LiteRider Envy

Well designed and pre-assembly makes set-up very easy.

Well the only obstacle we have navigating is over a half inch concrete edge to access the sidewalk.

hansford moss c. from cumming, ga (caregiver)

My dad who is 90 years old. Has a bad hip condition; so, the lite rider has opened a new way of mobility. It’s good to see him get around without pain

So far the strengths seems to be OK. It does what I ask of it!

I think that the foot pad needs to move back more under the front of the seat.

billy h. from west terre haute, in

A 82 yr old male - had polio AT 10 years old, my legs are giving out, so I got the LiteRider Envy to help me get around.

Battery time

Too heavy

barbie r. from cuba, mo

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Love the chair and service but wish had ordered sim. Unit with suspension!

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mike f. from billings, mt (caregiver)

76 year old retiree who suffers from moderate neuropathy and sleep apnea.

Easy to assemble and not heavy

The one issue I have; The seat post is very loose (the result of the post that the seat is on is way to small for hole that it fits into) and as a result the seat is very unstable. I hope you might have a fix for this please? Thanks! Bob

robert h. from duluth, mn

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Love the portability, and it is built strong. Easy to use after a little practice. Looks great and the turning radius is awesome. Quick set-up and take apart. Overall, I love this machine!

Need some way to lock up the machine. Kids are attracted to it and find the on buttom in a blink of the eye.

janice h. from osseo, wi

I'm a 78 years young lady that has had leg problems for 40 years. I have to use a walker or cane to get around, but they zap my energy.

To get around easier and be mobile.

The seat is wobbly.

lynn f. from salem, oh

I have multiple sclerosis and degenerate disc disease, therefore am unable to walk from periods of time.

Nice looking, lightweight chair. Good energy level to the unit. Just have to get used to the sensitivity of the control stick.

Control stick's sensitivity takes getting used to. I don't have enough clearance to go from my sidewalk into the street, the gutter is too deep for this vehicle. Installing the second battery into the housing is a more complicated process than I initially believed.

carolyn w. from waterford, mi

Female, mid 60's, neuropathy in feet, can barely walk or stand. I need more than my walker. This should do it.

Easy assembly.

Have not had any.

carol f. from waldorf, md (caregiver)

Husband had a stroke with no use of left side. Needs assistance with walking long distances.

Well built product and the battery holds charge well after periods of no use. Very versatile.

The joy stick is more sensitive than what I was expecting - other than that I love it. If you ever develop a fix for the joy stick I would appreciate one.

larry p. from logansport, in (caregiver)

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It's solid, quiet, easy to charge, and works well in small spaces.

The seat is a little too hard. Joy stick is more sensitive than what I was expecting - I am having trouble getting just the right touch on how to use it.

linda s. from greencastle, in

I am 69, with several issues involving my spine that makes standing or walking for more then 10 minutes very painful.

Price, fairly light weight, and it seems to be comfortable.

I wish there was a way to adjust the controller sensitivity.

earl r. from watertown, ny (caregiver)

My wife is 69 years old and has something called Charcot Foot. She needs to be off her foot as much as possible.