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Golden Technologies LiteRider Envy
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The only thing that I have to watch is the joy stick because I have shakes in my hands quite often.
Reviewer: donna m. from na, al
User Details: Age 66 and I have a fused ankle and can not put weight on it at all.
Strengths: How compact it is to travel with.
Weaknesses: The joy-stick. I have a hard time moving it slowly when my hands are shaking.
Reviewed on 11/24/2019
I would recommend it if the changes I made to my chair were made to the chair by the company.
Reviewer: ronald p. from battle creek, mi
User Details: I am a 75 yr. Old with leg neuropathy in my legs w/vascular disease. I can not bend my legs beyond 90 degrees because of the braces I need to wear.
Strengths: The chair is comfortable well built and very mobile. It responds well to the controls.
Weaknesses: The foot rest is to close to the base, not allowing one to extend the legs in a comfortable position. I extended the foot rest out 4 inches and am now able to place my whole foot on the rest. Now I can use the chair with delight!
Reviewed on 11/01/2019
Reviewer: jackie k. from santa ana, ca
User Details: 62y/o with long history of MS. Second Golden 'Easy Rider'.
Strengths: Portable, increased range, increased comfort
Weaknesses: Plugging into the charger. It is more difficult then my previous Golden Chair. It is now necessary to carry an Allen Key to remove the armrests and transport. Wish it didn't
Reviewed on 09/15/2019
Reviewer: sean l. from chino, ca
User Details: 60 years polio patient.
Strengths: Meets my expectations
Weaknesses: fits polio patient better if seat can be lowered one more inch.
Reviewed on 08/08/2019
Reviewer: sean l. from chino, ca
User Details: 60 years polio patient.
Strengths: Meets my expectations
Weaknesses: Fits polio patient better if seat can be lowered one more inch.
Reviewed on 08/08/2019
Reviewer: mary l. from queensbury, ny
User Details: Not provided
Strengths: Small & very maneuverable, breaks down quickly & easily. Great to travel with.
Weaknesses: Steering is very loose. A lot of give in the control.
Reviewed on 07/28/2019
Reviewer: shelton d. from fitchburg, ma (caregiver)
User Details: Spouse has PPMS.....
Strengths: NA
Weaknesses: WEIGHT
Reviewed on 07/18/2019
Reviewer: ron s. from west hills, ca
User Details: 60 y/o man with physical deficits. Bought this product as a backup to my “big” chair.
Strengths: Long battery life and quite comfortable.
Weaknesses: For someone with a bad back it’s difficult to disassemble and reassemble for travel. You need to be able to bend over and work at ankle level.
Reviewed on 07/11/2019
This is a good 'at home' or 'flat land' power chair. Zippy and small enough to get thru doors, etc.
Reviewer: linda u. from north bend, or
User Details: I am an 81 year old female and this is my 4th power chair ........the first brought with my money!
Strengths: Small, compact, disassembles for transport, zippy, cute.
Weaknesses: You must be careful when leaning side to side as the chair feels like it could be sturdier. They brought it to my garage door and my son brought it and put it together for me.
Reviewed on 06/21/2019
Reviewer: charles w. from belton, mo
User Details: I am a 74yr old disabled person. I do have a concern, it appears to want to tip over when you lean hard to one side or the other.
Strengths: Easy to tear down and load
Weaknesses: Appears to want to tip over very easily
Reviewed on 06/06/2019
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