Tracer EX2
The Tracer EX2 is a high quality standard chair with options not available on other models.
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david l. from olympia, wa
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Good produc
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charles e. from floral park, ny
Most of the time in wheel chair. Sits on couch part of the day and goes in a chair for meals.
Would not recommend this. Not sure how long it will last.
This is one of the worst made manual wheelchairs I have owned. I was disappointed. But for $199 or $179, what can I expect?
Made in Mexico. I always thought Invacare products were made in the USA.
marion s. from eustis, fl
Not ambulatory. Am a post-polio patient. Only use the manual wheelchair indoors.
Seat too tall & material uncomfortable.
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In order to adjust the seat, you have to get a shop to COMPLETELY take it apart, adjust the height, in order to get the ratio correct. So, I move around by my tippy toes! Plus, it is uncomfortable. I use a cushion.
debra m. from san leon, tx
I am a 55 year old female stroke survivor. With no balance, I'm in a chair all day. I chose the WRONG model for my replacement chair.
Assembly is poor (made in China of course)
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Chair is not designed and assembled to prevent the user from putting their hands in the spokes of the wheels. Leather is not cut evenly to be flat and smooth to sit on or lean back on. But again chair was made in China.
william p. from canandaigua, ny (caregiver)
Physical disability
I expected a lightweight product
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Handles come off because they are bent slightly and button to secure does not hold.
mary anne b. from los alamos, nm (caregiver)
90 year old man, uses infrequently
Not too good.
Easy to use.
The brakes and seat belt.
joseph f s. from yorktown, ny
I use it every day, because I cannot walk.
Needs a seat belt
Inexpensive
Ñeeds a seat belt
annette w. from naiperville, il
I use this wheelchair. I am 86 years old and the chair ís fine, but it needs a seat belt as I feel like I'm slipping off.
This chair frame is too weak, resulting in the wheels...
Nice paint job
Frame is too weak to carry a load 30 pounds LESS than listed rating.
roy j. from st. louis, mo (caregiver)
Female, 79 years old, weight 215 lbs, unable to walk unassisted, currently in a nursing home.
This chair was below standard of others I have previously...
It is lightweight and reasonably comfortable to sit in.
This particular chair was not solid, the legs did not attach properly; it was simply of an inferior quality. I have bought this model chair a number of times over several years. Some have been quality chairs and served my purposes well. Others have been of inferior quality. This last one was particularly so. Besides being shaky, the vinyl upholstery was thin and would have lasted only a short time.
doris f. from grand prairie, tx
I use the wheelchair. Due to a car accident in 1961, I have been using a wheelchair for over 50 years. I buy a new one every 1-2 years.
Could not lower the seat because bolts were torqued too...
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Welds and torque of fittings.
sylvia c. from newport news, va (caregiver)
Stress fractures in both legs.
THE ABOVE IS NOT A GOOD WAY OF REPORTING QUALITY
THERE ARE NOT ANY, EXCEPT IT'S CHEAP. IN ONE WAY IT DOES MEET EXPECTATIONS. IT DOES PROVE THE OLD ADDAGE, "YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR".
POORLY CONSTRUCTED. BRAKES NOT ADJUSTED, AND DOESN'T WORK AFTER ADJUSTING. CASTERS DO NOT SWIVEL LIKE THEY SHOULD. THE WHEELS DO NOT ROLL VERY WELL. I HAVE ONE THAT IS EXACTLY THE SAME MODEL, MADE IN MEXICO, HAVE HAD IT EIGHT YEARS AND, IT IS A MUCH BETTER WHEELCHAIR. IT'S TOO BAD YOU ARE SELLING JUNK MADE IN CHINA! I PURCHASED ANOTHER FROM A DIFFERRENT VENDOR, JUST LIKE IT. IT IS JUNK ALSO. NEITHER OF THESE WHEELCHAIRS WERE READY FOR USE. FORTUNATELY, I AM A MECH AND WAS ABLE TO MAKE MODIFICATIONS.
david l. from oregon city, or
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