Cruiser III

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margaret g. from morrow bay, ca

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It's easy to maneuver

The armrest is too short for Lisa. The foot rests come off too easily when lifting the chair into the car.

lisa c. from lompoc, ca

Lisa is a 49 year old woman with ALS. The chair is helpful for various appointments.

Heavy duty enough for every day heavy use. Like getting thrown into a trunk of a car many times a week.

One of the brakes seems to not be working properly.

eileen g. from owens cross roads, al (caregiver)

54 yr old male. Traumatic brain injury-1983. Severe balance deficit. Uses legs to propel chair.

so far no problems

To heavy ..........

josé k. from houston, tx (caregiver)

part time use

Comfort and light weight

Hard to drive your self it is out of balance and pulls to the left so hard to navigate

victoria m. from las vegas, nv

I am a 59 year old that cannot walk long distances. The Wheel Chair allows me to go anywhere my family goes.

Stability, turns corners well, height. foot rests are better than we had before

Weight & maybe it could have a seat belt since Bob leans forward.

virginia m. from lake forest, il (caregiver)

My husband of 54 years is in year 14 of PRKINSON & now can only walk 2 steps with his walker so our daughter order your wheelchair over the internet.

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yolanda r. from new york, ny (caregiver)

mother 82yrs

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fred s. from terrell, tx (caregiver)

70 years old. Unable to walk without walker.

light

arm lock opens when storing. The hand wheel is to close to the wheel. I worry about getting my fingers caught.

jeff j. from raleigh, nc

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Lightweight, easy to maneuver.

Some of the bolts become loose during transportation post delivery. On nut was lost during a vacation.

thomas b. from phoenixville, pa

55 year old with MS

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richard w. from fayettevile, ar

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Not able to get attachments that can be adapted to the needs of the user. I. E. The anti tip wheels are half the cost of the chair, doesn't make sense! Also foot rests that can be raised higher were not available.

robert h. from westminster, md (caregiver)

Age 21, Cuudal Regression Syndrome, in college, for use in school vehicles since her non folding chair won't fit. usage 12 to 15 times a year.