Escort

The fabric on this wheelchair is more comfortable than vinyl and slips less in transport.

I would have liked the option of a seatbelt

marjorie n. from maple valley, wa (caregiver)

This is to be used with the Stair Trac stair climber for 2 young adults with severe physical disablilities

well made and easy to use

none, other then I had been told by the rep that the wheels were wider and the tread was deeper

marguerite k. from fort washington, pa (caregiver)

82 yo brain injured male. Ambulated with min assist to supervision with a rolling walker. Has cognative issues limiting his rehab

sturdy

too heavy, hard to fold

william (russell) h. from herrin, il

31 year old quad

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craig s. from stevensville, mi (caregiver)

mother,76 ,has ms

This is an excellent chair, well built, light, easy to get in a car trunk, top feature is how easy the footrests are to take off and put on, good chair except see weaknesses.

The handrims are very poor, they substituted a less expensive plastic composite handrim for the normal aluminum handrim pictured on the website, handrims are not round so my stroke disabled hands cannot grip the wheel sufficiently for easy mobility. I must pay extra for new handrims to make the chair work properly. Company tells me they do not stock rounded handrims like other chairs have. No refund on the chair as the chair was removed from the box and used to see if it works. Poor guarantee.

renee s. from east wenatchee, wa

age 54, stroke survivor, severe congestive heart failure, mobility disabled.

he said is very good

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evelin j. from durham, nc (caregiver)

he is living in El Salvador we sent your product to him,he is 43 years old and has no ability to walk after shoot almost 3 years ago

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patricia m. from baltimore, md

I am 51 years old, blind and have arthritis in my back.

Price is by far the most reasonable we have found; for a middle class family, the investment was substantial but possible. The chair collapses easily and stores well in our car for transport use, and the lock bar we purchased is a very sound extra. I feel this chair is SAFE, it will not collapse or shift, nor will the wheels "lock up" --something that often happens when using a wheelchair provided by a mall, grocer, etc.

The design of the chair may need attention, as it is difficult to navigate over a door threshold or across a soft surface like carpet. Because of the need for hard surfaces, it is relatively useless for home use--I am forced to use two canes to get the paper or mail, for instance; or I must ask my son or husband to help me out of the chair, walk it through/over the obstacle and then sit back down on the chair when it is back on tile or cement.

jeanine m. from valatie, ny

I suffer from UMCD and I have been severely injured using "loaner" wheelchairs at Museums, grocer, etc. The chair we purchased is fully collapsible, a

ease of handling

a seat belt would be a very beneficial safety feature.

stephanie w. from west memphis, ar

cerebral palsey

The chair seems comfortable for her. The nurses have noticed an improvement in her posture since she has had the chair. She seems to be sitting up straighter. The chair is very easy to push and the handles are a little higher than the previous chair she was in. this makes it easier for us to take her on walks.

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rebecca s. from frederick, md (caregiver)

90yr old female. very limited mobility. living in a nursing home.

The quality of the chair.

I really don't know of any.

joann n. from huntsville, al (caregiver)

This wheelchair is used for my Mother. She walks with a cane for a short time, and requires the wheelchair for events when she must otherwise walk fu

I literally ran the wheels off the last one. Yard work and tooling around in parking lots and cement surfaces, has convinced me this is a superior product.

levers for removable arm rests will release without notice. Folding seat will develop a difficulty aligning to grooves after time. Hand rail on new model is a semi-circle and does not conform to hands.

bret g. from overland parkj, ks

280lb amputee no foot