Dualer Powerchair

Turns in both directions and raises in height

See above summary which you only learn when it arrives

ellen w. from myerstown, pa (caregiver)

Senior citizen male with fracture of left arm

Size, ability and comfort.

I wish the lift of the power seat raised me up higher.

james c. from seffner, fl

Disabled veteran.

Sturdy.

Even at lowest speed setting it still turns a bit faster than I would like. It is difficult to spin around with feet not touching the floor, and is also difficult to put the footrest up and down.

angela h. from cortlandt manor, ny

101 year old still living alone with some assistance.

Easy to clean.

Not as sturdy as some of the power chairs I have had. I wish it was made to go lower to meet the height of toilet.

carol t. from kingsland, ga

73 year old female amputee. I like the shorter back and upholstery it came in.

Size, maneuverability, and rising seat.

The only weakness with this product is the same as with all new power chairs, factory supplied batteries.

george e. from mcpherson, ks

Great product and a fantastic price. The joystick and controller are far superior to my old powerchair by a top selling manufacturer.

The powered seat lift and ease of use are fantastic. Further, the rear wheels are covered and it is very sturdy chair. It can also be powered down if it is too fast.

I would like a chair that has all the wheels covered with something like the back ones. Could also use more protection for the feet when learning how to use the chair.

bonnie f. from colorado sprigs, co

I am 83 and have Parkinson's, level four. I live alone, but I have great neighbors and family support.

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douglas g g. from venice, fl

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Size and durability.

Distance of nearest service technician is 200 miles away.

glenda h. from farmington, mo

76 year old female with broken ankle. Laid up for almost 6 months.

One positive is the capability of rotating the seat to exit a room without having to turn the chair.

The arm rests could have more padding to facilitate a more comfortable experience.

wj w. from macomb, mi (caregiver)

I place wife in the chair using our overhead lift and walk backwards up the ramp between the family room and the rest of the house.

Size and appearance

It only raises you about eight inches to reach, and the turning ability in changing directions to move out of a tight spot very awkward.

glenda h. from farmington, mo

75 year old disabled woman who broke her ankle and had ten pins and two metal plates to put it back together. She has osteoporosis

Maneuverability

Short seat

william w. from tupelo, ms

74 with muscular dystrophy.

First and foremost, the fact that it's a sturdy power chair but most important, the fact that it combines great function PLUS the seat elevation. Most chairs don't have this feature. You could pay as much as $2,000 extra for this feature. The price of this chair just blew me away ! Terrific value !

I plan on contacting a technician re: switching from rear wheel drive to front wheel drive. I think that you have more control with front wheel drive. Won't be a problem.

ann t. from bethlehem, pa

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