Tracer IV Custom

I like How much LIGHTER it is than my other wheelchair. The wheels are closer than my other chair which makes it easier to get through doorways, and much easier for me to roll. Pretty comfortable.

The armrests need to be stronger. The backrest needs to be a bit higher. Needs a flap on back of chair to hold things like your phone, tissues.

nancy c. from port huron, mi

70 years old cannot walk

It is a basic, sturdy chair. It is available in different seat configurations. The longer seat lengths are helpful for a tall person. The hand grips are well placed for caregiver assistance.

It is heavy. The armrests are removable but do not swing back. It is very difficult for someone in the seat to reach back and unfasten the rear attachment and then reattach the armrest when done. Lastly, the chair drifts a bit to the left in use.

thomas s. from mchenry, il

67 year old male with MS. I can no longer walk and am dependent on a wheelchair for mobility.

Heavy duty.

Brakes are difficult to engage and backwards.

jonathan m. from acton, me (caregiver)

39, unable to use left leg.

I'm sure it is a great chair.

The specs did not include the measurement of the wheel base. It will not fit through the door. Now we are stuck with an expensive chair that we cannot use and can't sell for what we paid. VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!

jean g. from melbourne, fl (caregiver)

The chair was purchased for my brother who lives in an assisted living facility. He cannot use the chair.

Easy to order & ship

Frame welds and metal are weak. Usually needs repair welding after 1 1/2 years

john z. from coarsegold, ca (caregiver)

This was for my 40 YO son who has chronic foot problems. This is the 3rd or 4th chair purchase from Spinlife, they only last about two years.

Does the job

Plastic wheel rims and bearings should not be on a heavy-duty wheelchair, because of the materials used this chair will not last wear and tear very long. Hand brakes are backwards to what I am used to using.

david h. from jacksonville, fl

51-year-old male amputee (of right leg).

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Sort bars and lousy brake useage. Brakes dont hold well and lock in the opposite direction from other wheel chairs

jeff w. from miami, fl

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cheaper than most.

Wears out quickly. Have replaced wheel bearings - tires wear thin - welds break. Have had 3 (possibly 4) from invacare and all wore quickly.

john z. from coarsegold, ca (caregiver)

Large 37 year old man

Nice color. Easy to collapse for transport

Large wheels rubbed frame. We had to add a washer to the akel to fix the rub.

patricia g. from palmyra, mo (caregiver)

63 yr old amputee. accident related. uses when take off his prosthesis.

I really can't say what the strenghts are.

Rubber caps that are suppose to go on axle do not fit (no where near to a close fit); you can't adjust the wheels for the seat to set level(either slanted backwards or forwards);

henry l. from land o lakes, fl

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patricia d. from stamford, ct

the chair is a good looking chair, and strong,I like the way the legs swing out when your not using them, the chair is easy to handle and comfortable

easy assembly upon arrival

heavy and difficult to maneuver

judith m. from aurora, il

knees non functional unable to stand or walk for any distance