Aero X

Getting the wheels off and on easily makes the chair portable. This is a blessing. It also appears to be pretty comfortable.

It might be better if the foot rests could be elevated for a better fit for people with long legs (from the knee down).

gary g. from sherman oaks, ca (caregiver)

She is nearly 94 years old and is increasingly debilitated. She has only recently been unable to walk.

Strong

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john w. from mchenry, il

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Its easy to use and so easy to put together

I haven't found one weakness

jannel n. from sacramento, ca

26 year old male with a spinal cord injury at t5

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phillip c. from waynesville, oh

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versitility of features and ability to fit exact size

could not (find) a local to show me demo model.

pat b. from niagara falls, ny

Male 56yrs old. Had kidney/pancreas transplant 8yrs ago due to Diabetes. Unable to walk or stand for about 3yrs. Unable to determain why.

The light weight and ease of folding it up. Comfort level is better with the added lumbar. It is easy to maneuver.

I substituted the foot rests from my old AeroX, as they're easier to manage. Those on my new chair fell apart, and they were inconvenient to use when getting out of the chair. Also, by using the older foot rests, I could fold them inward on the older model, and on the new chair this cannot be done.

dan b. from grand forks, nd

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Easy to use fabulous color

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lauren k. from fuquay varina, nc

MS Age 37

Strong, solid frame

All the moving parts seem cheap, considering the cost of the chair as a whole.

jon s. from sergeant bluff, ia

Male, 35 years old quadriplegic

The comfort, the ease of adjustment,it is easy to keep clean,the fact that even the wheel pins are quick and efficent, the weight, I could go on but you get my point.

I have not found any.

mike h. from grayling, mi

66 year old male confined to a wheelchair after a lower back injury.

smoooooth ride. simple to open/close

May tip back a little too easily.

robert d. from arlington, wa (caregiver)

Huntington's Disease; trouble with balance, chorea

I really like this chair so far, it's very lightweight(not that weight is an issue for me). It rolls along nicely and is easy for me to remove wheels and fold up as I load it in/out of the car.

So far I have found no weaknesses.

david l. from horsham, pa

40 yr old, Paraplegic(incomplete injury) T-4,T-5 level

This wheel chair rolls much easier than the ones tried before, and more comfortable for the user, and for the care taker. The take-apart features are quick and easy, and the total weight-including the wheels, is just liftable for 5'2' caretaker.

Since the wheel chair needs to be transported in a car, it would have been VERY convenient if the back had folded down.

liisa p. from seattle, wa (caregiver)

My 89 y old husband has L4-5 stenosis on his spine and neuropathy in his legs. He can walk around the house with a rollator but needs a wheel chair