Insignia

Quality of metal, fabric and rubber wheels.

Assembly by Invacare. It is required to have an authorized technician adjust the back angle – you can’t do it yourself. Tools and manual provide inadequate instructions for assembly and adjustments.

robin h. from winston salem, nc (caregiver)

95 years old, can walk no more than twenty feet.

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Needs padding if you have a bony bottom.

kevin c. from missoula, mt (caregiver)

Spouse, non-ambulatory, 56 years old.

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susan s. from vancouver, wa (caregiver)

My 72-year-old husband recently had his right leg amputated below the knee because of several health factors. We knew a wheelchair was necessary

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jonathan c. from bardstown, ky (caregiver)

54 years old. Degenerative nervous system disorder. Very unstable walking

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nancy d. from salisbury, md (caregiver)

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Very nice looking chair, had lots of nice comments on it

The footrests do not match the chair but thats ok

kent f. from winona, mn (caregiver)

My wife is 59. In jan. 2009 she suffered a massive brain anurisum and stroke leaving paralyzed on her left side.

The adjustable axles which are quick disconnect. Height adjustable handles and arm rests. Light weight for transporting and durable material for seat and back rest.

We are happy with it so we can't think of any weaknesses.

michael m. from washburn, il (caregiver)

I bought this for my wife due to current health issues. She said it's very comfortable.

The whole package

no

anthony a. from vacaville, ca

Has lower back pain

Everything

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larry b. from geneva, mn

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Ease of use and the features such as the moveable arms allow you to work at a desk or eat at a table.

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rebecca j. from catonsville, md (caregiver)

My mother-in-law is 92 and loves the chair. She was using one from the retirement community she lives in, but it can't compare with this one!!

Lightweight and easily transportable.

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eben t. from manassas, va (caregiver)

Physical disability

Good wheel locks, Reversible armrests. Quick release wheels.

Feels very heavy, and have trouble propelling it by myself. It was bought just to keep in the car for ease of travel, but next chair will definitely be a Quickie instead.

amanda d. from des moines, ia

56 year old arthritic.