Outlander

Easy to use

Have not found one

edward f. from norco, ca

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It is easy to operate and is made of heavy duty components.

The one weakness I have found is that in bad weather, the chair must be covered to keep from getting wet and muddy.We did receive a nice cover but I avoid going out in rain because of the mess.

jerry r. from san angelo, tx

I am 56 years old and became disabled with muscular dystrophy three years ago. I have been stuck at home most of the time for the last two years

rugged construction

no cover on key switch to keep out water and ice

jerome e. from streamwood, il

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Installation was easy. Impressive packaging. One hand operation. I like the built in Battery vs car battery.

Platform too slippery, difficulty driving chair onto platform without wheels slipping resulting in chair lurching to left or right. Had to add anti slip strips over most of surface. Lockdown arm difficult to use with one hand. It would have been nice to have the one hand straps also. A backup beeper or camera option would have been great.

tom w. from burbank, ca

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Ease of use

That it has to be installed by a professional (added expense) but can see why.

james p. from modesto, ca (caregiver)

Wife, 66, pulmonary fibrosis....she can not walk far without being breathless.

Ease of use

my only problem is I have to be out in the weather to put it on and off .. :-)

patricia b. from federal way, wa (caregiver)

My husband has MS and is in a mobility chair full time. Having the Pride Lift has enabled us to do much more as it is so easy to load and unload

ease of use for not only the caregiver but the person whom it is for

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rebecca k. from boulder, co (caregiver)

Female 63, unable to walk long distances

ease of use

the straps get gunked up with inclement weather and sometimes stick.

patricia b. from federal way, wa

65 year old male with M.S. We use this to carry a mobility chair