Quickie LX Custom
Fully customizable with seat widths ranging from 12"-20" and a variety of seat depths, caster and wheel options.
Sunrise / Quickie
(Model No. EILX)
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Discontinued
This product is either discontinued by the manufacturer, or no longer available at SpinLife.com.
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Quickie LX Custom: Review
I like the way the arms are connected, my old one you had to remove completely
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cheryl g. from port byron, ny
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alvina t. from santa fe, nm (caregiver)
John is 89. is paralized from the waist down
Quickie LX Custom: Review
Quality of parts.
No weaknesses.
linda v. from santa clarita, ca
49 year old, in wheelchair for 6+ years due to pain in feet and ankles. Purchased wheelchair for exercise, 2.3 miles a day in neighborhood.
A very well made chair
Lightweight, very well made.
Can not adjust height. Due to a misunderstanding, I thought I was going to get the adjustable wheelchair.
joyice m. from westfield, ma
Age 63. Amputee of left leg. PAD and back problems.
excellant advice and assistance from spinlife
comfort, portability and strength. Added a "rojo" pillow with rigid insert which has helped enormously
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doug j. from new york city, ny (caregiver)
Age 93 longtime rancher in Wyoming - very active, riding well into his 80's. various leg and spinal problems unable to use walker due to shoulder inj
Quickie LX Custom: Review
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tony c. from virginia beach, va (caregiver)
quickie wheel chair
chair is good; my skills at specifying not so good
integrity of design and components
product is fine. i am the problem, not understanding how to specify length of leg rests. i have a 2" thick cushion to compensate.
james r. from reinbeck, ia
arthritis in spine, age 71
This is a high quality product
Everything is outstanding on this chair.
I have not found a weakness yet.
roy l. from sumter, sc
age: 63
the chair is great. Lighter than our previous one. Only...
lighter weight, comfortable, incredible turning radius.
the locking lever is very stiff; hard for my mom to operate. Hopefully it can be adjusted or will loosen up over time. Width is too wide for a bathroom door opening in my mother's older home. not a problem in newer compliant homes.
randall b. from kaneohe, hi (caregiver)
Female, age 84. Severe Neuropathy in legs. Can only stand with the help of a walker to move from chair to bed, toilet, etc.
Most definitely!
Hardly any effort to push
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harriet s. from rancho sta fe, ca (caregiver)
A wonderful, functional product, easy to handle. Extremely light yet resistant
Quickie LX Custom: Review
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cass g. from waterford, mi
postpolio
Quickie LX Custom: Review
It is lightweight and has the foot rests that go to the side with the push of a button.
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kim k. from oakdale, ca
I am a 50 year old female with multiple sclerosis.
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