LiteRider Envy

Excellent size not too large easy to go thru doors.

Must watch electric wire control so it doesn’t stick out where it could catch on something.

doug r. from mcminnville, or

Disabled man 77 yrs old. Can’t walk needs wheelchair.

small and fits through doors easily, easy to move about

Wheels squeak, footrest is hard to move up and down for the user.

james w. from prairie city, ia (caregiver)

70 year old macular degeneration and mobility issues

Well made Golden stands by their products

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william g. from orange park, fl

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EVERYTHING IT'S MADE THAT WELL-FRAME,WHEELS, SEAT. ECT. .

NO RADIO!

paul s. from bellview, id

I'AM 64-LOSS USE OF LEGS DUE TO 3 STORKES. I USE MINE DALEY FOR EVERYTHING.-GET MAIL,GO TO STORE, SEE THE DOCTOR, ECT. COULD NOT LIVE WITH OUT IT!! PS

The strengths of the Lite Rider Envy are its portability and ease of use.  It is very maneuverable and with the premium seat comfortable to sit in for long periods of time.

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chris j. from lake city, pa

I am a 68 year old male who has Multiple Sclerosis, Leukemia CLL, and severe spinal stenosis in my cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine areas.

The size enables it to be used in most homes and many other places. The ability to spin in place is quite useful.

It is a bit heavy for lifting into car, etc. The underneath basket is hard to reach when on the chair. The wheels make a bubbly/squeeky noise.

joan y. from whitehall, mi

User is an 80 year old female. Disability is arthritis in knees makes it too painful to walk more than a few steps.

Easy to use , not to heavy, and easy to disassemble to travel.

Would like to have access to charge the battery while assembled without removing it.

bob w. from west fargo, nd (caregiver)

Lady 71 years old with MS, Ospeoporosis, and other issues associated with MS.

getting around safely

going down inclines, tends to slide before stopping fully

colleen mp a. from hayesville, nc

70"s Back and balance issues

Disassembles and assembles easily and lightweight to put in the tank of car

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glenn t. from las vegas, nv

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Very versatile.  Able to get close to everything 

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barbara d. from paso robles, ca

I am 89 and have back hip leg problems.  My spin rider is a joy allowing me so much more access to all I enjoy. I am in retirement community.

I've used the chair 3 weeks now. Well made. Can take apart. Removable battery. Chair rotates 180 degrees. Easy to operate. Basket underneath.

Had problems removing the chair-had to rotate chair as chair was picked up. Changing the height of the seat is very difficult. Needed 17mm socket,breaker bar with a cheater bar to loosen nut. Would be nice to have an an ignition key and tie down points

dwayne a. from henderson, tn

I am male, 62, with ALS. I must now use an electric pwr chair to get around. Have no strength in my lower legs.

Portability, easy to use, cost.

Sometimes on my unit the position latch for the seat fails and the seat rotates until I relatch it. In addition, when I received a 4 mm Alan wrench was included, which is necessary for some assembly steps, but a 5 mm Alan wrench is also needed for some of the assembly but was not included in the shipping container. Other than those comments I really enjoy using this wheelchair/scooter about 100 % of the time.

rodney l. from friendswood, tx

I am the user and have secondary progressive MS. I use a power wheelchair or scooter 100% of the time. I like the portability of the LiteRider Envy.A