Infinity LC-525 Infinite Position

Good construction and available heat and massage.

Instruction/assembly manual is poor and hand control is poorly designed. Buttons should be bigger for disabled persons and the inclusion of a "lock" button is a mystery to me.

michael r. from capon springs, wv (caregiver)

My 70 year old wife has MS and is unable to walk, so the lift chair is important to maintain her function.

Helps you get out of your chair.

Moves too slow, makes a spring and clunk noise when operating. Liked our old one better that was just one toggle switch.

earl m. from hemet, ca

Had one before

Functionality, sturdiness, comfort.

So far, I have found no weaknesses in this product.

cheryl t. from canyon country, ca

59 year old female with osteoarthritis in both knees. Obese.

The fact that you can find multiple positions, and not just 3.

Haven't found one yet.

debbie s. from arlington heights, il (caregiver)

86 year old male with Parkinson's disease and pulmonary fibrosis.

Built to order for me. Solid, comfortable and easy to use with the remote control.

At this point I see none.

jim v. from garnett, ks

85 years old, can barely walk. Back and leg problems.

The heat and massage

None as of yet

marvin n. from mammmoth springs, ar (caregiver)

Age - 87 Disability - paralyzed on entire right side LOVES HIS NEW CHAIR

Height from floor helps to get up, lift helps too and will become more important later.

None observable.

thomas l. from boise, id

Age 83, losing mobility

I like the infinite positions. Since my ankles swell, I can adjust the chair so that my feet are elevated to heart level. I also like the heating feature. It helps my back.

So far I don't see any definite problems, except that I'm concerned about the stitching in the seat. It seems to be loosening.

carol w. from mobile, al

I am a short, rotund female with joint problems. It is hard for me to get up from a standard recliner, plus my being short and overweight

Very solid frame and mechanism, no 'slop' whatsoever. Controls are simple and easy to operate. I have been pleased with my Pride scooters and wheelchairs, and hope that this recliner serves me as well as they have.

Kind of disappointed in the head rest, as it is not quite right for me; I have to use a small pillow in most positions. Also, I wish there was a "turbo" mode, i.e. a two-speed operational mode. I understand how some people might not want it to recline and lift too quickly, but I find the slow speed to be a bit irritating at times. But those are minor and picky complaints for a chair that's otherwise great!

fabian r. from flatonia, tx

I am 67, had paralytic polio at age 7, legs affected most. Made 90% recovery, but post-polio syndrome weaknesses and regression began around age 45

Ease of use

None so far

david g. from smithton, mo

Age 66 just had knee replacement

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kitty w. from montezuma, ks

72 year old female; COPD; Obese; Diabetes; chronic swollen legs; pretty much housebound.

Low cost and fast availability. Would be much better for someone with more mobility

Flexibility in setup or design to accommodate different size individuals

glen f. from dunlap, il (caregiver)

76, limited mobility