9000 XT

Height is good and easy to move and arms come off

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marilyn g. from grand island, ny

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Good overall width for a 20" seat.......27 1/2"

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eric t. from plano, tx (caregiver)

Female in late sixties, unable to walk. Must use a Hoyer lift to get into chair. The width of this chair 27 1/2" was able to get through doorways.

a perfect fit for my sister and its light weight

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maureen d. from stroudsburg, pa (caregiver)

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It is well built, easy to maneuver, good looking and not heavy.

No.

edith c. from los alamos, nm

I have cerebral palsy and am 70 yrs old.

Light weight

The front wheels wobble going down hills

sue i. from auburn, ca

I’ve gone through about 8 of these chairs and they are light and durable. The last chair was delivered damaged and the handles were bent.

Nice looking. Works same as the one we had on loan until we received this one.

Difficult for me to hoist into the back of the car even though we bought the higher priced on thinking it would be lighter and easier to use. It swings open and makes lifting it difficult. No cup holder or way to carry things unless bought separately.

harriet m. from bozeman, mt (caregiver)

Age 77, Male, 6'2" 180# Has Orthostatic Hypotension, so blood pressure is very low when standing thus he faints readily. The chair gives independe

Lightweight, durable, easy to work on if needed

Cheap arm pads, hardly no padding. Their are better p ads out there

kenneth s. from addis, la

Been a wheelchair user since 1973 due to an auto accident, Paralyzed from arm puts down! Been using a 9000xt for at least 30 years.

lightweight

Was disappointed to find it was manufactured in Mexico. Thought we were buying American made

robert s. from denver, co (caregiver)

Wife with wounds to foot and is non-weightbearing. Have one 9000XT purchased many years ago and wanted a second one to leave at vacation home.

Ease of use.

None

leo l. from brick, nj (caregiver)

I am a male, 74 years old suffering with MS.

Ease of use.

As stated above the back should provide much more support.

sharon w. from titusville, fl

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simple and straightforward

1 inch wider than its predecessor, despite same seat width, complicates entry thru narrow doorways, e.g. bathroom doors.

wolfgang s. from santa fe, nm

retired physician with life-long limb-girdle muscular dystrophy requiring wheelchair for mobility since 2013.

Easy maneuvering and small enough for a small framed person.

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sharon a. from bartlett, tn (caregiver)

Petite disabled girl.