Jazzy Air 2 Elevating Power Chair - Extended Range

Reliability

Seat cushion is not that comfortable.

shahriar d. from wilmette, il

medical doctor age 63 with muscular dystrophy

The elevating feature and ability for user to make 360 turn

The width makes it tricky to get through a standard sized door. My husband really needs thigh rails so that his legs don’t fall out to the sides, since he has minimal muscle in them.

wendy e. from glenn dale, md (caregiver)

My husband has inclusion body myositis and can no longer walk.

With Jazzy Air 2 my father was able to return to life.

There is only one weakness: cant use Jazzy Air 2 outside when it rains.

feliks t. from staten island, ny (caregiver)

My father uses jazzy air 2. He is 63 years old. Both of his legs are amputated above the knee.

I find it very helpful to be able to work in my kitchen without having to stand on one leg for hours on end

It’s just a little bit long for maneuvering in a tight area

thomas r. from west palm beach, fl

I’m 73 years old amputee right leg still work five days a week eight hours a day.

Strengths are it is sturdy and strong. It raises up helping me to be independent in transfers. I can do alot more things. The wheelchair raises up so I can do more things to help around the house.

I believed it was going to go down lower than most wheelchairs as that is what I was told by spinlife rep. It does NOT.

karsha o. from sonora, ca

I am 65 and had sepsis. I fell during that period and can't bear weight to walk or transfer.

Great quality, smooth controls, nice color selection.

This chair needs to be offered with a low height back. Also needs more ground clearance.

robert m. from cumberland, ri (caregiver)

My wife has MS and uses a wheelchair and scooter for her independence. The Jazzy Air 2 is adding a new level of independence to her daily activities.

Responsive.

Not very useful. Does not fit well under countertops, desks or tables.

andrea l. from delaware, oh (caregiver)

Severe neuropathy. My legs/feet no longer do the job!

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thomas c. from brownsville, tx

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Up down movement

Size; joystick needs some getting used to; weight

geert l. from reading, ma (caregiver)

My wife has a degenerative neurological condition and has lost her ability to walk. The Jazzy is mostly used in the kitchen.

Maneurovable

A bit to high to reach the floor to pick up things head rest too far back

quent m. from hugo, mn

Elderly stroke patient