9000 SL

same as former question

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joann j. from robbinsville, nc (caregiver)

My 94 year old mother will be using the wheelchair.

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kat m. from irving, tx

45 year old female. Is recovering from a broken pelvic bone which resulted from an auto accident.

Quick release axles are a plus as well as overall sturdiness. Cost is not bad for what you get.

Could be a little lighter weight but as wheelchairs go it is OK.

donna m. from fayetteville, nc

Active 54 year with MS for 10 years

Very comfortable, easy to use, and comes in very handy when needed.

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lois p. from st. albans, wv (caregiver)

My husband, 77 years old, is a brain stem stroke patient and has balance problems. He does walk but at times the wheelchair does help.

The chair is built extremely well and is very durable / light weight.

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bob b. from rocklin, ca

The end user of this product is my older sister who has been confined due to a stroke.

dependable/light weight/compact/folds up easy

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john j. from hagerstown, md (caregiver)

female/legs not 100% functionable

Quality of manufacturing, ability to customize to the patient's size and other needs, ease of lowering the seat to allow my wife's feet to reach the floor.

None, other than the manual being too cautious in saying that only technicians can be trusted to perform most tasks, such as lowering the seat height, which anyone with a ratchet and a wrench can do.

ralph a. from tucson, az (caregiver)

My wife is 67 years old and was diagnosed with demential seven years ago. She has recently lost the ability to walk, hence the wheelchair.

Comfort for my wife,safety, durability, solid construction.

My wife's feet slip off of the footrests because of her medical condition. I had to buy two foot rest guides (kind of like open end boxes to bolt to the chair's foot rests that keep her feet from sliding off the rests). If you could make that an option that could be ordered with the chair (foot rest guides) and installed at the factory that would be great. This is not a weakness of the chair, simply a suggestion.

james thomas t. from santa rosa, ca (caregiver)

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Easy to push, not too heavy to put in the trunk.

The wheel break handles are too short and located too far to the front for the person pushing to lock without coming around to the front.

charles h. from memphis, in (caregiver)

My mother-in-law is 84 with Parkinson's and had used a rolling cart along with and electric cart.

very good chair.. my Mom loves it except for the brakes.. your costumer service is great thank you

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g. i. w. from new britain, ct (caregiver)

my Mom lives in a nursing home & I bought the chair so I can take her out.. her chair is much to heavy.

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stuart b. from yarmouthport, ma (caregiver)

Used by a 38 year old male with MS.

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lorri m. from el cajon, ca (caregiver)

Disabled with MS, 36 years old.