Feather Power Chair

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charne c. from tbd, oh

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It is easy to assembly and instructions are good. Easy to operate

To fo Chair not as light weight as we would like. Will take 2 people to get in car

deborah s. from mesa, az

My husband uses to get around due to car accident.

It's light weight. The user is able to load it into his van by himself.

None known after a month's use.

monte c. from biloxi, ms

86 year old male had a bad fall that broke left hip. This person is able to stand but not walk due to pain.

It’s very sturdy

I wish it was a little smaller to fit behind the drivers seat.

renee m. from pilot point, tx

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It's lightweight and easy to put in our care and is easy to operate.

So far no weaknesses.

william d. from windsor, mo (caregiver)

For my 34 year old son who is only able to walk some inside the home. Gives him freedom when we go out.

The ability to put it in the back seat of our pickup. We are campers and when traveling it is very difficult for me to get to the rest area restrooms. With this chair I can get it in and out of the back seat with ease. The last trip I even used the chair at most of the campgrounds to set up the camper.

The seat belt should have a way to take it off.

joseph w. from zephyrhills, fl

73 year old male. Post polio syndrome has left me with very limited ability to walk. I have been using mobility devices for the last 10 years.

The light weight enables me (the 74 year old caregiver) to load and unload this chair with a minimum of strain. It is sturdy and easy to operate for my husband.

The padded cushions that come with it are difficult to attach and detach. We have substituted a wheelchair cushion from Drive which fits perfectly.

carolyn b. from beaumont, ca (caregiver)

My husband is the user of the Featherweight power chair. He is a semi-ambulatory 89 year old amputee with vision and hearing deficits.

Ease of use and assembly.

No bags to use for carrying things. Joy stick sometimes erratic. Clicking noises when using joystick. No brushless wheels.

murray w. from hilton head island, sc

Age94 stroke

easy to lift and place in car trunk

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james j. from wagoner, ok

husband is age 76 with painful arthritis in hips and ankles

The small size, portability, maneuverability around fine furniture safely is terrific. One can go through doorways and small places. It works to park at the keys and play my wonderful grand piano while sitting in the chair!

It kind of lurches when I need to start a sharp turn. I understand that there are clutches or something that automatically slow the turn start.

betty f. from santa maria, ca

86 year old woman who has been quite limited by serious health problems for years