Cruiser III

Well built and meets all my needs.

None.

cheryl j. from philadelphia, pa

Had this same chair before. Very pleased, needed a new one.

Fits through doorways well and accommodates patients of all sizes.

The front wheels are a little to close to the occupants feet.

aaron l. from grand rapids, mi (caregiver)

This was purchased for our office and is used by people of all ages and works well.

Lightweight, fits through doorways inside the house, stable for transferring from chair to wheelchair and back, good breaks, easy-to-use

A little hard to get into car when collapsed because front wheels turn sideways.

sally m. from reno, nv (caregiver)

An older gentleman who broke his ankle while hiking in the mountains.

Sturdy, moves easily

Footrest cannot elevate

romania j. from brooklyn, ny (caregiver)

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brian z. from madison, oh

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Good quality and ease of use for the user as well as the pusher.

Weight

emile r. from luling, la (caregiver)

Female, 68 years of age with CIDP, which has taken away her ability to stand, much less walk. Her hands also more uncontrollable

COMFORT - WEIGHT

BRAKES ARE HARD TO OPERATE

barbara m. from south bend, in

I AM THE USER OF THE WHEELCHAIR AND LIKE IT VERY MUCH. THE ONLY THING THAT I WOULD CHANGE IS THAT, FOR ME, THE RIGHT BRAKE IS TOO HARD TO OPERATE.

I have not used it long enough to comment.

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yvonne m. from marysville, mi

I use the wheelchair when I can't get an electric cart in stores. I have metatarsalgia and plantar facitis (very bad foot problems).

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mary h. from st. augustine, fl (caregiver)

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Looks to be very well put together.

Need to have the handles be collapsible too.

janet b. from augusta, wv

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rodney l. from tooele, ut

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It is light but strong and easily maneuverable.

So far, I've found none.

ed b. from las vegas, nv

I am an A/K amputee. I use the chair for mobility.