Jazzy 614 HD

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If you are over 5' 8" and cannot bend Knees tight or want a larger foot platform DO NOT buy this product.

linda h. from clifton, co

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It helps me with to get around easily to be able to assist my self in doing my ADLs.

If it gets caught in the rain the wrench symbol comes on. For now on i've to put a plastic bag around the controller.

linda r. from levittown, pa

I'm a lady 60 years young. Disabilities severe nerve damage in my hands + feed with 4 1/2 degenerate bones in my feet with arthritis and etc.

Large enough for my frame while still being able to easily get through doorways.

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marie i. from olmsted falls, oh

57 yo female with severe rheumatoid arthritis.

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marie i. from olmsted falls, oh

57 yo female with severe rheumatoid arthritis.

It is well built.

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william w. from lompoc, ca

User cannot walk.

Quality construction and materials, agile and maneuverable with plenty of power.

Limited options for seat customizability, wish it had finer control of torque and speed.

randy m. from cortland, ny

Obese male with limited mobility, a walker, and severe quadrilateral peripheral neuropathy.

The power wheelchair has very good stability. In parks with some areas of unlevel ground, the chair is not tippy. It also has a great turning radius. It can slowly enter doorways, and it surprisingly comfortable!

The center-wheel drive can have some issues getting enough traction for motion in areas like soft sand and wet mud.

linda a. from siren, wi

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High quality materials used in construction, ease of use day-to-day, and strong drive train all make for a comfortable and great chair. Great customer service as well, thanks!

The footrest could be slightly larger I guess.

christopher m. from orangeburg, ny

I’m a 63 year old male who, through a series of infections, has become too weak to walk safely. A power chair was a must.

It helps me get around.

The seat is uncomfortable. The old model had a bar underneath the armrest to put a bag to hold things. This one has no bar and the only way you can add a bag is to put it over the armrest which is very uncomfortable. I am thinking about just taking the tires off of the new chair and getting new arm rests and using my old chair.

dale w. from apollo beach, fl

75 years old with degenerative spine condition - can not walk.

Very smooth riding.

A little difficult to transport due to lack of area to place hooks on to secure chair.

debra w. from warrendburg, mo

59 ur old women with ms.

Good looking. Quick.

Additions, cup holder and cane holders fasten outside arm rests. Rip off hanging up on door frame

joan k. from walnut creek, ca

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glenn d. from lombard, il

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