman, located in a nursing home dementia unit. Minimally ambulatory.
disappointing
weight appearance choice of colors good backrest easy to control
seat arrived very slack causing hammocking which increases my discomfort, chair feels very narrow making me feel constricted, foot rests appear cheaply made cheap plastic would be surprised if they last long
dee h. from alpharetta, ga
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Great quality at a great price.
Great Wheel locks (we added extensions), Adjustable height/space-saver arm rests, Hemi height (15 1/2"), Hemi elevating legrests, great COLOR selection. My daughter got a RED frame.
I would not recommend getting the vinyl upholstery on the seat. It started to tear after being used only one month. My daugher only weighs 95lbs.
teresa l. from austin, tx (caregiver)
Wheelchair is used by 46 yr. old female with Neurological disorder (rare brain disease)who is unable to walk anymore.
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