Comforter PR-535 Medium Extra Wide with MaxiComfort

The strength is the ability to use the different settings including zero gravity to rest and sit comfortably.

I can’t think of any weaknesses currently.

pamela h. from fort worth, tx

The current person using this recliner is 56 years old with Degenerative Disc Disease which effects mobility.

The ease of use

It could be more easy to sit in more cousion

hazel o h. from los angeles, ca

I enjoy the chair very much it gives all that it said it would and more

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susan l. from pittsburgh, pa

Because of my arthritis, I sleep in my chair. It made my whole body happy when I received my new chair. The lumbar support was great.

It is heavy duty and wide enough to be comfortable.

The remote cord could be a little longer.

nancy b. from clarksville, tn

I am 67 years young. I have circulation issues and have a difficult time getting up and balance.

Comfortable, nicely made and just what I needed

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mary r. from glenpool, ok

63 yr old female with limited mobility

Good quality strong chair

The chair needs to be wider.

dorothy l. from port charlotte, fl (caregiver)

My husband uses the chair.. I know it says extra wide but I would recommend you make the seating Part wider.

The size fits me perfectly, the features are great, you can relax at any angle. It is quiet and I am able to get in and out of the chair quickly.

It is a little hard at first but the cushions brake in to fit you,

laurene h. from camdenton, mo

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kathryn s. from san bernardino, ca

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I love the dual motors! The real reason I wanted this chair is because of the dual motors. Being able to independently move the back and feet separately is life saving. I also appreciate that this chair is heavy duty. I have plenty of room to move around. This is a firm chair that you sit on and not in. It gives great support. There is a pop out for your head so no pillow is needed. The controller is simple and easy to understand.

The fabric will snag easily on the chair when my prongs from my raised diamond ring touch it.

katheryn w. from knowville, il

I am a middle aged over weight lady with back, knee and ankle fusions. I had been using a lift chair mainly for the dual motors.

durability, comfort.

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beulah w. from dallas, tx (caregiver)

User is 80 years old confound to a wheelchair and uses a walker

Love the adjustable positioning, like the heat, doesn’t take forever to get feet down and stand up.

I got the massage feature but, despite “lumbar” as an option, the massage feature hits my lower rib cage, not my low back. The lower massage area is in the seat, I don’t need a butt massage either. I’m very disappointed in this feature. It’s only off by 3-4 inches but that’s enough to make it not work for me.

valerie a. from livonia, ny

Large woman, age 65, with back issues. Not needing a huge assist to get up — yet. Need chair to position back and legs comfortably.

It's easy to use has different positions for comfort. You can choose to have the chair ina sitting position or to have it lift you to an almost standing position.

It has to be 24" from the wall, it would be great if it was closer to the wall.

maureen b. from olmstead falls, oh

I purchased the chair due to being partially disabled> I have severe arthritis in both knees and my right ankle.