MVP

Comfort, compact.

Couple sharp edges near the footrests. Scratch legs when getting in or out. Frame breakage in the same spot, crossmembers where the hole is, on my last 4 units. Taken care of for free by manufacture, but leaves you in a bit of a fix temporarily. Developing W/C junkyard for time between breakage and new part arrival.

john f. from adrian, mi

Mid 50s. Former motorcycle pilot. Good flight, bad landing. Paraplegic. Full time farmer. Registered wheelchair abuser.

Well made.

On this one, the left hand brake was too stiff for my wife to operate. If we had bought it locally we could have called the dealer to fix it, but as we bought it online, I had to fix it myself. It's till not adjusted to work as well as my wife would like. Quality control/final inspection issue at Invacare? (The brake was even stiff for me and I'm a big guy!)

david j. from dallas, tx (caregiver)

70 yo wife with left AKA. Quite mobile in w/c, self propels with her one leg. Rolls up to kitchen counter, locks w/c and stands one one leg to prepare

The chir is durable, and lightweight. I can easily lift it into my car. It is also easy to order the chair, there are no complex measurements and features involved.

It will easily tip back on an incline, but simply leaning forward with the feet in front of your body displaces the weight enought to compensate. I would recommend anti- tip bars for a novice user.

brian f. from katy, tx

39 yrs old, Becker's MD

Lightweight; sturdy construction (survived European cobblestones with no issues!)

Footrests can be a little difficult to flip into the upright position. Just a tight hinge.

edward s. from hermosa beach, ca (caregiver)

56 years old, avascular necrosis in ankles, knees, hips. Uses chair for tasks which require walking longer distances.

Light weight and ease of use.

We haven't found it yet!

robert k. from rockhill, sc

Not provided

Noticiably much lighter weight than regular wheelchairs.

Not provided

jane d. from cape canaveral, fl (caregiver)

60 yr old male. Very limited lower extrimity use. Back surgery at thorasic/lumbar junction.

Lightweight

Not provided

mark g. from middletown, nj

MS, Right side weakness

Lightness and ease of opening and closing.

Haven't found any yet.

ellen h. from calais, me

Middle aged person with Remitting Progressive Multiple Sclerosis.

Wheelchair is light and GREAT indoors.

Useless outside. Flips way too easily when going up most graded ramps from street. Plastic coated hand rims cut when scraped during transportation. BIG DOWNGRADE from previous purchase 5 years ago, which was another MVP.

robert w. from effort, pa

52 year old male with SCI.