9000 XT

Ability to customize the wheelchair is a huge strength.  . Easy to fold up and put in the car.

This chair and the past several ones I bought have been very creaky.  I don’t understand why it makes so much noise.    I also find that the paint has become more susceptible to chipping.

lore w. from amityville, ny

85 year old woman who has used a manual wheelchair for the last 55 years.

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

Ease of use.

None

leo l. from brick, nj (caregiver)

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

Size is exact for her physical needs

Stiff. Should be better lubed and/or friction relief

fred c. from gulf shores, al (caregiver)

Patient is an 11 year stroke survivor with a very weak gait and no vocal success. Right side is affected area.the chair is her mode of movement,

It looks nice, enjoy the choice of colors other than all black.

As stated above, I wish the front wheels swiveled more easily.

glennard a. y. from manhattan, ks (caregiver)

87 year old Dad, full time in wheel chair due to a fall which broke the upper bone in the leg.

Has same features as the Patriot.

The quality is not the same as the Patriot. Noisy and not very comfortable.

walter h. from niceville, fl

Paraplegic.

Seems to be a solid chair.

The quick release wheels. One wheel comes off OK. The other requires much effort (requires a rubber mallet) to take off and put back on. I think it is loosening up some from use and should get better.

donald d. from cedar rapids, ia (caregiver)

The user suffers from Fibromyalgia and has trouble walking for very long. The chair is used when she knows she would be on her feet for a long time.

Its fairly lightweight and comfortable as well.

The legs do not adjust to a 90 degree angle so it makes it difficult to get close enough to the stove to cook or to the sink or fridge etc. Also because the legs stick out so far its difficult to maneuver in small narrow tight spaces

lisa c. from bonita springs, fl

27 yr old woman unable to walk and uses a chair on a fulltime basis.

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Leg extensions are garbage; they broke upon first use. Bad welds and craftsmanship; they should be made here in the USA.

steve n. from oak forest, il (caregiver)

Not provided

Light weight

The seat quality is very inferior. After 2.5 weeks the seat looks like she has had the chair for 7 years old, which was how old her old chair is.

juan l. from hyattsville, md (caregiver)

62 yo female with inability to ambulate.

Nice looks and color and size fits.

The wheels make a terrible noise. 2 replacement wheels were sent & it still makes noise. This wheelchair is only a few weeks old and made noise when it was few days new.

nancy h. from hamburg, ia (caregiver)

90 year old, limited to wheelchair due to arthritis in hips.