Jazzy Passport

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james p. from bradford, vt (caregiver)

The user is my wife she is an amputee

Comfortable, easy to use and manuver.

Haven't found any yet.

linda m. from garland, tx

66 year old physically disabled female. Enjoys the comfort and portability of this vs a mobility scooter.

my caregiver has no problem folding it up putting it in his suv. Larger back wheels definitely an asset.

could be more speed. a bit faster than my old chair but still a bit contrained.

paul y. from sacramento, ca

left side deficit due to mass strokes. unable to use manual chair.

Easy to use

Front tires leave black marks on the floors.

ruth d. from homosassa, fl

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The ease of operating and the assembly of this is so easy.

The one I feel is a weakness is the footrest, its made out of plastic, it tends to bend when feet are placed on them. | Thanks for your review, we will pass this information along to the manufacturer. - SpinLife

mario m. from brownsville, tx

I purchased this for my mom.

Lightweight

Cushions not good quality - too small.

holly g. from jersey shore, pa (caregiver)

My daughter

Duralibility, appearance, convenience.

Difficult to reach lock disabling fellow tabs on folding.

mike s. from mt sterling, ky (caregiver)

Multiple Sclerious for 28 yrs

Portability, well built, five speeds from very slow for tight maneuvers in house to a brisk walk speed for out doors. This chair has given my wife independence to go anywhere without my help.

Wish there was a way to desensitize the joystick on higher speeds. It would be easier for my wife to control for long walks. She has a slight tremor in her hand that steers her left or right inadvertently.

keith w. from denton, tx (caregiver)

We bought the Jazzy Passport for my wife (65) who has a tough time walking even with a walker.

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jim s. from conway, sc (caregiver)

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Availability of left hand control. Comfortable seat for long periods of sitting. Extremely study. Very stylish appearance. Ease of folding for transport.

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sharon h. from detroit, mi

User has MS. This chair offers left hand control. The chair looks sporty. It’s sturdy and the seat is very comfortable.for sitting for long periods.

Small turning radius and width, make it useful in the house. Relative light weight makes it possible to use without buying a handicap van and ramps to access house. It is made by a reputable company and presumably parts and service will be available.

It is more difficult to lift than I had hoped. Hard to get a good hand hold. Also disappointed that controller can not be removed for travel.I would be afraid baggage handlers would break it. Battery is difficult to access.

james f. from toledo, oh

Age: 76 Has difficulty walking due to CMT.6'2" 230 lbs. Purchased chair for occasional use at such sites as museums, zoo, etc.

The portability, collapsability, weight and maneuverability excellent strengths of the Jazzy Passport.

It is too heavy for me to put in my car by myself and the yellow handles that must be twisted are too difficult for me to twist, therefore, my husband or someone stronger than I must be with me when using the Jazzy Passport.

susan g. from ballwin, mo

I am a 75 year old woman who purchased the Jazzy Passport Travel because I cannot walk easily for any distance.