LiteRider Envy

Numerous strengths:Price, battery capacity, safety features, ease to use and disassemble.

Can’t think of anything. Good for you!!

thomas a. from palm springs, ca (caregiver)

My wife had a severe stroke 5 years ago and is completely paralyzed on one side. She can easily maneuver this vehicle and feels very safe driving it. 

Size, mobility and cost

haven't really found any yet.

john c. from albany, ny

76 year old disabled who needs it for limited indoor use.

Amazing balance, stopping, 360 turn.  Can go through just about any que line.  

None so far.  Had a small hiccup at the beginning but the service department gave me a fix.  It does okay in wet weather…although I don’t know of any chair that does excellent in wet weather.  I don’t have any complaints.  

mark m. from montgomery, tx

Female, 37 years old with some joint problems in ankle hip and knee.  

independent mobility!

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walter p. from saint paul, mn

retired, over 50 acute asthma ' sports & employment injuries. joint arms and legs wear. home use now , plan on outdoors soon.

This is a strong product. Very well constructed so, as it'll be difficult to break down and load, so it will resist premature wear.

I'm thinking, a softer ride, so different tires and the work around that small detail, then a Chassis Change for a firmer revolving stool placement; no more wobble. Perhaps to the remote control, add a USB outlet. an 8-track tape player, and you're ready for 1985! Yes sir. [Please do not prep now for 1985!] But more in this present, I'm quite pleased with my chair, thank you.

robert k. from richmond, va

The user is someone you'd want to talk to. With the Envy chair, all is well, workable and yet the seat could be more secure, I'm happ

Every thing for as mobility 

Everything 

tony h. from canton, ga

Double amputee and neuropathy in both hand

Easy to assemble. Easy to learn how to use for mother w/ dementia. Excellent battery range; overall a high quality unit.

none

don l. from west chester, pa (caregiver)

Elderly mother w/ dementia who has trouble walking.

Well built like how easy it is to take down to transport

Haven’t  found any 

chuck b. from dallas, ga

I’m 65 with a back injury it has been long going issue have increased back pain in last year and half Walking has become so hard 

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elva r. from okeechobee, fl

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I LOVE the ability to take the power chair apart into 3 easy to transport pieces, enabling me to use the chair anywhere without having to buy a trailer or ramp to transport it. I have found that at low speeds it is VERY easy to navigate thru crowds. and finally, i LOVE the color!!

None found so far.

patricia g. from seminole, fl

i am a 55 y/o female, with RA, fibromyalgia and osteoporosis. I have pain with walking long distances and standing.

Overall size and ease of use.

Arm lengths are somewhat short which makes it difficult to use in arising or entering the chair.

donald f. from galesburg, il (caregiver)

My wife is a75 year old with a right below the knee amputation. This wheel chair is to facilitate her activities around the house.

Overall size and ease of use.

Arm lengths are somewhat short which makes it difficult to use in arising or entering the chair.

donald f. from galesburg, il (caregiver)

My wife is a75 year old with a right below the knee amputation. This wheel chair is to facilitate her activities around the house.