Tracer IV

Ease of folding and taking in the car and easy to wheel without having someone push you.

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leona o. from negaunee, mi

59 year old, female, issues with hip and leg. Walking distances is a problem.

My mom appears to love everything about it

Moms only complaint is that there isn't a place to attach a bag/basket.

catherine b. from alton, il (caregiver)

My mom is 64, 300lbs, and has everything imaginable wrong with her back/spine.

Ease of use. Well made. Comfort. Have purchased many things from SpinLife. Great company to work with.

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kay t. from st petersburg, fl

70 years old with Spinal Stenosis. Use walker and wheelchair.

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robert m. from pompano beach, fl

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Light weight, folds up small, carries my weight, usability, good balance and easy to maneuver.

Seat is hard, had to buy seat cushion.

nancy h. from arlington, tn

59, lymphedema and bad knees. Use for places a lot of walking would be expected or weakness in legs substantial.

The brakes are in the front and easy to reach.

The back is not high but I am tall (6ft 4 inches) and it serves me well.

paul k. from sebastopol, ca

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Mobility

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don s. from sacramento, ca

I have a Tracer 4 on each lower floor and uppr floor. I am mostly chair-bound and the two wheelchairs enable me to get most things done by myself

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tommy b. from louisville, ky

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I love this chair. It is extremely roomy and I should have gotten the smaller seat. I opted for the 24 inch because I was worried that with a winter coat on it would be tight. I weigh 250 lbs however, the 20 or 22 inch would have been just fine. That was my error and not any fault of the chairs. I did not want to go through the expense of returning it and haven't had one issue with it. I know some people say the 24 inch does not go through standard doorways, but as I don't use it in my home I can't attest to that. My husband says it's easy to push and for the sturdiness and size, you have to put up with the weight. We had a light weight chair prior to this that was very light and easy to glide in but incredibly uncomfortable for me the user to sit in. My legs and thighs hurt terribly in the other so this one was a god send. I am due to have surgery in November with a 6 month recovery time so I will be putting this to the test for daily, long term use. But for what I've been using it for recently I am extremely pleased. I'm so glad to be able to ride comfortable.

Since I have someone wheeling me most of the time this is not a huge issue but on the 24 inch seat I find it a bit uncomfortable getting my arms in a good position to wheel myself. Now I am only 5 foot and do not have a long wing span so this might only be na issue for me. However, that said I am VERY satisfied with this chair and highly recommend it.

rosemary d. from saddle brook, nj

45 Yr old female with severe arthritis who is unable to walk long distances or for long periods of time.

Sturdily built, easy to fold and open and rolls smoothly.

Handles could be higher for taller caregivers to push the chair.

christopher r. from columbus, oh (caregiver)

My wife is the user. She is 55 years old and has severe arthritis in her right hip. It must be replaced;

It was built to last, super strong.

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gerardo r. from spring, tx (caregiver)

My mother is using it, she is 70 years old with bad knees.

Study and easy to use. Good for the price.

Should have 2 inch x 8 inch wheels for easier use to move on difficult situations, such as when on dirt, cracks in the asphalt or concrete, or a lip from one surface to the next surface. Much easier with the larger wheels.

raymond d. from harrisville, ri

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