Comforter PR-535 Quick Ship

Faux leather fabric is stain resistant

The chair is uncomfortable for my mother to sit in. They have changed the way they manufacture the chair. The cushions are not the same density. Also the head cover is not fastened to the chair and it falls off.

june d. from winchester, va (caregiver)

My 87 year old mother

We especially love the zero gravity feature

My husband says it moves too slow. I think it's just right.

audrey m. from belleville, il

I purchased 2 of these chairs, one for my husband and one for me. My husband is disabled and his old chair was shot. He's really enjoying his new ch

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marcella c. from yuma, az

80+ female, very disabled, not able to access a bed, so the chair is my only place of comfort.

I'm still trying out all the settings! This chair is extremely comfortable and easy to use. The lumbar support is exceptional. I have less back pain since using this chair. Fabric is soft yet durable.

The top back cushion is a little too big for us shorties. It pushes my head forward when sitting straight up, but the settings allow me to correct that when reclining.

juanita p. from portland, or

71-year-old female with severe osteoarthritis.

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sue j. from birmingham, al (caregiver)

Chair's user has very limited mobility due to a number of health issues. This is his second spin life chair. They have both been life savers.

My husband hasn't been comfortable since his stroke... until we got this chair. The quality is obvious, from the quiet motor to the fabric. We really hesitated spending the money on a lift chair, and now I wish we had bought it earlier!

The only weakness might be the height of the back. My husband is 6'2", and it seems a little short for him. We bought the large after consulting with a Spin Life representative, and I think the next size up would have been too big.

paige s. from portland, or (caregiver)

My husband suffered a stroke that left him paraplegic but on the road to recovery. He uses a walker to transfer from his wheelchair to the chair.

Just a great well built chair.

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beverly h. from canal windchester, oh (caregiver)

Young woman with advanced Parkinson’s. She sleeps in her chair and is so much better for her to get up and down .

Heavy sturdy chair and does not move on you when you get in or out

could be a couple more inches wider for a large person as when they sit down their body expands out. Otherwise love it and it works for us

lynn w. from winchester, ky (caregiver)

My husband if fignting lymphomdema, is bone on bone both kneens ( can not be operated on due to poor circulation) and spurs growing on his spine.

the zero gravity is the best strength in this chair, allows for higher leg lift without tipping head back while watching tv.

not 100% happy with the NEW fabric, the chocolate color is great, but the fabric is rough to the touch, not soft and it snags easily.

michael m. from niantic, ct

leg elevation and lift assistance.

The chair padding is fantastic. The features are easy to learn & operate. I love how the chair has a TV mode which sets the seat back & the leg in the perfect position for TV watching.

The only weakness would be the way the power source isn’t closer to one side or the other. I think the cord could be a bit longer.

ann j. from simpsonville, sc

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Remote attached to chair. So comfortable with having so many positions. So easy to get out of.

Wish the positions would move faster.

ken b. from charlotte, nc

This chair is fantastic. The remote is always there when you need it. The chair is so comfortable and has so many wonderful positions.

I have the tall version with the extended foot rest that is advertised as suitable for someone up to 6’8” tall. I’m skeptical of that claim because it fits me perfectly and I’m only 6’4”.

The main thing I don’t like is the battery back up. If/when I use it, I will have to forgo the use of the chair until I can get someone to come over and change out the batteries. All these chairs should have Lithium battery back up so they can recharge when power is restored. The chair I gave up when I bought this one had the Lithium back up, power headrest and lumbar support. The only problem was it was supposed to be for someone up to 6’4” tall, but my feet and lower legs hung over the footrest by at least 12”. I would be happy to pay for a Lithium battery back up if I could figure out who to talk to.

thelbert r. from alton, va

75 year old disabled veteran. Back, shoulder, and two bad knees, 50% use of left arm.