Comforter Series Extra Wide Heavy Duty 3-Position

Lifts me with ease

A little slow

ronald h. from lake city, ca

70yrs. cannot get up without help this; helps me so much

Quality of craftsmanship and materials. The chair works as advertised. The standard seat upholstery is very good.

The head rest bends my head too far forward almost choking me. The seat cushion is too rigid and hurts the tail bone after a long duration of sitting in the chair. When it is the only place one can sit after a surgery it can certainly make ones rear area ache a lot.

gary r. from fortson, ga

I am 6'5" tall, weigh 395, and just had a hip replaced. I sleep in this chair as well as watch tv evenings. It is uncomfotable

ITS CONSTRUCTION

SEAT S NOT COMFORTABLE. TOO HARD. HAD TO BUY A CUSHION.

vincent f. from long pond, pa

MALE AGE 70, WITH ARTHRITIS AND A KNEE NEEDING REPLACEMENT.

Sturdy; attractive; comfortable; an all around great product.

none

betty c. from verona, mo (caregiver)

My husband is 66; just had a hip joint replacement. He loves this chair. It fits him perfectly! He is 6' 6" tall and 380 lbs.

He loves his chair now that it is working properly and it really helps him get in and out of the chair with ease

The chair now that it is working properly i s excellent.

thomas m. from walpole, ma (caregiver)

My brother is 375 lbs and 6 3. He can bareley walk and the chair does help him a lot. He has trouble getting out of a chair.

Ease of use

Could do with some more padding in the back

billy c. from niskayuna, ny (caregiver)

It has been nice for my wife to use it, she is 50 and has cancer.

Good looks,ease of use, comfortable

None at this time. Have had trouble with chairs not holding up over time due to my weight. Time will tell if this was worth the extra money spent to buy this particular chair. That is the only reason I have not rated this chair higher.

tonda d. from belton, mo

I am a 56 year old, heavy set female with arthritis and fibromyalgia. I use a wheelchair most of the time. Pain makes it hard to be comfortable.

Strength of holding weight.

Hardness of seat.

david b. from gold canyon, az

Male retired over 400lbs problems with both legs.

Quality construction and design. Top quality materials and components.

Foot rest padding needs to be thicker. Seat back needs to recline further. Full recline should not expose backs of arm rests; i.e. arm rests should go back further so as not to create a pinch point.

kenneth r. from surprise, az

Mobility impared from MS.

Wonderful upholstery; very strong motor and controls; and dependable.

The control cord needs to have some way to connect the controller to a lab table or some other location within reach which would lessen the strain of having to retrieve the controller each time an adjustment must be made. As I am 6 foot 4 inches tall, it would be nice if the chair could be adjusted higher from the floor which would facilitate sitting and standing.

perry r. from port charlotte, fl

I am 69 years old; I am 100% service connected disabled under the VA; I am unable to walk and to use my upper premises to any appreciable degree.

The widenest and the ability to have the chair sit higher than close to the floor. Most people want to just get up out of chair, not push themsleves out

one more level of reclining.

dennis h. from fort atkinson, wi (caregiver)

My brother is a big man and cannot fit in traditional recliner

It operates very smoothly and lifts easily.

The seat & back padding are very indadequate to sit in the chair for more more than an hour.

douglas l. from allgood, al (caregiver)

My wife has great difficulty rising & walking due to loss of knee cartlege.