Tracer SX5 Custom

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john c. from lincoln, ca (caregiver)

Transport my spouse around the house since she is immobile and also has dementia.

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larry b. from louisville, ky (caregiver)

67 years, no cartilage in knees

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It is no different except it is wider.

linda c. from curville, tx

77 and can not walk.

Very stylish

Legs will not come off

maricus g. from concord, nc (caregiver)

30 year old active single mother of a 10 year old boy. She is paralyzed from her waist down.

Relative light weight, 35#. Strong enough to support weight.

The clothing shields wear out and break, and are expensive to replace. The vinyl on the arm rests shreds with time, and are expensive to replace. The break levers could be an inch longer, which would give better leverage for braking engagement. The brake lever extenders are too long and get in the way.

bob g. from phoenix, md (caregiver)

Age 78, female , diabetes. Partial foot amputation 12 years ago. Severe knee arthritis in leg not affected by the foot surgery.

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carolyn w. from bowling green, mo

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The size and ease of getting my mom in AND out of the chair.

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susan j. from paramount, ca (caregiver)

My mother had a stroke and relies on me for mobility as she lost the use of her left side.

East to lift arm rests.

Not really sure, she is not using it at this time. She is more comfortable in her old chair.

daniel b. from salem, or (caregiver)

My wife, 60 years old, MS.

It is durable and made to last. Good quality.

We ordered a pocket on the back but it arrived without a back pocket. Though we were reimbursed for the error, it was an optional feature that my Mom really desired.

faith k. from weston, wi (caregiver)

Mom is 89 and very arthritic. Her mobility is declining.

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ben j. from midlothian, va (caregiver)

Female, 76, broken hip.

Light weight, sturdy, easy to maneuver, comfortable. A life saver!

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rosemary d. from saddle brook, nj

48 year old female. Severe arthritis in left foot. Unable to walk long distances.

The customized seat for a larger lower body, the large wheels, the lower seat level for a shorter person, the ease with which the wheelchair rolls.

The only weakness discovered, and that's because the user's arms are very short, is that the brake levers are hard to reach. We bought the extenders, but the user does not want to use them, so in another case, this may not be a weakness.

mary f. from homer glen, il (caregiver)

A 94-year-old woman with difficulty walking. Some of the difficulty is due to severe arthritis in her upper body.