Tracer SX5 Custom

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otto w. from point pleasant bch., nj (caregiver)

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Price and it seems to be well built, my wife says that is comfortable and it is attractive.

Too heavy. There should be on every wheelchair a locking device to hold the chair together when lifting etc.

james s. from clearwateer, fl

My wife has Parkinson's Disease and she has started of late to use the wheelchair more and more especially when we go out of the house.

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shirley c. from orlando, fl (caregiver)

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Its weight. Overall quality.

Chair back height.

patricia b. from laird hill, tx (caregiver)

My mom is 79. She has osteoporosis, arthritis, bursitis of the hip to mention just a few.

Folding, light, ease to use.

The front fork bearings are loose fitting. the forks can move side to side. The fit on some of the part is questionable.

richard m. from lockport, ny

76 yrs old , diffuculty in walking, cancer survivor.

It is very easy to handle and to fold up.

It is listed as a lightweight wheelchair but it is heavier than my previous chair.

elaine f. from columbia, md

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Light weight and smooth rolling.

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sigal a. from woodbridge, va (caregiver)

66 year old with very limited mobility. Never left home untill a recient trip to Disney World with the aid of new Tracer SX5

maneuverability, wheels, wide seat option

the weight of it when trying to transport.

juli y. from vail, co (caregiver)

50 yr old female with knee injury. Had surgery and used chair to get around when not using crutches.

Strong materials used - easy to fold and transport

Footrests that come with this model seem to be too far apart for this user.

gloria e. from rogers, ar (caregiver)

90 yr old female, confined to wheelchair. Wt 92 lb. Petite lady has use of arms and can stand briefly. Moderate Alzheimer's

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john c. from kennebunk, me

difficulty waking long distances

It is lightweight enough for me to put into my vehicle by myself. (I am a woman)

When folded for storage the front wheels invariably get locked up and you have to unfold it slightly in order to be able to push it like into your closet to store.

mary ellen t. from coronado, ca (caregiver)

Mother-in-law, age 89, cannot walk far distances, so is needed to take her to appointments and outings.

it's lightweight but durable, easy to transport in a car trunk, fits into her closet at the assisted living place, and enables her to join the family on outings, shopping, etc.

Not many - it's pretty good!

ann m. from waynesboro, pa (caregiver)

my mother - 83, diabetes, peripheral neuropathy, just can't walk any distance at all...and heavy