Tracer SX5 Recliner - Custom

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ronald a. from rapid city, sd

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The ability to recline and the feature of folding for transport. Also the high head rest and pillow.

For this unit, one arm, on the left, her good side, will not stay down. There is a danger that she could lift it up accidently. I have tried to fasten it securely but the button will not stay in the slot. Proba bly some kind of adjustment problem.

john d. from meredith, nh (caregiver)

She has suffered three strokes and cannot move on one side. She does not walk nor talk.

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edgar l. from westminster, ma (caregiver)

ms patient

Quality made. Great value. Does the job well.

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stephen k. from honolulu, hi (caregiver)

User is an 83yr old bedridden woman. She can not sit in a regular wheelchair for more than 20 minutes without severe pain.

Allows catnapping since it will recline.

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carole n. from reston, va (caregiver)

Love it. Easy to use and it allows the user to rest comfortably when reclined.

I think the strength of the chair is the comfort,and how easy it is to use all the features on the chair.

I have not seen any weakness in the chair .

mary m. from santa barbara, ca (caregiver)

My mother, 90years old had stroke and is paralyzed on left side

Size for a 6ft 4 man

The arm rest are a little short on height for him but better than what he had.

shirley c. from ruston, la

Bill ia 83 today and loves the comfort of his new Cadilla as we call it. This was worth the investment.

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alicia f. from san diego, ca

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Easy to use, comfortable & compact.

There should be a safety lock or other device on the reclining back. It's too easy to accidently grab the release handles when pushing the chair.

robert u. from lindenhurst, ny (caregiver)

60 year old female with Multiple Sclerosis

ease of use

none at this time

florence s. from tyler, tx (caregiver)

83yrs, female,

Reclines easily.

Needs adjustable foot rests with CALF supports

thomas w. from saint louis, mo (caregiver)

Female, alzheimers, Unable to move, age 79. Spends 8 to ten hours a day in chair.

Easy to use, wheels well

We don't have a ramp and it is difficult to lift up or roll st up the 3-4 steps into the house

steven b. from bayside, ny (caregiver)

16 year old with Adrenoleukodystrophy, unable to bend knees or support his back in upright position