Tracer SX5

Light, looks solid.

Have not found any

barbara b. from new york, ny (caregiver)

87 year old male, ordered off his feet to facililtate healing of a wound on the sole of his left foot.

Comfortable to use.

Fat front wheels make it harder to handle on carpeted floors in my building.

dennis s. from muscatine, ia

Male, 76 years old. I have difficulty walking and standing. Wheelchair is comfortable, easy to use, goes through the narrow doors of apartment.

Study but lightweight.

Haven't found any weaknesses yet.

roger b. from barre, vt

73 Paraplegic using manual chair to get some strength in my legs. I do not use the footrests.

Sturdy, not a flimsy lightweight chair by any means.

It is a little heavy, but still manageable.

jill j. from rockford, il

I live alone & deal with peripheral neuropathy that causes a lot of weakness and pain in my thighs, arthritis in my hips, and erratic blood pressure.

It's easy to maneuver.

none.

patrica k. from tucson, az (caregiver)

A 94 year lady who is my client.

The chair is lightweight, easy to fold, and wheels with ease. It's easy to transport, and is comfortable to the user. The seat is soft even without a cushion.

The rubber tires and the steel-wheel frame are close together and this causes the thumb to rub when rolling the chair causing a blister. The short desk arms make it difficult to attach the accompanying tray purchased for use with the chair.

deb n. from cardington, oh (caregiver)

The user of this product is 67 years old, a double leg amputee due to Necrotizing fasciitis (flesh eating bacteria). Uses the chair for work & home.

Meets all of our expectations.

Haven't found any.

milton d m. from o'fallon, mo (caregiver)

It is exactly what we needed. An excellent value-paid $240- if we had "gone through" MC we would have paid $40 per month/13 months.

Fairly lightweight.

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ralph t. from urbana, il (caregiver)

Can no longer walk, uses wheelchair daily.

Light weight

Little too much plastic parts, seat extension are weak.

ralph t. from urbana, il (caregiver)

Wheelchairs for sister who no longer can walk.

We already have one and there was no question when we ordered the second because of several levels in the home. Thank you.

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dolores c. from painesville, oh

I use the wheelchair. I am 83 and now have had 2 cancers.

Strong, comfortable, rolls easy.

None

don c. from alice, tx (caregiver)

80 year old with recent surgury.

Lite weight makes it easier to put into car

The arm rests should be extended forward at least 2 inches to help you lift yourself out of chair. Is there someway for me to exchange my arm rests for some that are longer? PLEASE ADVISE. 845-765-2050.

leonard c. from fishkill, ny

No longer able to walk due to post polio syndrome