2GX

Fairly light. The ease of removing the wheels, footrests and arms are good.

The armrests slump and require constant tightening. The chair is heavier than expected. The handles are too short and not height adjustable. I did not expect this from such an expensive product.

anne s. from santa monica, ca (caregiver)

It is used to transport a completely helpless woman.

I like the weight of the chair -- I can pick it up myself. It is so easy to use, and I love how easy it is to turn corners. The person I spoke to at SpinLife was great and helped me customize my chair. I appreciated the suggestions he made as this is the first chair I have purchased.

I wish the colors of the plastic on the chair could be the same color as the metal.

lorraine c. from highlands ranch, co

54 years old with Primary Progressive MS.

I have had several TiLite wheelchairs and all have been excellent

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kenneth d. from san antonio, tx

57 y/o paraplegic

Quality and durability. A wide variety of options.

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ramona v. from chicago, il (caregiver)

Individual with MS who cannot ambulate. Chair used as secondary equipment where an electric chair cannot be used.

Weight and ease of removing rear wheels makes this an excellent choice for those with reduced upper body strength. Quality of construction ensure years of use with minimal maintenance.

No real weaknesses and for a Titanium chair, not overly expensive.

kenneth s. from holts summit, mo (caregiver)

26 year old small in stature female with CP and hip dysplasia.

Very good looks. Basic chair very well made. Not as lightweight as I hoped. Removable rear wheels are excellent - can't believe how easy to remove and put on.

Attachments do not fit well - Removable arm rests (one works fine other sticks constantly), Anti-tip (one works fine other sticks constantly). These are important to allow me to fit chair on rear seat of auto while outside on one leg. Probably ok for a caregiver but still not easy.

henry p. from carolina shores, nc

71 year very active male who lost rt leg two years ago. No caregiver and drive myself. Needed wheelchair light enough to load myself onto rear seat

Lightweight, ease of wheeling or pushing

Bought a more expensive cushion with which I am very unsatisfied with, should have gone with the one that came with the wheelchair.

john s. from port moody, bc,

62,confined to a wheelchair 100% of time (spino-cebbular)

light Weight

overall build quality not what I anticipated

mark m. from little elm, tx

male, 70, temp paraplegic

It works

It is expensive

arnold r. from wellesley, ma

It's a good wheelchair- Arnold Reif, 87-year old retiree

Very light and easy to fold.

No arms and small wheels make it lighter, but it is does not always feel safe when pushed and larger wheels would be nice when traveling alone. But no arms and smaller wheels also make it light and portable, which is what I was looking for.

linda s. from columbus, oh

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It is very light weight. It is well balanced to perfection. The back folds down easily. I can remove the wheel chair while holding onto the luggage rack.

It isn't magic?

lucy w. from fletcher, nc

Quadroon-farresis, also known as an high functioning quadriplegic.

Several design innovations, like joined footplates, really give rigid chair performance. But the 2GX folding chair collapses completely and easily. The chair is good size with light weight and a very solid feel. There is plenty of flexibility in the possibility of adjustments of the components as well.

The single flaw i am experiencing is contact between the right wheel and arm rest/transfer loop. I've reconfigured the rear wheels but have not eliminated this problem yet.

donald e. from falls church, va

I am an active para, with 30 years in a chair. I use the 2GX as my primary daily chair putting it in and out of my extended cab pick-up several times