LiteRider Envy

Breaks down into four pieces and fits in the trunk. Great portability.

Pinch factor on assembly.

rose s. from bloomington, il (caregiver)

My mother is 92 and having difficulty walking long distances. She mastered using it & loves it! This chair is small & turn radius is great.

It moves well and is very light weight with easy to assemble and dissasemble parts.

None really. It does take a little practice (1 hr) with the sensitive joy stick.

leslie w. from henderson, nv (caregiver)

My wife had a stroke which has left the left side of her body weak. She can walk but not very far.

EASE OF TRANSPORTATION AND SHORT TURNING RADIUS

SO FAR NONE FOUND

jesse d. from caldwell, id

BOUGHT PRIMALLY TO TAKE ON TRIPS, IT COMES APART ESILY AND FITS IN THE TRUNK OR BACK SEAT VERY NICELY DOES NOT DO SOME TRESHOLDS VERY WELL

Basket under seat

I feel that in order to keep price down, shortcuts were probably used. Would I have purchased this knowing What I know now? No! I purchased this one because it was what I needed and could afford but it has decreased my abilities to go where I need to go.

darlene n. from mundelein, il

73 years old, have drop foot from back surgery gone wrong in 2007. Cannot walk with my walker more than 20-30 steps before back pain .

Its quiet, easy to operate, and breaking it down into the four pieces to transport in a vehicle has made it possible for my father to go out.

None....other than our stupidity of not getting this wheelchair for him earlier.

thomas b. from ocean view, nj (caregiver)

My father is 88 years old. He has mobility issues. He still can get around with a walker and a cane, but this motorized wheelchair has been a godsend

Very easy to get around in and to take with you.

Not an all-weather machine.

sharon b. from colton, ny

71-year-old woman with arthritis who can only walk very short distances.

It is comfortable and easy to maneuver in tight spaces.

The controller is limited to the right side but it could easily have a receiver on either armrest. The seat has to be turned sideways to insert or remove the battery.

larry e. from perkasie, pa

Age 81 unable to walk any distance.

Each part is lighter than a lightweight wheelchair. It is easy to assemble and disassemble, and it has features you would expect to find in larger chairs. It also handles well in tight spaces.

None found.

william f. from monroe, ct

70 years old with HSP hereditary spastic paraplegia - can no longer walk unaided - uses wheelchair when going long distances.

I am using it for mobility when I am out shopping...it's portable.

It has a jerky ride with unpredictable movement.

rosalind w. from kentwood, mi

71 year old with post-Polio health issues.

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charlie c. from quitman, tx

Alana Coburn, 69 years old...has spinal stenosis and unable to walk more than 25 feet without discomfort.

Ease of use. Control can be moved to whatever side is best. Battery lasts quite long. Can be broken down into four parts and loaded into a vehicle for travel. My wife is able to accomplish this quite easily.

So far I haven't found any weaknesses.

edward g. from silver spring, md

I am a 74 year old male who has suffered several strokes that have left the right side of my body weak and not easy to use. I am able to walk some

Compactness and maneuverability

Questionably rain proof

jack s. from carmichael, ca (caregiver)

93-year-old female; is not an invalid; it provides help for the half-mile round trip to the dining facility in our retirement community