Quickie 2

The maneuverability is good

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josefina p. from earlimart, ca

I have multiple sclerosis and have had different chairs. This one seems to be doing a great job for me.

Lightness and extras

The size measuring could be true fit

john m. from avon lake, oh

Para

The quick detach axles, lightweight of the chair, with the adjustable leg rests, there are no places where you can get your leg rubbed raw, also with the mountain bike tires on the back and 8" air filled front tires it works very nicely on most surfaces even grass and gravel. Almost forgot, quick build and delivery time!!

The one and only weakness I have found with this product was that it was not made to the specs I had ordered it at. It came in at just shy of 19" wide when I had ordered a 20". I will give Quickie credit, they did admit to the mistake, and they did offer to build me a new chair to the specs I stated or refund me the difference in price. I chose the latter. My chair being a little narrower leaves more options open to me for transport and keeps many doors open to me as well. Just a reminder to everyone: chair-accessible does not mean chair friendly.

donna s. from pottstown, pa

50yrs old, no left hip, degeneration of lower back.

Folding features for easy transport! Lightweight. Full hand rims prevent fingers from getting caught in rims.

Footrests stick out too far. Sits lower than my other chair, which makes transfers a little tougher. Front wheels seem to always hit my feet.

randy b. from crooksville, oh

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jonathan w. from millerton, ny

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I've had a Quickie product several times and another brand....I came back to Quickie because it is reliable.

My only complaint is I have so many squeaks in this chair....I have oiled every screw I can see, but the LOUD squeaks persist. I figured with it being new, everything just needs a good oiling...?

rebecca s. from williston, fl

53 yr old, SCI from auto accident 32 years ago.

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joyce k. from lawrenceville, ga

I have been in a wheelchair for 28 years and this is my fourth quickie 2 wheelchair.

Easy to maneuver; like the bicycle tires......easier going down and coming up the ramp

Some difficulty removing the armrest when transferring since my leg and body tends to tilt left.

lloyd l. from mickleton, nj

75 years old; spastic paraplegia; wheelchair confined

Lightweight. Sturdy. Easy to wheel and lift.

Would like to see footrest more flexible and flip up at all positions. Also the footrests were not easy to adjust to the lower level so they are straight and not slanted.

judy g. from little falls, mn (caregiver)

I like the lightness of it -easy to handle. size ordered fits person good. Not especially impressed with footrests.

It's very light weight making it easy to transport. It's very sturdy, no loose parts.

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sean b. from springfield, mo

Limited mobility

Easy to use and maintain. Product is safe and comfortable.

Seat Belt appears to be difficult to install but I haven't tried yet.

richard t. from kailua, hi (caregiver)

Katie is a 16 year old girl with Autism, Seizure Disorder, Mitochondrial Disorder. The SpinLife Sunrise Quickie 2 is a high quality, easy to handle

good product

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leendert v. from hebron, md (caregiver)

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