Aero X

The quality of workmanship. All seams are welded. Easy to maneuver. Lightweight. Stylish and people see you before they notice the chair. The components, like the hand-brakes are so easy to use. It's also comfortable, even without a seat cushion!

Not so easy to maneuver on rough streets and sidewalks that are not maintained well. I have the solid tires, so grass isn't too bad to travel on. I'm SO new at this, I'll be getting proper training to try and overcome these issues.

deborah c. from tonawanda, ny

I have severe low back issues including spinal stenosis, which inhibits my ability to walk more than 5 minutes at a time.

Lightness in weight and very nice appearance; also very comfortable

Product arrived with wheel locks that needed major adjustments and one tire was flat and required repair at a bike shop (loose valve) which was pretty inconvenient for me to take care of by myself.

jacqueline g. from hollywood, fl

Retired baby boomer with spinal cord injury who lives alone and needed a chair light enough for me to handle by myself - chair meets my needs

We were able to order what we thought would fit our needs.

I cannot get the right brake to hold. The hex key just does not seem to tighten the brake.

carlene d. from santa monica, ca (caregiver)

85 year old stroke victim. Does not talk.

Thank you to the consultant who helped me pick useful features that matched our needs. I paid for extras like swing away foot rests and removable arms, and they have been useful. The chair is well made and easy to maneuver.

There are very little instructions that come with the chair – assembly only. There is very little about how to use the extra features. It is a trial and error situation with the extra features.

lola b. from harshaw, wi (caregiver)

This chair was purchased for my 85 year old mother with Parkinson's disease and dementia.

Light weight and disassembles/ assembles fast

None found yet... only been using for a month

allan m. from arlington, tx

Age 68 with a condition of muscle atrophy or peripheral neuropathy with unknown cause of diagnosis --legs almost useless

It's easy to use and move around in. Night and day difference between this chair and a drug store chair. I would absolutely buy another chair from TiLite and SpinLife.

None experienced yet. I rated quality with 4 stars because I haven't had it very long but it seems to be a 5 star.

james w. from salisbury, md

I'm 40 year old and live with Multiple Sclerosis.

Agile, easy to use

Stability

david e. from ofallon, mo

5 year old, male, spastic gate

The comfort, lightness and ease of movement of the chair are the strengths of this chair.

The only weakness I see so far is that in the next 2 to 5 years this chair will wear out and need to be replaced again.

anthony v. from enterprise, al

I am a 46 year old male and I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 19 years ago.

Light weight, long list of options

Not provided

joe r. from west caldwell, nj (caregiver)

16 year old Female with CP. The chair is for loner activities, shopping, etc...Not for daily use.

It's slim, yet strong, very lightweight, handles wonderfully.

None. It meets or exceeds my expectations on every account!

shane s. from corydon, in

34 yr old male, 200lbs, as active as can be, my chairs must take a lot of abuse

It needs a better material for the fasteners that hold the hand rings u used to propel the chair with.

Same as above. Needs better screws that need to hold the hand ring onto the rear wheels

randy h. from hamilton, oh

My wheels have broken bolts on the hand ring that goes on the wheel that you grab ahold of to propel yourself.

User friendly,compact,

Couldn't find any

paul g. from dunnellon, fl

42 year old female with muscular dystrophy,able to push on flat surface but not up ingrades very well.