Dualer Powerchair

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.

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,

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thomas s. from bridgeport, wv

I am a 60 year old male with muscular Dystrophy

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I wish there was a key to lock it.

david g. from rocklin, ca

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Sturdy.

Even at lowest speed setting it still turns a bit faster than I would like. It is difficult to spin around with feet not touching the floor, and is also difficult to put the footrest up and down.

angela h. from cortlandt manor, ny

101 year old still living alone with some assistance.

Easy to clean.

Not as sturdy as some of the power chairs I have had. I wish it was made to go lower to meet the height of toilet.

carol t. from kingsland, ga

73 year old female amputee. I like the shorter back and upholstery it came in.