9000 XT

Better ride.

The drive ring is spoked as opposed to all one piece which is easier to grab. The spokes are like grabbing a bicycle wheel to start or stop with (inconvenient). Other than that, it is okay.

emmitt s. from yuma, az

Confined to wheelchair.

It is fairly easy to use.

The way the foot petals go on the chair.

joyce s. from sterling heights, mi

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The quality and it also came in the color of my choice.

I feel the padding on the arms are not going to last long.

sylvia t. from waupaca, wi

I am a amputee and only have one leg due to a flesh eating bacteria.

Ability to customize features that you need. This chair is extremely sturdy and holds up over time.

Wish they could improve leg rests to be more comfortable.

liz d. from manahawkin, nj

I have had Multiple Sclerosis for over 35 years and have been using a wheelchair since 1987. I spend most of my day time in a wheelchair.

Can be customized to fit needs.

Weight.

robert a. from orlando, fl (caregiver)

96 years of age. Cannot stand or walk for any distance or time because of back problems.

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lavinia b. from wheeling, il (caregiver)

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The ability to customize a few features makes it more comfortable.

Wish I had ordered the deeper seat.

elizabeth k. from brooksville, fl (caregiver)

My 73 year old husband is slowly losing the ability to walk due to a rare inherited condition. This chair will make it much easier for me to help him

Comfortable, wide color selection. 10 degree tilted back.

Heavier than the Patriot (which was discontinued). Leg rests much too heavy.

jordi m. from parsippany, nj (caregiver)

Gender: Female Age: 69 Wheelchair dependent because of Multiple Sclerosis

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luis g. from weston, fl (caregiver)

She is my wife, age 80, suffering from Alzheimers. We used for a few days while I was in Miami; it worked perfect. It is lightweight.

I especially like the brake system. It is must better than the old 9000XT we have.

I would have liked an option for a wider and longer seat.

michael b. from bloomington, in (caregiver)

72 year old female with advanced MS.

Consistent quality

Need to be a little lighter. It's a heavy chair.

tom c. from cape canaveral, fl

T-5 paraplegic. 54 years old - in chair for 35 years.

Lightweight wheels easily

The leg units are tricky to use

dr. jeffrey s. from riverside, ca (caregiver)

Has spinal stenosis at T12-L1 and has paralysis of lower extremities