Quickie 2

I live in this chair.I got this exact product because I had the same one Six years ago . It’s perfect size easily goes through doorways is quick. I love it

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gretchen w. from silversprings, nv

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Light

Have not found any

john n. from tampa, fl

66, MS

Light weight, sleek.

Haven’t found one

elizabeth r. from osage beach, mo

I have multiple sclerosis. I can still stand and shuffle a bit but use the chair for 90% of my walking.

Special engineering for heavier users. Folds and unfolds quickly. Not too heavy.

This wheelchair, and most other wheelchairs, would benefit from extra wide front wheels resembling wide bike tires. It's a rough world out there with many pot holes and cracks!

luann l. from linden, mi (caregiver)

Spouse, 64 years old, 260 pounds and non-ambulatory.

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bob s. from amelia island, fl

72 year old Para very active

The Quickie 2 is light and folds very easily for transportation. Even with the standard releases, the wheels remove with little effort.The chair rolls very smoothly with excellent shock absorption.

The side lifting foot plate does take a bit of effort to lock and unlock. This may be challenging if your reach is limited or you have hand strength/dexterity challenges, but should be fine otherwise.

amanda n. from orlando, fl

Im a 31 year old with spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy. I primarily use a power chair, but use a manual chair for traveling convenience.

Easy to use, it is very comfortable to use 24/7. We use this amazing wheelchair with the ROHO cushion and they work really nice together.

Nothing yet, but as soon as we discover them we will be so happy to share it with you .

diana g. from dallas, tx

My brother is 52 years old and he is a researcher in medical physic He uses a wheelchair. He travels a lot around the world and he got the best wheelc

Good availability of spare parts. Good adjustability. Price.

Poor latch design for the swing away hanger of the foot rest. Very difficult to release the latch and swing the hanger in one motion. My 4 previous Quickie's were much easier for the common motion. On the heavy side for an ultralightweight chair.

roy b. from raleigh, nc

Full time wheelchair user. Have been using Quickie 2's for 25 years. This is the first time I have purchased one online.

Light and easy to stow in a car trunk or closet

Wheelbase is too short and can only be adjusted shorter. Dangerous going downhill.

nicholas m. from topanga, ca

Sixty year-old MS victim

The quality of the chair. Ease of mobility and lightweight is why I purchased the chair. I was very greatful with the staff that helped me through the purchase.

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james p. from mora, nm

I am a paraplegic from a car accident in 1973. I have always wanted a quickie wheelchair and am very happy with the product.

Easy to handle lightweight with quick release wheels.

Haven’t come across any.

david v. from orland park, il

59 year old male unable to walk.

Easy to fold and it’s light weight. It also rolls so nicely and is so smooth.

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deborah m. from west suffield, ct

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