Insignia

Lightweight and ease of use. This wheelchair gives me freedom to roam

Haven't found one yet

jim r. from amarillo, tx

I am fighting cancer , Crohn's Disease, Fibro-Myalgia, a neurological disorder that has not been diagnosed yet.

Durable yet lightweight. Only wheelchair with back angle adjustment without going to full reclining model

Requires tools to make back angle adjustment

bruce f. from alberquerque, nm (caregiver)

Used by a 94-year-old male who is semi-paralyzed.

The removable footrests, arms, and wheels.

The adjustable arm rests could be lower.

lawrence w. from lebanon, il (caregiver)

77 year old female with Primary Lateral Sclerosis.

Can adjust height of arm rest. The lock for arm rest is a big improvement over the 9000sl. Can remove the arm easy.

The hand grip on the rear wheel is too smooth. Your hand has a tendency to slip. I feel the diameter of the grip needs to be larger diameter

melva l. from grafton, va (caregiver)

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Very nice quality chair that is easily adjustable.

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tim r. from fort walton beach, fl (caregiver)

82 year old woman recovering from a hip replacement.

Detachable wheels, armrests and leg rests

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rita t. from los angeles, ca (caregiver)

My 85 year old mother who has arthritis in her knees.

This chair has many features and options you'd expect on a high priced wheelchair. The lower back allows my wife to go to a beauty salon to get her hair done. The chair is also lighter and easier to maneuver than her previous chair.

It needs to be easier to adjust the angle of the back and change the rear wheel height to the middle setting. We did have a problem with one of the quick release axles, but they promptly took care of it.

karen w. from weatherford, tx (caregiver)

62 year old female with mild tight CP.

It's an affordable, comfortable, full-featured wheelchair. It is lightweight, tight and easy to maneuver. It is a sharp looking chair.

It is hard to adjust the back angle. You have to move an axle sleeve before you can move the quick release wheel to the middle position. The left wheel came off with wife still in chair.

karen w. from weatherford, tx (caregiver)

My wife is 62 years old and has CP. She uses a wheelchair to get around.

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Needs padding if you have a bony bottom.

kevin c. from missoula, mt (caregiver)

Spouse, non-ambulatory, 56 years old.

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susan s. from vancouver, wa (caregiver)

My 72-year-old husband recently had his right leg amputated below the knee because of several health factors. We knew a wheelchair was necessary

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nancy d. from salisbury, md (caregiver)

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Very nice looking chair, had lots of nice comments on it

The footrests do not match the chair but thats ok

kent f. from winona, mn (caregiver)

My wife is 59. In jan. 2009 she suffered a massive brain anurisum and stroke leaving paralyzed on her left side.