9000 XT

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lore w. from amityville, ny

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ease of use and size to get into standard bathroom, easy to load

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christy w. from junction city, or (caregiver)

my mother is a small woman that was more petite than the wheel chairs that we could just go out and pick up so we ordered one. the measuring was easy

Quality and comfort of seating and the ease of navigating through the house.

Don't yet know

willard s. from grosse ile, mi (caregiver)

Wife has limited mobility due to MS.

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It's hard to find one

yasser a. from berkeley, ca

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being able choose color,light weight

plastic sides tend to break easy on my experience this is our second 9000 XT so we will see how long they last this time.

donna l. from essex, md (caregiver)

nice chair

all the options that are available. easy financing,order online, delivered to other address

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ray m. from west chesterfield, nh (caregiver)

mom, 75 years old,nursing home ,lost use of left arm from stroke

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Ordering on line doesn't give you the opportunity to have the patient try it out before getting it.

joann e. from greendale, wi

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Light Weight, good look, and easy to manuver

The adult brake is hard to handle. Seem to be made only for caregivers, not the person on the wheelchair.

catherine f. from puyallup, wa (caregiver)

20 years old with physical disabilites.

Price, size good. Great assistance from sales people.

Foot rest tend to rotate from 90deg. Inserted tap screw to hold in correct position. Foot rest could be made shorter for use on small chair

thomas t. from los altos hills, ca (caregiver)

stroke victim. Paralized rt side.

price

The quality control was poor. The right foot rest would not lock correctly and stay locked.

danele d. from alexandria, va

advanced MS

light weight, moves with ease up ramps & around corners, easy to fold & put in SUV. cleans quickly.

I think a safety belt should be part of all wheel chairs, @ least inquire if desired. Safety is always first priority!

janie h. from franklin, nc (caregiver)

72yr. old husband with PSP= progressive supranuclear palsy affects balance, vision, etc.

Lightweight, yet sturdy. Many options available (we added anti-tipping guards, seat belt, H-Strap).

Have not experienced any weakness thus far.

linda h. from louisville, il (caregiver)

Our 13 year old daughter has limited walking ability due to a chromosome disorder which has resulted in global developmental delays.