Cirrus Plus

Wanted power w/c not more popular power chair. This is essentially same chair Medicare paid $5,800 for! Ease of use and powerful. Great chair, even better price!

Difficulty getting Easyloc attachment.

ron m. from wales, ma (caregiver)

67 year old female stroke with hemiplegia for 17yrs

Plenty of power as my wife is 315 lbs and it hauls her around as if she were nothing. Response to the joy stick is a little slow, but not so bad that is of any concern.We use it mostly to go from our house to the carport and back,which is about 150 feet each way.There is a small incline all the way back to the house plus a ramp.The chair handles it all with no problem.We are well pleased!!

None that we have found so far, only time and use will tell the tale,but so far we are very happy with our purchase.

robert b. from horse shoe, nc

I am 67 and weigh 315 lbs female,stage 3 kidney problems, Diabetic,congestive heart failure.

Powerful motors, long battery life, easy to break down for transport. Good chair for someone looking to get the most bang for their buck.

Overall quality of soft materials, battery boxes are too tall. Had to remove the top of the front box to prevent a pressure sore. After removing the top of the box, had two inches of clearance. The rubber seal around the control pad has already started to peel after only three weeks of use.

deetta b. from byers, co (caregiver)

51 years old, loss of control in legs due to a stroke. Living by themselves in rural Colorado.

Compared the (red) "supposedly versatile" wheelchair I had previously to this chair, this Cirrus Plus is miles ahead in quality, design and maneuverability.

Like other people who have reviewed this chair, I notice a slow response in the motors when turning. The drive wheels could be a bit larger too.

mary c. from onancock, va

62 years old, BK amputation, left leg, Brain stem stroke, limited use of right hand and leg.

Portability and prices

None

marcos s. from miami, fl (caregiver)

Exported to hospital ck-Ecuador

Light weight

very slow to respond.

william r. from laurel, md

Heart transplant recipient. Left paralysis. Elect engineer.

Rear wheel drive, easy manuverablity, lightweight folding powerchair, flat-free tires.

None at all for me.

cynthia b. from midlothian, va

Female 63 with post-polio syndrome, unable to walk at all.

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robert l. from girard, il

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weight

footrests, not easily placed, too easily lifted when not in use.

niki c. from laguna hills, ca

Senior ... left leg weakness

Good speed &range !well built Turns in tite circle with my changes and a few more to come I expect an A Rig

They are covered in the former statements not to be so critical I Rate it A

don b. from palm desert, ca

In the80,s Stroke caused Balance loss ,go to outdoor shows ,air races Huck Finns Days Death Valley ect

It' easy to use and easy to control and it's comes apart easy and and can be put back together again without to much effort.

Haven't found any yet!

paul g. from berwyn, il

Yes, I like my new Cirrus Plus Wheelchair I've only had it for two weeks, but I took it on my trip to Springfield Illinois and loved using it.

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paul g. from berwyn, il

Yes, I like my new Cirrus Plus Wheelchair I've only had it for two weeks, but I took it on my trip to Springfield Illinois and loved using it.