Quickie 2

Overall, well made and light weight.

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don d. from sherman, tx (caregiver)

My spouse has shy-drager syndrom and is unable to stand or walk, cannot sit for long periods.

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carol a. from greenwood, in (caregiver)

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See above

Absolutely none......if I were to be extremely picky.....it would be nice if the color picked, forest green, was visible on more of the chair. Without leg supports the only color noticeable is black.

frank m. from hertford, nc (caregiver)

This chair is being used by a 270lb, 43 yr old man who was born with Spin Bifida.

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cameron m. from santa monica, ca (caregiver)

Iam a dealer in california. and will order all quicky produts from your company, very good prices, very prompt service and professional staff

light weight, easy to roll

quick release hubs , have to keep an eye on them coming out. my old quickie didn't have a problem coming lose.

james j. from hibbing, mn

paralyzed from waist down

Light weight folds and goes in my car easy.

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lloyd h. from lake havasu, az

I am 56 and I am a T10 para. useing a chair since 1977. I weight 235 pounds and I am in good health.

I need a chair that folds quick and easy. Also the ability to remove rear wheels quickly.

I've broken the frames of at least 3 of these wheelchairs (Quickie) in the past 8 to 10 years. All breaks through what I call normal use. Note: I'm very active.

charles c. from naples, fl

46 year old double above knee amputee, lost legs 22 years ago. Just paddled kayak 433 miles in 11 days.

custimization

tougher cover for leg rests. one split.

mark l. from spring, tx (caregiver)

86 y/o male mainly used when going out of home except for last month of life. performed well.

light weight, maneuvers easily, comfortable, fixed arms very suitable for transferring vs. swingaway that he had

side grip rails with plastic on them mark easily, do not seem as durable as others he has used

dorothy z. from whiting, nj (caregiver)

64 yr. old male, multiple sclerosis, my husband