Tracer IV

Gives her more room

To wide to fit thru our bedroom door. But we bought offset hinges for the door and that solved the problem.

barbara j. from alamo, tx (caregiver)

Her age is 77. Her disability is she is paralyzed in her Left leg and her right leg doesn't work very good. She also has arthritis in both shoulders.

Lesser quality brands don't hold up as well. This chair never gets loose in connections, has great welded points, strong upholstery, comes with wide and DEEP seat sizes!

It's on the heavy side when lifting it into my car.

margaret d. from escondido, ca

aged 63, disabled in feet, low back and leg, walks but not a great distance, manual wheelchair rides on back deck of car, used to shop, recreation

Comfortable for rider and easy to push.

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sharon m. from klamath falls, or

81 year old female who has a hard time standing and walking for very long.

Sturdy, comfortable wheelchair.

Did not include ankle straps on foot rests and these had to be ordered separately.

david m. from miami, fl (caregiver)

The end user of this product is a 86 year-old male with cognitive decline and mobility issues due to spinal stenosis.

Easy for user and transporter.

User should have ordered the longer arms so the user can get out of the chair with ease.

michele m. from menomonee falls, wi

77 year old with extreme arthritus in legs

Weight capacity and ease of use.

Rather heavy when lifting into a car.

linda g. from chuluota, fl (caregiver)

age 66, female, severe arthritis

Foot rests go up easily.

Arm rests had to be reversed

linda g. from chuluota, fl (caregiver)

68, obese, arthritic

Price, weight of chair

Plastic side panels. They break after a year of use. I then take the chair to a welder and have him put metal bars in.

karen r. from naperville, il

67, ankle and spinal fusions. Able to walk very short distances, use my chairs for everyday activities.

I like that this chair is heavy duty. I've not tipped over or fallen out of this chair.

I can feel the metal bars under my seat and they press against the backs of my thighs. I've had to put a pillow there... Maybe its where I live, I don't know, but the static I build up, really makes me get a shock from anything I touch, including people. The leg peg parts are not very stable and the screws are loosening up to fall off, I've had to reinforce with foam, because, my legs rub on the sides of my knees, wears me out fast, doesn't feel good.

richard w. from simi valley, ca

45, neuropathy, left foot amputee

It's very light compared to other bariatric chairs.

The front wheels are small, so if you come up to any kind of threshold you have to "pop a wheelie" to get over it. The plastic side panels under the arms are kind of annoying and fragile since hers have already cracked.

nicole b. from vancouver, wa (caregiver)

My wife has MS and was in need of a new wheelchair since her old one was worn out.

Flexibility and comfort.

None.

joseph g. from amherst, oh

Male, 62 years old, 6'3", 300 lbs. Foot problems.

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jerry m. from clarkrange, tn

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