Quickie QXi

Well designed. Good quality.

Tips back significantly too easily. Should come with seat cushions for the price. Was looking for a lighter more compact chair.

thomas s. from columbus, oh

53 year old left leg above knee amputee. 6'2" 180 pounds in good shape.

Sturdy, but easy to collapse for transport. Easy to maneuver between rooms.

None.

aimee v. from fayetteville, ga (caregiver)

This product was purchased for my handicapped 33-year-old daughter, who is totally wheelchair dependent.

Lightweight, easy to use

the hand rail is easy to nick, causing jagged pieces that have to be filed smooth.

lester b. from dallas, tx

I am a Lowes customer service associate. I use the chair everyday.

Quality is excellent and the customer service was superb.

We wish we had measured better as we did not need one quite so wide.

jacquelyn c. from sparks, ca (caregiver)

He is a 57 year old male with a below knee amputation.

Easy to use

Not found yet.

luis g. from weston, fl (caregiver)

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Easy to use

Don't know of any at this time

erlene s. from west monroe, la (caregiver)

My daughter has cerebral palsy. She is 44 years old. She has had a Quickie chair before. She likes them better than any chair she has ever had.

My Quickie QXi is very durable and is easy to manage. It's a great replacement for my 20+ year old Quickie...that's still usable.

Additions such as cushions, or heel loops are added costs to the wheelchair. I have made provisions for myself, but some times people cannot make necessary adjustments and must pay more.

dennis w. from ocean city, nj

A 67 yr old male; polio at one; played wheel chair sports; coached baseball and basketball; and push my chair a mile or so several times a week.

Light weight, easy to get in / out of car FAST.

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john c. from haverhill, ma

57 year old TM sufferer full time teacher.

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The chair needed to be adjusted. It did not ship with my specs so I need to find someone to adjust it.

angela k. from danville, ca

I have Multiple Sclerosis. Use a wheelchair when I go out of the house.

Weight is excellent. Small assist wheels make it easier to use with one usable hand. Taller back. Velcro to keep cushion in place. Saves caregiver from annoyance of constantly rearranging.

Arm rests not improved over old type but could try the other option.

patricia h. from el cajon, ca (caregiver)

Left hemi person. 20 years in a chair. Not likely to improve.

It's weight and in general it's fit--I've had Quickies for years but the last one was getting old.

length, but I need that, so none.

mark d. from silvis, il

62 year old parapleic

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mark d. from silvis, il

62 year old paraplegic