Quickie 2

Durability

none

james a. from rio rancho, nm (caregiver)

Son

Light weight, ease of care and use

Havent found any

mary b. from willis, tx

Physical disability

customization

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steven f. from overland park, ks (caregiver)

62 year old female with multiple schlerosis

Lightweight, easy to maneuver, solid wheelchair. I use the wheelchair at the gym, store, etc.

None

gordon b. from santa fe, nm

I am a 63 year old male. I had my right leg amputated above the knee four months ago.

Well made, thoughtfully engineered, reliable (I am replacing a Quickie which has served me well for over 20 years!)

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elizabeth h. from st charles, il

Female, age 74, partial paralysis due to Polio, dependent upon wheelchair

Lightweight and maneuverable.

Hard to propel on grass and gravel.

alison c. from fort myers, fl (caregiver)

25 year old woman with spins bifida.

Not provided

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emily k. from philadelphia, pa (caregiver)

Used for classroom instruction as part of doctoral of physical therapy program.

New foot peddle attachment. This is a very good system that has been very bad in the past. Adjustable back.

Brakes are too close to the fold back arms. Do not like the single post adjustable height arms.

byron z. from washington, mi

T8, 9, 10 Paraplegic. 67 years old, have been in a wheelchair for the last 46 years.

In general, I just like it better than ones I have adjusted, modified and used up in the past. I like the brake levers, how they are curved. I like how the sling is attached. I like the new no maintenance mag wheels, real quick to wipe clean.

only one weakness I see; the caster lock option pin didn't seem to engage the slot on the caster very well.

ed h. from creston, ia

Male, age 72, paraplegic since 1988, This is my 5th wheelchair of this class.

Lightness and extras

The size measuring could be true fit

john m. from avon lake, oh

Para

Easy to maneuver; like the bicycle tires......easier going down and coming up the ramp

Some difficulty removing the armrest when transferring since my leg and body tends to tilt left.

lloyd l. from mickleton, nj

75 years old; spastic paraplegia; wheelchair confined

Lightweight. Sturdy. Easy to wheel and lift.

Would like to see footrest more flexible and flip up at all positions. Also the footrests were not easy to adjust to the lower level so they are straight and not slanted.

judy g. from little falls, mn (caregiver)

I like the lightness of it -easy to handle. size ordered fits person good. Not especially impressed with footrests.