9000 SL

Somewhat lighter than others which is a plus for my caregivers. The lift arms for transport are great.

The arm rest could be a little more padded.

selma m. from campti, la

86 year old with paralysis due to spinal stenosis.

Features, versatility, quality of hardware, lightweight.

The wheels, from day one, were very noisy. Pushing my dad around in it gets on your nerves fairly quickly. Both the wheels and axles make noise, so it's not like one is bad.

samuel h. from colorado springs, co (caregiver)

82 year old male, Parkinson's, 140 lbs.

The material used seems to be of good quality.

The only hope was that this chair would be easier to push.

luana d. from des moines, ia

I am dependent on a good wheel chair and this chair seems to fit the bill.

We like everything about it. It is comfortable, lightweight, easy to clean, easy to maneuver.

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sharon f. from fremont, ne (caregiver)

My dad is 96 years old and in a nursing home. The chair they gave him was used, and they were charging us $75/month to use it.

Ease of assembly, quality of manufacturer, finish, ease of use, and SpinLife product price.

None for a mid-range wheelchair.

thomas s. from chipley, fl

Used primarily for outside the home use, shopping, malls, doctor visits and etc.

Price for quality.

Seat durability. The cloth tears away from the metal frame.

brad w. from cape coral, fl

58 yo. Post polio.

lightweight, maneuverability

none

thomas s. from orlando, fl (caregiver)

82 year old female... stroke victim.. little use of right side

Same model as her first chair so she was familiar with the chair

none so far.

alan p. from fitchburg, wi

The user is my mother age 87 and needs the chair for everyday mobility

Ease of getting around with it. Fits my small body size.

N/A

christa u. from albion, ne

84 year old woman, have core strength issues, use a walker and wheelchair, live in nursing home,

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dan p. from rayville, la

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Arms raise

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dom l. from reading, ma (caregiver)

Older woman with ALS

weight & ease of use

The old wheelchair was easier to lift arm rest. we turned a lever not a push button

richard m. from carthage, in

age 73 spinal cord damage from a fall 9 years ago