Cirrus Plus

duration of use between charges

slow control stick movement

juanita m. from branchland, wv (caregiver)

59 year old male, unable to walk due to spinal injury.

Manuvers well once you get used to it.

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patricia w. from derby, vt

60's, bad knees, severe degeneratve arthritis

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dwight g. from akron, oh

49yrs ols with spinal injury and sight problems

The size of the chair. It is small and fits through doorways very well.

When I reverse direction the front wheels have to change direction and that can send me into a wall or table sometimes. But with the slow movement it not to bad.

dorothy m. from longview, wa

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timothy n. from springfield, il (caregiver)

mother in law in nursing home user-- her answers below

I couldn't find another power chair that offered the ease of transport plus the extra seat width and weight capacity I needed all at such an inexpensive price!

Frankly the horn on my granddaughter's toy car is louder!

alice p. from cincinnati, oh

50 years-old; trans-femoral amputee with osteoarthritis.

Very stable safe, easy to use, fold - unfold. Excellent product.

So far, nothing!

zoltan g. from north vancouver, bc , canada (caregiver)

67 year old male, unable to walk

Ease of use. Small size fits small, elderly woman.

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ellen s. from lenexa, ks (caregiver)

86 yrs old. Bad hip, shoulder and ankle. Barely able to get around a very small assisted living apt on a walker.

It's easy for him to get around and wide enough for him to fit in and comfortable.

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jose d. from chicago, il (caregiver)

35 yrs of age male and disabled from the waist down.

Very easy to maneuver. It can run long distances. It can be folded which is good for my international travels. Being folded (for easy storing) enables me to avoid disagreements with airline crew when travelling outside of the United States. Weight is also good - not as heavy as other power wheelchairs.

Cushion is so thin. It would be good to have something thicker that would minimize lower back pains, especially for prolonged sitting.

venus i. from jamaica, ny

I, Venus M. Ilagan, am 50 years old, has post-polio case. Am very pleased with my Cirrus Plus EC wheelchair. It's perfect for my lifestyle and work.

Rear wheel drive gives great mobility on my rock/gravel driveway. I don't need specialty seating so it's perfect for me. Its as good as my Quickie V121 for less money. I use it as my back-up chair.

Would prefer the bar that holds controller was a little higher but see no way to adjust that.

cynthia b. from midlothian, va

59 y/o female w/Post Polio Syndrome

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betty z. from fresno, ca

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