Vision Sport

Feels solidly built, very comfortable seat. Moves very fast and turns very tight.

Tie down points should be A no charge option. Somewhat difficult to travel without them.

donley h. from frankfort, mi

61 year old male, double amputee.

The Perfect size

None so far.

eugene d. from orlando, fl

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Lots of power.

I wish it had a wireless remote control

paulina b. from mobil, al

Female, 59 yrs, Unable to walk due to balance issues

Great turning radius. Stable and easy to use. Very quiet. The elevation device works well and increases my ability to reach things. Seat is comfortable, but a little large for a smaller person. The stabilizing effect of 6 wheels -especially on ramps and uneven ground is great. its narrow so I can navigate through most of my doors. Stable to get in and out of, and supportive when I do. I appreciate the three different fender skirts--could you send instructions on how to remove and change them.

There is too much depth in the seat and its a little wide. The footrest seems too large and is difficult to raise and lower. Would be nice to be able to raise and lower it automatically. I understood that the seat rotated, but this one does not. I miss being able to put things on the chair (because I carried things on my "seated" walker). Is there some kind of tray that can be used with the chair??

thelma b. from riverton, ut

82 year old female with severe osteo=arthritis in lower extremities who still likes to be as active as possible. Has beginning CHF.

looks & feels good

none

dennis n. from springfield, mo

88 years,parkenson.

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byron f. from warren, mi

86 year old male. Have difficulty walking and enjoy the freedom of getting places with this product. Easy to use and looks good.

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The tires don't have very good traction

danny l. from syracuse, ut

56 year old male with a brain disease that has caused him to lose his equilibrium and motor skills. Is unable to walk without the assistance of walker

ability to access small places,make tight turns in a small radius and distance of travel

small drive wheels

lester h. from goshen, in

He has turned ankles and no arches in his feet keeping him from walking any distance.

Looks nice. Works well. Meets our needs.

You MUST include an assembly sheet. Ridiculous to think an older person would just know how to put it together. And every remedy given when I called for help required removing the seat AGAIN. One sheet of paper would have solved every issue I had. Start off with "connect the batteries" then "pull out the wire leading to the joy stick"... You should be able to prepare this instruction sheet in under five minutes and it would make all your customers much happier. DO IT !

barbara c. from orlando, fl (caregiver)

77 year old male, suffers from spinal stenosis. Resulting in weakness and pain in extremities and back. He walks very little and only with a walker.

Ease of use. Ease of turning.

No place to put anything. I got a "wheelchair back pack" and converted it to work on my Vision Sport, works great. I also found a small "saddle bag" style to go over the arms!

anna c. from tupelo, ms

I love my Vision Sport! It sure makes getting around easier, makes short turns easier, MAKES MY LIFE EASIER. Only thing it needs is a drink holder!

Durability

Seat removal

dale g. from broken arrow, ok

Age 83, I have neuropathy.

Comfortable. Easy to handle.

Too easy to get high centered. Drive wheels do not get contact with surface.

donald e c. from thermopolis, wy

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