Top End Crossfire All Terrain

It handle really good

brakes and a better seat

robert b. from belen, nm

I use it outside, I really wish I had got brakes and a better seat

I live in Telluride, Colorado where it's either get an All-Terrain wheelchair or move away. Very hilly, tiny, and not-very accessible town at 9,000 feet elevation. I'm SO GRATEFUL for this amazing wheelchair that let's me go (almost) everywhere!

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david s. from telluride, co

I am a 53-year old with Transverse Myelitis that has lost the ability to walk.

Great quality of parts.

Very hard to push in the dirt, and the off-road tires grab your clothing, as well as making hand placement on pushrims very difficult.

david y. from wittmann, az

69 year old type II Diabetic, Above-knee amputee and transmed amputation of remaining foot. I use this chair to exercise for 7 miles a day.

I can traverse any terrain if my strength can push through. Very stable. Surprisingly light for ease of loading/unloading.

This wheelchair has exceeded my every need!!! I Love it!!!

russell d. from albuquerque, nm

I am 64 years old, diagnosed with MS 35 years ago. Away-from-home-use is excellen; shopping, actively attending outdoor concerts, art fairs, etc

Very sturdy, should last a life time. Works very well on any surface. Very comfortable and adjustable. Good height for counter tops and stove top.

Chair comes with quad release wheels, so BE SURE to order the quad release axel. I didn't realize that it came with a standard axel, so the wheels WILL NOT lock into it. They will slide in or out on their own with the standard axel. That is the ONLY negative issue. I highly recommend this chair if you order the correct axel.

barbara w. from warwick, ri

45 year old female with RSD. (severe nerve damage) in legs.

This chair is impossible to tip forward. It easily tracks through grass, gravel and can even be towed behind a 4 wheeler while sitting in it. The camber on the wheels allows the tires to be far enough away that even trecking through mud is not a problem. Also, it looks pretty sweet with the knobby tires.

It is quite heavy, making it difficult to get in and out of the back of my truck on my own, although it is possible. Also, the wheels are so wide that it will not fit through any door (even a sliding glass door) without taking off the wheels. This however is not a problem because I use it strictly for outdoors.

gregg w. from pasco, wa

L2 incomplete looking for a strictly outdoor use

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gregg w. from pasco, wa

L2 incomplete looking for a strictly outdoor use

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james c. from fruita, co

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over sized wheels and lightness

the foot rest is in the way when placing the foot on the grount

robert b. from phelan, ca (caregiver)

61 yr old AKA

Can be a pain getting it all dialed in. I have to adjust the wheels out. I had to adjust the back angle both up and back. Took a while with the book trying to figure out where all the adjustments were but, with a little help from wrench I have it all dialed in and feeling super.

The front wheels are a little big! They had to extend them out about 12" So the don't interfere with your feet. I am always hitting things with the front wheels. A bit like going from a compact car to a cement truck. It takes some getting used to.

steven b. from crescent city, ca

44, male, spina-bifida.

Good looking,rugged,stable.

Back is too low, doesn't offer good support.

morgan s. from eagle point, or

30 yrs., injury, anoxic coma at age 19.