Dualer Powerchair

The strengths of this chair are; quality of materials used, ability to get around in small spaces, and the ability to raise yourself up to a higher level so you can comfortably work at a stove or counter top. Also long battery life and the ability to set different speeds.

I have not found any weaknesses as of yet.

tom s. from sugar grove, pa (caregiver)

The user of this chair is a 53 year old female with Complex regional pain syndrome which is a nerve disease. She cannot walk on her left foot.

battery lasts over 2 days, and I'm in it moving continually

haven't found any yet

paul b. from the villages, fl

Age 87. lost left leg. OK otherwise, male

Sturdy

Do not use white glove service

carolyn p. from austin, tx

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It turns on a dime. It can creep forward very slowly, important to get through tight places. Comfortable. Reversing direction is sometimes helpful, as is adjustable seat height. Very solidly built. I hope they write to me again in 6 mo. or a year so I can be more accurate and detailed. Reviews of others were so important in helping us decide what to buy.

It's not small, like a very solid throne, so it feels a bit clumsy in the tight hallways of an old house. Expect it to take all the paint off your door jambs while you're learning to navigate it. It likes to lift up area rugs. Probably more chair than my 98lb. wife needs, though it's nimble for its size.

alan f. from framingham, ma (caregiver)

My wife has a degenerative neuromuscular disease and will be walking less and less, even with a walker. Her disease affects small motor control too.

Sturdiness, swivel capability, charges quickly, arm/width extendibility, reliability so far.

Limited elevation capacity.

dayna t. from bloomington, in (caregiver)

A 70-year old female who is an amputee and has numerous other medical challenges.

Ability to swivel, power elevation, lack of third row of wheels, they get caught on things.

A little pricy

judy m. from knoxville, tn

I am unable to stand up or to walk. I am in the chair all daY every day. As such, comfort is essential. This is the most comfortable chair I have

Freedom it gives. Ease of use.

Seat needs more padding, can feel metal framework. Add a remote control function to it so I do not have to have an aide with me all the time.

david a. from anderson, sc

78year old 100% disabled US Navy veteran who has been in manual wheelchair for about 5.5 years. As my wife passed away 7/15/2021 needed Dualer.

Smaller and the 5" is what he needed to transfer

None so far

arthur s. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

86 year old with 4 strokes & Parkinsons. Was having trouble transferring from power chair to recliner. The height provided by the Dualer was great

Performance

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don r. from st. george, ut

I am 94 years old.confined to a wheelchair.and very mutch appreciate the up and down capability of your product,

It has a lot of power batteries last great it’s comfortable and sturdy. I would buy it again is the only chair I think I will be buying from now on You get a lot for your money with this chair.

Nothing that I can come up with. Maybe possibly the seat the sitting part could be a little bit wider and a little bit more comfortable but it’s comfortable Towards some other wheelchairs I have had.

joyce b. from moose lake, mn

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Easy to maneuver, power seat lifts to allow easier access to countertops and swivels to reduce turning around.

Too wide for standard doors, too tall to allow easy transfer.

stanley h. from fairhope, al (caregiver)

My 92 yer old father, amputated leg and congestive heart failure

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thomas s. from bridgeport, wv

I am a 60 year old male with muscular Dystrophy