9000 SL

easy to manage in tight places.

Weak back. It needs solid metal rods instead of hollow tubes. Some of us have to get in and out of thier chairs many times daily. These poles bend then break after prolonged use. I've gone through many chairs and not one has a re-enforced pole.

douglas o. from englewood, fl

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Light Weight and simplicty

Wheel Brakes

sharon d. from humble, tx (caregiver)

Broken Leg

The customer likes it.

none

kathleen t. from ball ground, ga

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anthony b. from nampa, id

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scott p. from corona, ca (caregiver)

14 year old with dopamine responsive dystonia; wheelchair needed while muscular strength improves

Design and quality of construction

None

jay m. from springfield, il

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the hard wheel locks

the noise everytime i move, the extra $25 it cost.

robin k. from tobyhanna, pa

55 yrs, have MS unable to walk. wheelchair is very creaky (sound) like wheel locks they won't wear out like the rubber ones i've had on my last 3

good quality

none

basil o. from parma, oh

i am 72 and not able to walk

quite light, narrow width, nice fabric, modern look

not sure if we have found any

joseph b. from boston, ma (caregiver)

almost 90, little leg fuction

driver likes the way it steers

pop a wheely, kick things not long enough

richard a. from cambria, ca

multiple sclerosis-45

LOOKS APPEALING, WEIGHT IS GOOD

NONE

basil o. from parma, oh

user is 72 and not able to walk due to a nerve disorder, confined to wheel chair

Easy to handle. Moves easily.

Armrests are a bit high.

lindsey l. from chicago, il

I have CP I use crutches as well as a wheelchair.