Cirrus Plus

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The armrests are set too far back, which makes you feel like you're going to fall out of chair going downhill. Also throws me off balance while transferring.

darleen a. from mountain home, ar

69 year old with multiple sclerosis.

Light weight and easy to assemble; Good speed

Has a strong medicinal aroma which lessens with time. Very difficult to remove the nylon straps from the foot rests, which we do not need.

james c. from charlotte, nc (caregiver)

Cerebral Palsy, age 44

Has power and easy to maintain

Don't like the cloth seat should be a solid seat makes sitting long times easier. Needs a bigger cushion on seat

mary k. from hecker, il

Totally disabled

Strengths are that the chair gives mobility to a person who doesn't have independent movement.

Can you not come up with some decent color choices besides black? What about red, or turquoise or purple. Putting a black machine together is difficult to see parts, places and is just boring!

kathy h. from mimbres, nm

85 year old woman with terrible balance.

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Weight

richard l. from auburn, ca (caregiver)

I bought this for my daughter

How well it is built. Holds his 320 lbs with ease

The joy stick is very touchy and quick

betty a. from manassas, va (caregiver)

He fell and fractured his right femur and weighs 320 lbs and cannot do any weigh bearing on the leg, plus has terrible back pain due to DDD.

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Too heavy to be used manually

carman m. from mahwah, nj (caregiver)

Chair used by 50 year old male amputee

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hans j. from conroe, tx (caregiver)

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Excellent controls. Fine workmanship. Easy to set up as packaged.

Weight of batteries. Difficult to disassemble for transportation.`

norman p. from east hampton, ny

I am 97 with severe arthritis that makes walking nearly impossible. It is a godsend.

Cable/wire connections are easy to "hook up", as they will only connect if you are connecting them to the correct connection. In summary will not connect wrong cables/wires together.

Assembly directions were not available/limited, which required some basic knowledge of wheelchair construction. Cable wires are cumbersome, as need to be careful to keep them from hanging dangerously on floor. Strapping the battery securely is also cumbersome.Disassembling/Reassembling process takes time. Battery charging unit doesn't have any indication(lights, etc.)that it is functioning unless chair is turned on.

margaret b. from austin, tx

Wheelchair mobile (but able to self transfer), and needed chair to transport for travel.

Ease of going through door,low center of gravity ,changeable seats and comfortable to be sitting for long periods of time.

Not enough detail in booklet, called and man kindly explained how to recharge the chair.Very quick response to control,suggest have control on low until learn how to drive it safely.

shirley b. from fallon, nv (caregiver)

84yr.230#man,20.steps walker able to transfer alert. couldnt be better.

I can push the wheelchair as well as power the chair

I have not taken the chair on any trips as yet I cannot see any weaknesses the only thing I could have a problem with the chair is when I try to lift it into the car?

jim n. from amity, or (caregiver)

I hope to take my wife on outings from time to time she has dementia and I think it would be good for both of us.