LiteRider Envy LT & Envy

Quality and maneuverability 

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larry h. from cantonment, fl (caregiver)

Bought this for my mom’s birthday and she loves it

I can outside and see the sun and see my grandkids more

No

martha e. from atlanta, ga

I'm 60 yrs old I have C.O.P.D with asthma my lower back is missed up weakness in my legs

The chair is not for me. I feel I'm going to slide out of it. Needed a seat belt. It has a lot of power.

No weakness of the chair. It's just me scare of it. A brand new chair I rode only in my apartment. We have to try to sell.

laura m. from saint louis, mo

Severe arthritis at 64

Easy to maneuver. Turns on a dime. Easy to charge battery. Compact. Fits nicely in small apartment. Gives great independence compared to manual wheelchairs. Saves time and strength going places. Makes a person feel like part of the human race and not so isolated.

The only complaint was that the seat was too hard. Bought a gel foam cushion from Spin Life. Problem solved! No more complaints!

maureen t. from lake saint louis, mo (caregiver)

My brother is very pleased with his new wheelchair. It gives him lots of freedom in the large assisted living facility. Needed a cushion for the seat.

Easy to use. Easy to move around. Compact but not too small.

None!

robert f. from georgetown, ky

I am 80 years old and the power wheelchair is one of the best investments I have made.

It’s small and easy to operate.

The lack of enough space to carry items that are shopped for.  

rochelle g. from beachwood, oh

I’m very pleased with my purchase!  It’s easy use has made my life so much easier and more free.  

Long battery life.

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lucille s. from blue springs, mo

I love my scooter! Looks nice, easy to use

Ease of joystick use and maneuverability. Disassembles easily to load into our hybrid Toyota Prius. Also, long battery life and ease of recharging.

My main complaint is that the footrest is simply TOO LONG. It could be 4-5" shorter while still comfortable, and would make the chair easier to navigate through the home. A minor issue that makes daily use somewhat inconvenient, is finding a place to put a cup holder. Armrests that flip up prevent mounting most commercially available cupholders, and finding a secure position elsewhere is a challenge. The same applies to finding a handy place for a cellphone.

starr l. from goodyear, az

I am 71 years old, with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Walking at home is more difficult, so the LR Envy is a huge help, plus I am taking it elsewhere

Sturdy, worked right out of box, portable.

The joy stick could use a feature to prevent moving it by accident, almost like a mute button

shanna m. from cataula, ga

Had an ankle fusion that did not fuse, so have to go through the process again and thought this chair would be a great help.

Easy to use and take apart to transport well made also. Love the color it comes in too.

The only thing would be super great if it came a little lighter in weight. It does hurt when your foot gets run over.

geraldine c. from alexandria, tn

A total disabled 75+ make can't walk at all

Small footprint with long range power.

The only problem was the miss labeling on the cane attachment. The instuction sheet mentions the air tank and walker holder.

eugene k. from swansea, il

I use the chair whenever I do a lot of walking. With the 14 mile range I will be able to attend the Chihuly glass display at the St. Louis Botanical

Comfortable ride, turning radius excellent for narrow areas, easy to maneuver.

More convenient place to carry things (rather than under seat).  Bracket to hold cane.  Cup holder for cup or cellphone.

lorraine d. from thousand palms, ca

86 year-old, formerly very active, with severe post-traumatic arthritis of the hip.