Jazzy 614 HD

Very smooth riding.

A little difficult to transport due to lack of area to place hooks on to secure chair.

debra w. from warrendburg, mo

59 ur old women with ms.

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glenn d. from lombard, il

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The length of time and distance on a charge.

None!

david b. from whitewater, wi

I am 93 years old and I use my unit both indoors and outdoors

Good machine.I hope it lasts as long as the older US built Prides.

Tires need to be wider for outdoor use.

lawrence s. from leeper, pa

70, Bad hips, cant walk far outside a lot in the country.

I use my 614HD to travel all around our small city. I go to coffee with my friends out to lunch. It is very solid and runs a long time on the battery.

Seems to have little problems a lot and the seat is squeaky.

gene d. from winona, mn

I am a 60 year old male with Lewy Bodies Dementia and

Price is good

Has a little trouble getting over thresholds - had to adjust front springs.

weldon g. from uvalde, tx (caregiver)

35 year woman with cerebreal palsey

Power, comfort

A little jerky and shocks are so strong it bounces

phoebe k. from wallace, nc (caregiver)

My husband is an 83-year-old, right AKA who is no longer able to use his prosthesis.

The mid-wheel drive definitely gives better control compared to front-wheel or rear-wheel drive chairs. The Jazzy also has a very good seat and good support.

Nothing so far.

robert d. from melissa, tx

I am a 72 year old male with COPD from nitrogen poisoning. I have no cartilage in my knees.

Carries weight well, pleasant to the eye, seats comfortable and roomy for a big person, plenty of power, easy to control.

Needs a swing in and out cupholder. The 2-inch height cross over wheels need to be where you could adjust them. You can't hardly go up a ramp or incline without picking the drive wheels off the ground.

bob g. from rosston, ar

I'm a 71 year old male, 420 lbs, with arthritis in my knees and back. I can't walk over 50 feet without having to set down. the chair is a big help

Sturdiness, maneuverability

Haven't found any--would like the seatbelt to either be removable or have somewhere to store it.

philip p. from springfield, va

65 year old female with mobility issues. Unable to walk distances.

It is fast and takes minor bumps with ease. Fairly good at climbing door jams and the like. The tight turning radius makes getting around my small apartment easy.

Needs more ground clearance, ability to climb over door jams to differing floor heights.

richard k. from ridgewood, ny

I am a below the knee amputee, 58 years old.

Comfort...ease of use

Although smaller wheel allows for greater turning radius, there is some slight zig zag on straight run at a higher speed

sharon p. from san antonio, tx

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