Aero X

Light weight & ease of use.

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robert d. from bradenton, fl

51 yr old male, 2 yrs C-6 incomplete Quad. I have been in an Invacare top of the line TDX power chair but hated useing van's to get around.

I recently purchased my third tilite chair, the previous two are titanium SX's. My new aluminum AERO is just as lightweight and with the wheels taken off is only six inches wide. The SX's fit into an airline overheard and I'm sure my new AERO will also. I love the significantly lower price!

Sometimes on an incline I feel like I'm going to tip over because I don't like to use the anti-tip things.

elizabeth s. from spring lake, nj

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Lightweight...folds easy...wheels come off with one push of the button..pushes easy...quality components...

Seat has velcro on top...kind of a pain in the butt...literally....

micah m. from silver lake, in (caregiver)

10 years old...Cerebral Palsy...super awesome kid...

too early to tell

too early to tell

hugh g. from young harris, ga

70yr old, male, nerve damage to legs.

The wheelchair is lightweight and easy to maneuver.it has useful configurations that make it user friendly.

The color was very deceiving on the Internet is nowhere near the bronze as it was advertised.

david b. from las cruces, nm

I have a 57-year-old quadriplegic. And I will use the TiLite as my everyday wheelchair.

Very easy rolling, light weight, great chair for the price. We used to just check out a wheelchair from the hotel when traveling, bringing this along is much better. I really like the quick release mechanism for the wheels and for the swing away footrests. The finish (upgrade to Blue) is very nice. You definitely need to order a seat cushion. The handgrips for pushing the chair are very comfortable and ergonomic.

The front wheels that are standard are smaller than on "institutional" chairs, and while they roll well, I have to be careful as they are more prone to getting stuck on curb bumps or larger irregularities in the walkway. The fabric side guards are held in place by velcro, and while this lends to adjustability, the fabric can bow out and rub on the wheels -- an easy fix, but a slight annoyance.

boris b. from lake elmo, mn (caregiver)

46 year old above knee amputee part time user--mostly for travel.

very lite

No problems so far

ernest m. from aylett, va

55, broken hip(Charcot hip)

lightweight, custom fit. Surprizingly the light-up front wheels had a bigger impact than expected. People think they're cool. Everybody loves them. A big psychological boost for the patient.

I should have ordered optional kick-up bar to help pusher to pop a wheelie over obstacles.

john g. from houston, tx (caregiver)

Female 110lbs 45yrs MS abulatory most of the time

Weight

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tom d. from nipomo, ca (caregiver)

62 years old female about 110lbs. Uses wheelchair for pain management by not walking unless necessary.

Ease to handle.

So far none.

fred e. from villa rica, ga

I needed that is lightweight enough to get in and out of my car. So far seems to fit my needs.

Its amazing that something so lite could hold up to somuch. its really a strong chair; but lite. cant say enough about it.

If it had any weekness. it would be maybe the ?

norman m. from florence, ms

My name is sam. just wanted to say thanks to spinlife for my chair. i love it, it makes rolling around, getting around in the house, pulling my chair

Lightness, strength, rigidity, good feel, stable, wheels remove easily, compact, ease of use, amount of options are endless, custom fit and the uholstry and add on backpack and under seat bag were some of the best stitch work I've seen.

Side guards should be standard with camber angles above zero, supplied wheel locks must be installed by user and proper tool to install not provided.

r c r. from nashville, tn

Car accident victim. dual knee, hip and spine injury.