Quickie QXi

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.

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

Lightweight and excellent quality.

I haven't found any yet.

tom h. from the villages, fl

I'm an amputee and lost my left foot from a radiation burn that would not heal. I had rented a wheelchair

Light weight, quality build

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lee s. from frisco, tx (caregiver)

Physical disability of Post Polio Syndrome patient

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janet r. from chateaugay, ny

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elpidio l. from metuchen, nj

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barbara n. from salinas, ca

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Durability, easy to use, light,

The back only reclines 12 degrees, a little more would help. I am 6'3, and the foot plates drag constantly when I'm not on level ground.

ward c. from norcross, ga

MS

Design quality and modular flexibility.

Tie-wraps that secure the lower back to the frame.

don j. from sandia park, nm (caregiver)

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william r. from taylorsville, ut

Complications after a hip replacement limits mobility, age 69.