Pulse 5

Ride is very smooth.

The arms and seat are both a bit too wide. The chair is a little hard to get through doorways and to turn around in bathrooms. I wish the arms were width-adjustable.

james c. from jonesboro, ga

78 year old above-knee amputee since 20. I have worn prosthesis since 21. I literally "wore out" (my doctor's words) my right knee, so I use a chair.

Very stable. Very maneuverable and easy to drive. Seat can be adjusted low enough to accommodate those with shorter legs. Long battery life.

Not really a weakness but it takes a little extra time to perfect turning since the stabilizing wheels extend past the chair back.

sylvia h. from steubenville, oh

Petite 5'1" woman with progressive MS. Unable to walk. Previously needed a scooter for outdoors and a travel wheelchair for indoors. LOVE THIS CHAIR!

It is so well made. It is a comfort knowing I don't have to worry about it breaking down.

I have found no weaknesses in this wheelchair. It is very well made!

janis c. from bakersfield, ca

I am 68 with severe kyphosis & scoliosis. It has progressively made it impossible to walk. This started 16 years ago, and now must use a wheelchair.

It is heavy and made of stronger material.

I haven't had it very long.

james m. from dallas, tx

I am a 69 year old person with an left leg amputation and one right knee replacement that has been done two times, and going the third.

Small turning radius,good maneuverability, overall easy to understand and use.

Armrests a little too narrow to body.

john h. from deltaville, va

75yr. old man 6' 7" 200 lb.can't walk on own; formerly very athletic.

Tight turning, easy manipulation

Unable to recline back of chair

thomas d. from bellaire, oh

Partially wheelchair bound left leg amputee; insulin dependent diabetic, on hemodialysis, with ANA and SLE

High quality, Well built, easy to control.

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sandra o. from mount, tx (caregiver)

At 76 years of age, and a polio surviver, Sandra is completely dependent on her power wheelchair for mobility. The Sunrise/Quickie Pulse 5 is a wonder