9000 XT

Ability to customize features that you need. This chair is extremely sturdy and holds up over time.

Wish they could improve leg rests to be more comfortable.

liz d. from manahawkin, nj

I have had Multiple Sclerosis for over 35 years and have been using a wheelchair since 1987. I spend most of my day time in a wheelchair.

Only chair used. Very durable. Last chair was used for 7 years, with only arm rest replacements.

The tires make noise on tile floor.

james g. from monroe township, nj

65+ above knee amputee-using daily with and without leg. Mostly in-home use.

Can be customized to fit needs.

Weight.

robert a. from orlando, fl (caregiver)

96 years of age. Cannot stand or walk for any distance or time because of back problems.

I appreciate the wrap around arm rests that makes the overall size of chair narrower for tight places. Usually the frame holds up well, however last one had to be welded after the third year. It is comfortable even though I am in wheelchair from around 7 am to 11 pm.

The arm rest covers are not durable and have to be replaced within a year. Also, the arm rest plastic guard, against the thigh cracks and breaks. Those 2 weaknesses are my only complaints.

betsy m. from tipp city, oh

66 year old female, paraplegic, very active person.

Ability to change seat height enables my feet to touch the floor.

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gilda w. from grinnell, ia

I have MS and am unable to walk.

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lavinia b. from wheeling, il (caregiver)

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The ability to customize a few features makes it more comfortable.

Wish I had ordered the deeper seat.

elizabeth k. from brooksville, fl (caregiver)

My 73 year old husband is slowly losing the ability to walk due to a rare inherited condition. This chair will make it much easier for me to help him

Comfortable, wide color selection. 10 degree tilted back.

Heavier than the Patriot (which was discontinued). Leg rests much too heavy.

jordi m. from parsippany, nj (caregiver)

Gender: Female Age: 69 Wheelchair dependent because of Multiple Sclerosis

Seems to be a solid chair.

The quick release wheels. One wheel comes off OK. The other requires much effort (requires a rubber mallet) to take off and put back on. I think it is loosening up some from use and should get better.

donald d. from cedar rapids, ia (caregiver)

The user suffers from Fibromyalgia and has trouble walking for very long. The chair is used when she knows she would be on her feet for a long time.

Its fairly lightweight and comfortable as well.

The legs do not adjust to a 90 degree angle so it makes it difficult to get close enough to the stove to cook or to the sink or fridge etc. Also because the legs stick out so far its difficult to maneuver in small narrow tight spaces

lisa c. from bonita springs, fl

27 yr old woman unable to walk and uses a chair on a fulltime basis.

Customization , lightweight, and durable.This chair is lightweight and easy to maneuver. VERY EASY ordering this custom chair.

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robert g. from fremont, oh

I'm a 64 year old male quadrapalegic since I was 16 years old.

size and compactness when folded.

Footrests do not swing back flat, require them to be taken off for stowage

robert e. from indian land, sc (caregiver)

The individual is female, age 74, cancer and radiation impaired mobility. The wheelchair is used to supplement both a walker and transport chair.