Jazzy Elite 14

It is easy to use and does what it claims to do.

Haven't found any yet really. It is heavy if you need to lift it into something.

renate s. from weiser, id (caregiver)

My husband is the chairs user. He is 64 and unable to walk much due to MS.

It is a Jazzy product, well-engineered.

It is too big, it is not as compact as the old Jazzy 1103 that she used for years.

philip m. from anchorage, ak (caregiver)

A 70 year old MS patient who is home bound, active. She is satisfied with the chair.

It is amazingly dexterous, able to get through narrow doors, turns on a dime, strong enough to endure intensive City street use, and pretty.

None so far

paul c. from sag harbor, ny (caregiver)

A 63-year-old disabled veteran who relishes his getting out and about in his old neighborhood in New York City.

Comfortable, easy to control, large seat.

None.

george w. from kansas city, ks

I have MS and the use of the Jazzy Elite allows me to be mobile throughout my home and enables me to make doctor appointments.

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Cane holder will not work with a multi-foot cane. No key/lock for security.

lois f. from timonium, md

87 yr old with bad knees.

Able to turn in small spaces.

The speed varies- it is not always consistent.

susan f. from port orange, fl

Disabled-67. I have used an electric wheelchair for 15 years.

Bigger tires for easier performance.

weight limit

deb d. from geneva, ny

My husband uses the chair.

Ease of use. Obvious quality built.

None

richard q. from rochester, mn

Senior Citizen Paraplegic 60 years

Ease of mobility, especially outside.

Joystick is sometimes too touchy.

elizabeth m. from brownville, me

I am a 61 year old female. I have neuropathy in both legs caused by radiation therapy. It is very difficult to walk, especially outside.

Ease of using and ease of getting in and out of the Jazzy

Have not found any yet

avis b. from rosholt, sd

Female age 82; cannot walk because of arthritis and knees worn out but not replaceable

I did extensive resource on power chairs,I am very active and have hills in my yard, getting around on the small 6 wheelchairs was terrible. I would get stuck and had to play around before I could get going again. I also love the fold flat seat. I load it in my truck using 7 foot ramps and I can now see behind me without having to depend on the side mirrors alone, and the bigger wheels make it so much easier to load. with the smaller wheels, I would have to manhandle it getting it to load.After 26 years in a power chair, I don't know how I received the spinlife catalog, at the exact time I needed a new Powerchair,But I am thankful. Jim Galvin a very happy customer

None as of yet

james g. from florissant, mo

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