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Best price. Great styling. Easy to fold and put in car.

No instruction manual with chair, but easy to figure out.

muriel c. from scottsburg, in

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Ease of movement, long armrest, adjustable leg length, quality style and affordable pricing.

Seat could have had more padding or cushioning.

robert c. from savannah, ga (caregiver)

Age 80, male, stroke victim with left arm and leg paralyzed.

It has a fresh design. It's devices are well thoughtout. It's light and transports well. It's all flat black looks are modern and decidedly not 'institutional'.

Maybe, it has too many plastic parts. It remains to be seen if these parts will crack and get weak with age.

dale j. from dearborn, mi

I am 51 years old and recovering from a car accident and a broken leg. I use a walker and the wheelchair I bought from you.

The ease in removing the legrests.

A bit cumbersome to close and store in auto.

catherine d. from denville, nj (caregiver)

Catherine is 92 years old, unable to walk and depends on people for help.

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allan w. from graham, nc (caregiver)

My wife has MS and has just recently been confined to a chair.

very nice over all.

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marciano r. from conroe, tx (caregiver)

84 yers old mother

It's lightweight, easy to fold up to put in the trunk of the car, and is comfortable to sit in.

Haven't found any yet.

james g. from ipswich, ma

Male user, age 72, using wheelchair after major back surgery.

This was an inexpensive, but quality built chair that is comfortable.

It seems heavy to me to lift but others would be that way, as well.

kathie b. from west lafayette, in (caregiver)

I use this for my 87 year old mother-in-law. She was thrilled to sit in it saying it was so comfortable - like sitting in her living room, she said.

Compact and easy to use.

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ben f. from atlanta, ga (caregiver)

Physical disability and age.

Very durable. Smooth riding.

It would help if legs could be folded back further. I can't get next to the car for transfer without taking the left leg completely off.

thomas m. from n. wilkesboro, nc (caregiver)

86 y.o. female with ner paralysis of both legs due to neuropathy.

It is very easy to get around. This isn't as heavy as the older wheelchairs.

There really isn't any weakness in this product. The only thing you can do is to keep it up to date with parts, and services.

patricia b. from mississauga, ontario , canada

My disability is from the knees down. It is also hereditary, and it continues to the rest of my family.

Ease of motion for a weak person to use.

None that I am aware of.

jean g. from dumfries, va (caregiver)

83 yo male with heart condition and Alzheimer's.