Tracer SX5

The weight.

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raymond d. from new baden, il

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Very strong. Built solid.

Brakes are hard to reach for person who pushes chair.

steven w. from stockton, ca (caregiver)

Female age 62. Bad heart, can't walk long distances.

Folds for easy transport. Well made chair. Handles for pushing from behind.

No brakes on handles.

thomas a. from mount juliet, tn

Parkinson's disease, male age 60, need to get around the house.

ease of use

It is not a weakness it is just that he does not use the product because we ordered wrong. He want arm rests that are full size and not the half size that we ordered. We were trying to avoid this, but in the end accidentally just did not notice on the final order that we had misordered the arm rests. We will give it away I fear. Now nervous about ordering a new one, unsure what we will. Maybe we can get one fro the local hospital.

jean p. from wrangell,, ak (caregiver)

My husband who lost his leg 35 years ago due to an accident It was a high up amputee.

Good quality, light weight (40lbs)durable folding chair

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david b. from florence, sc (caregiver)

The person using this chair is approximately 70 years old. He has lost the use if his legs. He washes cars, by hand, to support himself.

Easy to transport.

Did not receive footrests with wheel chair.

james h. from stapleton, al (caregiver)

It is used to transport my wife when walking is difficult.

We purchased the extensions for the brake & they really help my mother with applying the brake.

My mothers former wheelchair had a pocket on the back that was nice. We did not receive the leg rests until 2 weeks after the wheelchair arrived.

terry b. from visalia, ca (caregiver)

My mother who is 83.

It's easy to fold it to tuck it away, it rolls easily, and it's stable.

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barbara m. from columbus, oh

Female, 65, lost use of left foot, needed to get around at work, which is all on one floor.

Quality is good.

Cup holder attachment not compatible.

peter m. from venice, fl (caregiver)

Female, 72, rheumatoid arthritis with periodic flare-ups.

Strong enough.

Closing it up can be a bit of a challenge.

taiwo t. from piscataway, nj

This is for the company use in case of emergencies for staff members to be moved around.

Price.

Narrow wheels.

lawrence l. from lehigh acres, fl

74 years old, able to walk only very short distance using crutches.

Durability.

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mark d. from pittsburg, ca

85 Y.O. female; botched hip replacement resulted in the loss of the right femur.