Cirrus PR-508 with MaxiComfort

The Cirrus PR-508 is all that it says it is. All of its features are great. I would recommend this chair to anyone who has a lot of trouble getting up and down.

The real weakness to this chair (cirrus PR-508) is the depth of the seat and the arm padding. If this Cirrus PR-508 had more padding to the arms and something to grab onto it would be much easier for my husband to get in and out of the chair. If the arms were a little higher, he would not lean over to one side more than the other. My husband has a lot of problems with his joints in his elbows, wrists, knees and hips. The arms are very narrow and not enough padding in the arms for him to comfortably be able to get in and out of from his wheelchair, but after he gets in it, he loves it.

donna f. from salisbury, nc (caregiver)

My husband has physical disabilities, not being able to get up and down like he wants, but he sleeps in it, watches TV, absolutely loves it.

Easy to use and comfortable

The distance from the wall. Would like to elevate legs without having to be so far back

norma a. from foxburg, pa

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ruth a. from silver spring, md (caregiver)

We love this chair! Very comfortable, easy to use and color is perfect. My husband does it by himself. Looked all over before buying this one.

Physical comfort and adjustability

Mechanical operations, it clicks and shatters like loose bolts or some thing

heinrich g. from slidell, la

Limited physical attributes

ease of use. and setup

none

joan p. from ashford, wa

72 years young,

Ease of use. Comfort

it 'drops' (the foot area) when going to a lift position, which isn't normal, but doesn't seem to effect the chair

josephine s. from englewood, co

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Range of positions and speed of response. Coiled spring seat support.

Need for two wands if optional features are purchased. Side pocket wand storage access difficult for arthritis limited users. Learning curve with wands. (Memory positions very helpful.)

philip p. from grand rapids, mi (caregiver)

female, age 83, balance, stenosis and arthritis problems.

Ease of use and the infinite positions she can enjoy

Would like for the arms to be a little higher

lisa s. from saint albans, ny

Bought it for my 95 year old grandmother who no longer likes to sleep in bed because she suffers from severe vertigo and is afraid she'll topple over

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unable to watch tv because it is too far back with glasses.

kenneth h. from roaring spring, pa

I am 66 years old with bad knees.

The way it lays all the way back.

The remote holder isn't easy to use. It doesn't stay in the holder and if you are laying back, its hard to reach on the floor! Needs something better!

maureen m. from elkhorn, ne

I bought this Lift Chair because I no longer can sleep in a bed. It is so comfortable. I love it!

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eliane k. from north palm beach, fl

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operates with easy controls.

limited space under chair to put a tray table. direction of initial set up of wires and plugs not very clear.

robert s. from west orange, nj (caregiver)

82 female needs a little help getting up and out of chair, spends a lot of time in the chair.