LiteRider Envy LT & Envy
Upgrade to the LiteRider Envy for up to 15.5 miles per charge, multiple seating choices and choice of colors!
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An Honest Powered Chair at a Reasonsable Price
This is a strong product. Very well constructed so, as it'll be difficult to break down and load, so it will resist premature wear.
I'm thinking, a softer ride, so different tires and the work around that small detail, then a Chassis Change for a firmer revolving stool placement; no more wobble. Perhaps to the remote control, add a USB outlet. an 8-track tape player, and you're ready for 1985! Yes sir. [Please do not prep now for 1985!] But more in this present, I'm quite pleased with my chair, thank you.
robert k. from richmond, va
The user is someone you'd want to talk to.
Slower than last 3 wheel
Ease of entry, controller.
Power
raymond h. from tucson, az (caregiver)
54yr female limited mobility
product is as expected
maneuverability and easy disassembly for transport in any vehicle
short arm rests, standard seat is too shallow front too back, a bit of shock dampening in suspension would be nice
paul n. from battle creek, mi
enable movement over greater distances than before
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The seat is too small
john s. from brecksville, oh
Very unhappy with the seat I received, not comfortable and too small. Wanted and ordered the large seat as I am a amputee and need the extra room.
Very uncomfortable for anyone over 200 lbs.
Nice basket under seat to carry objects.
Seat is too shallow for heavier person. It is not powerful enough to go over thresholds that are 1 inch high. Jerky startup. Battery is very heavy and has to be removed daily for charging.
gloria m. from baton rouge, la
I am a 282 lb, 72 year old female with severe arthritis in my knees and back. It is very painful to stand or walk.
Chair meets my needs.
Weight and cost.
Easy to tip it over.
marion f. from brownsville, tx
Helps me get around due to lack of endurance and arthritis.
Compact
Size. Great for smaller homes. I love the underseat storage basket. The price is good. Transportable. Arrived quickly
This is my second litrider. My first one had a ball bearing going and made a lot of noise while in use. This new one seems “jerky” and very slow when turning around. So it is not a smooth ride.
elizabeth w. from gig harbor, wa
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It's cute. Takes some getting used to but I like it.
Depth of the seat
Arm rests
neva l. from auburn, wa
72 year old woman who is unable to walk do to spinal cord injury from scoliosis
the speed control is changed too easily and is difficult to...
It goes anywhere in my house, moving between the kitchen island and the stove for instance.
The battery does not stay charged as long as I would like.
jean s. from albuquerque, nm
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Controller is a bit loose, seat could use better or more...
Nice build & compact size, fits well in tight places, turns well and maneuvers easily, good height & width.
Seat needs more or better padding, controller is loose and the speed dial & the speed control can be sensitive, which could be dangerous.
debra b. from margate, fl
I am a young 64 yr. old, white female who suffers from constant, chronic pain of both legs, inability of use of legs, in chair during waking hours.
LiteRider Envy: Review
Portable
Heavy & armrest too short
martha j. from allentown, pa
I have been wheelchair bound for 3 years now due to MS & needed a portable wheelchair for traveling out of house
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