Cruiser III

Good value and simple

None yet

richard b. from middleboro, ma

68 year old MS afflicted male

Very well made

none so far

huey m. from fort worth, tx

Male, 75 very weak legs

It's lightweight, easy to fold and unfold. Fold-back arm rests to make it easy to get close to dining table.

Haven't found any yet!

mary b. from wilmington, de (caregiver)

My brother is the user of the wheelchair. He has limited mobility in his legs as a result of an auto accident 43 years ago.

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lisa b. from kingston, pa (caregiver)

84 year old mother who has Parkinson's disease

Frame is solid and durable. Seat materials should last a while.

Brakes are very stiff. Might be difficult for someone with limited upper body strength to use. Armrests are already getting knicks in fabric.

christina j. from el paso, tx

Late 40's female. Paraplegic for thirty plus years from spinal injury.

rolls easy for her

to heavy for me to lift into vehicle

leo m. from pigeon forge, tn (caregiver)

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tim r. from summerville, sc (caregiver)

being used until physical therapy kicks in

Folding, size, removable parts which allow my wife to move it around with her feet if necessary.

Heavier than I thought. My wife can't lift it into the auto

herbert b. from lusby, md (caregiver)

wife, 64 years old, severe back problems and 3 replaced joints

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marianna o. from deer park, ny

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Brakes work for now. New brakes. I can finely put my arm rest covers on and they stay. Made to overlap 1/4 inch on ends.

Brakes are really hard to push all they way forward to lock. Sides that are under arm rests are cheaply made.

cindy w. from rosemount, mn

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none

black rubber tires, seat digs into leg

ralph s. from newport beach, ca

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susan d. from san antonio, tx

Used for students in high school who come to see the nurse and need it.