Tracer SX5 Custom

The chair was surprisingly lighter than expected. Very sturdy and easy to load into the vehicle.

Hand brakes are just a little hard to set, however, as a caregiver, that was not a real problem. Anyone who is hemi-paralysed would not be able to set the brakes.

ruth a. from jasper, ga (caregiver)

Middle aged hemi paralysis female.

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jesus q. from miami, fl (caregiver)

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It is still heavy & awkward fitting into a car for a woman to transport even though it is a "lightweight" wheelchair.

susan c. from fort wayne, in (caregiver)

age 90

Met expectations for quality, appearance.

Caps on top of front wheel spindles would not stay in place, lost one. Minor.

warren p. from robins, ia

55 yr diabetic, limited mobility

the swing a way arm

the arm button's to hard to push

george o. from new milford, nj (caregiver)

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Variable options. Reasonable price.

Last one wore out rather quickly. In less than two years it was in very bad shape. We hope this one does better.

laura d. from annandale, va (caregiver)

Mom is very happy with the chair, but not the pad (see previously submitted comments).

big front vwheels

the seat is very uncomfortable

dorothy f. from twentynine palms, ca

age-54 stroke, can't walk

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henry d. from staten island, ny (caregiver)

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It feels sturdy without being hard to steer.

The back vertical bars attaching to the handles are metal and they feel cold against my skin! On my previous chair the fabric was wrapped so they were covered.

elizabeth c. from richmond, ca

62 year old stroke patient with left-side paralysis

We were able to get a large sized chair and still keep it lightweight. As a small caregiver this was very important. It does push around a 300 lb. person easily.

The larger front wheels hit the foot plate when we attend to backup. So going backwards is pretty much out of the question. Also the footplates were installed backward and it took awhile to figure out why they were not working properly, but we were able to fix the problem ourselves.

joyce s. from camillus, ny (caregiver)

Male 69, unable to walk any distance without aid.

Quality and stability.

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ruth d. from wichita, ks

91 year old male suffering from dementia and right side deficit because of stroke.

Handles several inches higher than other wheelchairs making it much easier to push as I am over six feet tall and always had to hunch over to push other chairs. It's lighter weight makes it easier to load and unload into car.

Framework is not as rigid as other chairs. Footrests should be metal not plastic. Replaced them with metal rests from an old chair.

john c. from westwood, ma (caregiver)

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