Jazzy Air

Good mobility and has power lift to elevate/lower chair.

Set at too high a speed for maneuvering small spaces.

henry d. from newtown, pa

I have post polio syndrome and cannot walk so I use a motorized wheelchair at home and electric scooter outdoors.

The chair lift

None

gary c. from las vegas, nv

Amazing.....

Well built. goes up and down. short turning ratio

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richard m. from camarillo, ca (caregiver)

The user needed this wheelchair to be able to raise up and reach item on higher shelves.

I can reach everything I need. I can travel with ease at any height - it increases my independence by 100%.

nothing yet.

william m. from santa maria, ca

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Gets closer on sides with less droppage.

The switch to raise and lower is easy to engage.

russell g. from myrtle beach, sc (caregiver)

My wife has MS and has used Pride chairs with lift since 2005. This is THE BEST, not cumberson on the sides, allowing closer contact when cooking.

The fact that it elevates is amazing. It was very quiet at first..but over time it has gotten a bit noisier while using.

A little slow, but acceptable.

ed h. from mandeville, la

Below-the-knee amputation due to auto accident. Otherwise healthy.

Comfortable to sit in and very smooth running.

Difficult to assemble, heavy.

marta s. from north las vegas, nv

84 years old. Seems to work for him.

The elevation changes.

I haven’t found one yet.

donna h. from caliente, ca

I can’t imagine any wheelchair that could be better. It really helps me do housework.

the ease of operation and stability of saftey

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william g. from harrington, de

85,physical disable

The chair is solid and provides the ability for the user to raise her level of seating, allowing her to be more eye to eye in social situations. The foot platform also rises with the seat to provide a place for the user to put her feet as she rises.

In order to provide the ability to rise, the chair sits higher than most in its lowest position. Therefore the activities my wife did before became dangerous - for example, whereas she normally loads and unloads the dishwasher, her higher position in the chair made it dangerous to lean over from a higher level.

george b. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

My wife has progressive MS and has been in a power chair since 2000.

Ease of use; elevating to standing height; turning radius in galley style kitchen; incremental height adjustments makes standing easy and safe for transfer; seat depth comfort; seat belt to wear all the time adds supreme safety indoors; 100% comfort and I love elevating as I drive!! (Switch mounted UNDRE the arm). Each day of use I become more proficient and that make me feel even better! I’m an astronaut ~. ps. Ship Happens is not my name.

I will advise when I discover one. True!

ju98151 s. from sumas, wa

I am a senior with MS. I M now having difficulties transferring from scooter to chair, and lifting things above chest height. Jazzy Air solved it!

The height adjustments and maneuverability features

Rear casters extend too much but I understand the reason. the extension is needed for good stability when the seat is elevated.

bruce r b. from saint john, in

Post-polio patient.