Viper Plus GT

Lightweight & sturdy with multiple features available.

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rosemary w. from scottsdale, az (caregiver)

To get around in our home when legs are sore. My Mother uses both the wheel chair & walker depending how her legs feel

Lightweight durable and price

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joseph w. from griffith, in

I have. A spinal cord injury and need a wheelchair to be mobile

Adjustability of chair to fit different body sizes.

Very hard tires. Does not roll easily.

edwin f. from mineral, va

75 year old male. Previously very active in sports, building log houses, camping, white water canoeing, etc. Long time suffering/degenerative disc.

very smooth movement, anti tip feature is a necessity, folds easily.

A little on the heavy side for me to lift it into a large, high SUV

jon k. from oregon, wi

Age: 72 Handicapped due to severe arthritis and sciatica of the left leg and hip. Unable to walk without support.

Low price.

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carolyn l. from danbury, ct

76 yo female with limited mobility due to a combination of chronic, severe pain and chronic cardiac disease.

Weight, simplicity, and swing up arm.

Smooth wheels on wooden floors

robert p j. from des plaines, il (caregiver)

180 lb MS patient 80 years ol

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lilibeth w. from dublin, ca (caregiver)

81 year old male with difficulty walking.

Very good chair and well built

Arm height is a little too high

gupta p. from cary, nc

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beverly w. from boynton beach, fl

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Versatile to meet multiple visitor needs

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peter m. from cooperstown, ny (caregiver)

We are an Art Museum that offers wheelchairs to our visitors with mobility issues. The Viper Plus GT seems to be a good value for our budget.

Brakes, leg rests w cushions for supporting calves

Should be a little bit lighter for transporting without taking away the quality of the wheelchair

melissa h. from west union, oh

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This is a sturdy chair that easily slides into the trunk for travel. Wheels and frame are less likely to sustain damage from being in a trunk then lightweight chairs. Use bungee cords to hold it down. The chair appears to be of good quality and is more cost-effective than a lightweight chair. Insurance will only pay for one wheelchair, so make sure you pay out of pocket for the most cost effective quality chair you can find if you need two chairs. We have one power chair and this manual chair for transport in a car, plane.

It’s heavier than lightweight chairs and may be more difficult to lift for some people. We traded the lightweight titanium chair for this because the titanium bends easily when traveling in the trunk. More expensive to replace parts from a lightweight chair.

elizabeth m. from brownsburg, in (caregiver)

Cerebral Palsy with spastic quadriplegia. Uses a manual chair for car transfer and some community visits. Uses a power chair at home.