Lightweight S-Ergo 115/125

The ergonomic features of this wheelchair are second-to-none. My mother-in-law is much more comfortable and loves the back support. The thin (but comfy) washable seat cushion is fantastic, and she is much happier not to be up so high. We were worried that she would not be able to self-propel with her feet, but the thin cushion makes the seat-to-floor height perfect for her.

Slight indentations on the armrests seemed to irritate her super-sensitive skin, so we bought covers for them.

jean p. from new york, ny (caregiver)

90 year old wheelchair-bound lady weighing 225 lbs.

This wheelchair is awesome

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renate b. from conroe, tx

Age 76, lower back/leg problems

Easy to move around

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bernard t. from rome, ny

Stroke victim

Construction - well planned - comfortable seating

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christine r. from pittsburgh, pa (caregiver)

65 plus Parkinson disease

Foldable, light weight

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bob a. from winston-salem, nc

This is my first chair, but I have used those at hospitals and doctors offices. There is really no comparison. This Ergo 115 is so much better

Style and weight

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charles k. from portsmouth, va

80 yrs old, right leg amputee

The chair's light weight and compact size allows my wife to have greater access to many "normal" activities that the pain from the cancer prevented thereby raising her spirits and mood each day.

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william r. from los angeles, ca

65 year old woman with metastatic breast cancer that has spread to pelvic bones, ribs and scapula that is now in remission with estrogen receptor bloc

Size, weight and ease of use.

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robert g. from russellville, ar (caregiver)

My wife, who has MSA type C.

The curved seating (for comfort) and anti-bacterial pad. Ergonomic grips and hand rests. The front wheels do not stick out too much (would be safety hazard otherwise). Removable wheels are great.

It is a little difficult to fold/collapse to put in car.

richard r. from cartersville, ga (caregiver)

82-year-old male stroke survivor who is wheelchair bound for the most part.

Lightweight, sturdy, promotes good posture, comfortable without additional seat cushion, folds easily for transport (recommend you look at the video to see how best to fold it)high quality materials, cleaning directions work, no sharp edges when legrests removed, looks good.

Person using this model must move in and out of wheelchair going forward; side arms are NOT removable and desk length only. (I think other similar models from this company with removable side arms are available.)

seth r. from eagan, mn (caregiver)

Small woman, complicated multiple sclerosis, weakness, spasticity but good sensation

The design is well thought out and the product is of the highest quality.

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tom d. from nipomo, ca (caregiver)

65 yr.old female requires wheelchair for mobility around house.

lightweight, made strong

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penelope s. from oshkosh, wi

spinal arthritis, need fusion surgery