Zip'r PC

tight turning radius, good for small house, seat well padded, like the leatherette, like the flip-up arms

not enough adjustment heights of chair (I would like it lower)

virginia v. from morton, pa

73 yrs old unilateral, above the knee amputee. Can tranfer by standing on one leg and holding on to two arms

easy to use and can move in tighter places then the ones they have at the stores

none

diann m. from bogart, ga (caregiver)

66 male severe back and leg problems.

The price for the quality. It does the same thing others do costing 5 times the price.Controller is the same one as most others use and seat and arm rests are excellent.

The foot rest is not big enough. I had to add another 4" so she could put most of her feet on it. When I was done everybody thinks it came with the wheelchair.Also the batteries seem to run down awfully fast.

david k. from queen creek, az (caregiver)

My wife, age 76, arthritus in all joints

Very easy to use both in and out of the house.

A bit woblied compared to my big chair.

jim k. from dunbar, pa

Not provided

Handles well, quite maneuverable, and good selection of speeds.

Attach bolt for the circuit breaker switch was missing, and had to be mailed separately. No mention of the circuit breaker in the manual. Front tipping wheels too high. Could be adjustable. And socket for foot rest height adjustment too small for most socket wrenches.

rene a. from gibsonia, pa (caregiver)

Used primarily by my wife of 91 to ease her walking any distance, but I use it too occasionally when I'm lazy.

Everything works just fine, seat is plush and comfortable, and it LOOKS good!!

The only thing I can see to improve on is that the cord that goes to the joystick/control panel is too short to allow the right arm to lift completely up like the left arm does.

lois w. from marion, oh

75 years old, arthritis in back, left leg disabled.

simple controls, small turning radius, padded leather seat, foot rest flipps up to allow getting in and out of chair easily.

auto turn off sometimes confusing to me because I am 89 and sometimes forget how to start it again.

joespine d. from fort belvoir, va

89, mild dementia, unable to walk because of degenerative disc disease in lower back, arthritis, and osteoperosis. no lower body strength to ambulate