Comfort Series Infinite Position

Double motors! Best feature!

Just that the arms are too low.

patricia c. from inman, sc (caregiver)

91 year old Alzheimer's patient with mobility issues.

Convenient

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jacquelyn m. from hawley, pa

Wheelchair use.

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The remotes is not easy to understand.

valorie s. from alexandria, va

I use the chair, just a regular person, no physical limitations.

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michael b. from gainesville, ga

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The chair is comfortable, and can be used as a chair in the day and is comfortable as a bed at night.

I would wish the footrest and the back positions were independent of each other.

theodore o. from argyle, tx

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sturdy ,like the covering, does what it advertises.

I find the seat is not as comfortable as I would like, it feels like the right side is lower than the left

carol f. from portland, ct

Age 81 with back ,foot and leg problems. Difficult to get up from sitting position.

Easy assembly without directions. Quiet, safe, not too fast or too slow.

Not perfectly comfortable or truly "infinite" position, though it does achieve full recline. I use a cushion to elevate my feet.

charles r. from pensacola, fl

77 years of age, 300 lbs., About 6' tall, poor leg circulation, limited mobility, some back, hip and knee pain.

Lifts quickly.

When you lift foot rest the back of the chair come more.

russell c. from las cruces, nm

72, have arthritis, helps greatly getting up.

Very strong and easy to use.

Hard to put together, does not fully recline.

fred c. from moyock, nc

Very hard to find the instructions to put the back on. Very hard to attach the back. Foot rest does not go above above seat back when reclined.