Cruiser III

EASY TO MOVE ABOUT

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edmundo r. from los angeles, ca

AS A DISABLE PRESON YOUR PRODUCT (WHEELCHAIR) HAS BEEN A BLESSING! NOW I'M ABLE TO GET AROUND.

Compact size to get get through doorways. Also light weight and easy to handle.

Only issue was the screws that hold the handles on the seat hurt when you sit on them. We just put a cushion on the seat and it fixes the problem.

denise m. from shelton, ct (caregiver)

My husband has Parkinsons and his legs freeze at night and he can't walk without falling, so he uses this wheelchair to get to the bathroom.

Lightweight

Footrests are plastic and quite cheap

jeff g. from fort wayne, in

61 year old Male rehabilitating from hip revision surgery

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sharon b. from london mills, il (caregiver)

It is 20 pounds lighter than her other wheelchair. Much easier to transport her. Will go through her doorways. She can move some on her own.

Reasonably priced , easy to use.

The workmanship on the arms is poor. Plastic covering on one arm has already come loose. I used black electrical tape to hold the plastic to the arm. The chair is only a few weeks old so this arm issue will be a continuing problem

don y. from marietta, ga (caregiver)

The end user is my wife who is 74 and has physical limitations that make standing and walking difficult. She is mostly confined to the wheelchair

It’s well built , but the best feature is the light weight of the chair . It’s easy to fold up and get .

Don’t see a weakness

dorrett c. from north bergen, nj (caregiver)

I bought the chair for my husband for wit a amputated leg. We live in a apt building with no elevator, so I taught the chair would best meet his nee.

It’s well built , but the best feature is the light weight of the chair . It’s easy to fold up and get .

Don’t see a weakness

dorrett c. from north bergen, nj (caregiver)

I bought the chair for my husband for wit a amputated leg. We live in a apt building with no elevator, so I taught the chair would best meet his nee.

Appears to be a good buy for the money.

Ordered an oxygen tank holder with it.

norman n. from woodland, ca (caregiver)

Bought this chair for my 80 year old spouse. The box it came in was very beat up and had numerous tears. I thought it would be damaged. It wasn't.

Good quality

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rose r. from algonac, mi (caregiver)

Light weight and durable.

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william c. from bellevue, wa

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Light weight, plus factory set at low seat height

None for me. Of course nothing is right for everyone.

joanne d. from colorado springs, co

I don't know for sure how much lighter this wheelchair is than my previous one ... but it feel like about half the weight of the previous one.

Adjustable arms and sturdy fabric seat.

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maruta k. from hartland, vt (caregiver)

Father in law dealing with sore neck and shoulder muscles. Wheelchair with adjustable arms released the stress. I just added a 3 inch cushion.