Zip'r PC

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Attaching controller cable to chair side

alfred r. from san mateo, ca

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The turning radius is amazing, makes it usable indoors as well as outside. Distance it goes on a charge is much better than most.

The thing that worries us most is the post that goes down through the foot plate. It protrudes so far underneath that it has hit high spots in sidewalks or places where there is no sidewalks, making it a safety factor.

marlene c. from lincoln, ca (caregiver)

52 yr.old male, injured in car accident years ago. Is able to walk in house with cane.

The price is very affordable.

The seat needs more slant; It's too easy to slide forward and the seatbelt is poor design.

jeffery g. from morano valley, ca

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Gives me back the ability to get around and enjoy each day

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diane e. from rexford,, ny

Disabled from lung problems and cancer

Looks well built. Easy to work on.

The way it's sold. People are afraid of putting together.

gene l. from bradenton, fl

75, chronic COPD, arthritis, dialysis

The seat and armrests are very comfortable. It truly "zips" around, getting through doorways, over bumps, and up steep ramps. It's turning radius is amazing. This is my 4th chair, and the best by far at ANY price. It arrived to our home fully charged. It holds a charge longer than my previous chairs. It was the best $1699 I ever spent, and I am so glad I found out about the Zip'r. I LOVE it!

Initially, the chair seat rotated left to right a little while in motion. My husband added a bolt to make it tight.

roddy r. from carlisle, pa

I am an obese 63-yr. old female w/severe DDD, DJD, lymphadema, etc.

Everything.....It`s perfect for me.

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william s. from aurora, me

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omer t. from russell, ky

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The seat is outstanding!

I dunknow!

kyle b. from roseville, mi

MS and granddaughters

Turning radius is excellent. Not having to charge the chair as often allows for greater freedom of mobility.

footrest and seat need to have greater flexibity and ease of adjustment. It would make the ride more comfortable and secure.

joan h. from tuscaloosa, al

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tight turning radius, good for small house, seat well padded, like the leatherette, like the flip-up arms

not enough adjustment heights of chair (I would like it lower)

virginia v. from morton, pa

73 yrs old unilateral, above the knee amputee. Can tranfer by standing on one leg and holding on to two arms

easy to use and can move in tighter places then the ones they have at the stores

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diann m. from bogart, ga (caregiver)

66 male severe back and leg problems.