Comet 352 w/ Removable Desk Arms

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the arms did not come far enough so not able to use them to get in the chair

gary b. from peoria, az

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quality.

the legs of the chair are not out far enough for leg and foot comfort.

gerard b. from beachwood, nj (caregiver)

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good overall. We have not used it enough to say anything further

The foot rests ought to snap up against the chair frame when chair is folded, rather than swinging loose, thus having to take them off.

caroline hb w. from cambridge, ma (caregiver)

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michael g. from cleveland, oh (caregiver)

Sales people were extremely helpful in explaining the differences in models. Very knowledgeable

removable arm, ease in pushing

would like it to weigh a bit less, wish seat to floor were taller, but cushion helps

martha b. from greensboro, nc (caregiver)

56 yr. old, muscular dystrophy with generalized muscle weakness of legs

Sturdy. Fold-up/removable arms. Fold-down back. Looks nice.

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david c. from denver, nc (caregiver)

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Well thought out intergated feathures. Light weight and easy to push. Folds nicely with no special preparations, same with unfolding. Nice looking finish.

Hand brakes not sufficently effetive for our hilly terrain. Front wheels too small to negociate street and side walk irregularties easly, at times it become a three wheel transporter on uneven surfaces,especially at sidewall hadicap ramps.

dorothy s. from kearny, az (caregiver)

92 year old mother who is unable to walk more than fifty feet. Weighs 140 pounds.

Easy to roll. Light weight.

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patricia t. from tavares, fl (caregiver)

Parkinson' Disease for 12 years

Same as above!

Haven't found any!

reginald r. from newark, de (caregiver)

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Light, easy to store in vehicle and comfortable.

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randy j. from amarillo, tx

I am a 40 yr old father of two. I have muscular dystroph. I can walk but if I go to a store I need help.

Ease of transporting (wish it was lighter however)

Tipping backwards problem. Possibly relocating back wheels to change center of gravity. Occasional difficulty when closing chair.

virginia v. from morton, pa

age 73, unilateral amputee, can transfer by standing on one leg and holding onto two arms of chair.

light enough for me to lift. easy to push patient.

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susan c. from brooklyn, ny (caregiver)

male, pd, 71 yrs old