Quickie QXi

Seems well made.

Not the product, but I was surprised to find that no seat cushion was included with the chair. This was not at all clear from the website or from the sales person I spoke with on the phone.

james g. from minneapolis, mn (caregiver)

Young adult with CP

Lightweight and excellent quality.

I haven't found any yet.

tom h. from the villages, fl

I'm an amputee and lost my left foot from a radiation burn that would not heal. I had rented a wheelchair

So far it meets expectations..

No sure yet, it's too early to tell if any..

don k. from salado, tx

71 male using this chair mainly in the house to go from room to room.

Nothing great

As mentioned before, the height and compacted width were larger than expected. I had an older Quickie serial#B2-016452 which is no longer made. The style of seat and cushion were better quality. It could easily be stored in any trunk or 3 door truck because it didn't sit so high. It also didn't come with a large label sewn on the back that said "QUICKIE", talk about ironic and embarrassing, or another advertizing tag sewn onto the seat cushion. It's a shame it can't be returned due to special ordering. It could easily be disassembled and used again.

teresa h. from erlanger, ky

54y/o woman with M.S. who drives with had controls and puts wc in 3rd door of truck, behind drivers seat. This cannot be done by her with the new chai

Light weight, quality build

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lee s. from frisco, tx (caregiver)

Physical disability of Post Polio Syndrome patient

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janet r. from chateaugay, ny

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elpidio l. from metuchen, nj

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barbara n. from salinas, ca

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Durability, easy to use, light,

The back only reclines 12 degrees, a little more would help. I am 6'3, and the foot plates drag constantly when I'm not on level ground.

ward c. from norcross, ga

MS

Design quality and modular flexibility.

Tie-wraps that secure the lower back to the frame.

don j. from sandia park, nm (caregiver)

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sturdy frame and fabric, easy to push

lack of adjustability as described in one-line summary above.

patricia h. from waterford, ca (caregiver)

91 year old Mom, macular degeneration, dementia/alzheimers and drug-induced Parkinsons, and resulting loss of cognitive/motor function and balance.

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william r. from taylorsville, ut

Complications after a hip replacement limits mobility, age 69.