Jazzy Carbon

Well made, light weight, portable.

Seat & back could be more comfortable.

john c. from belfast, me (caregiver)

Wife, has MS, 72 yrs old.

As a power wheelchair user for daily life, I bought this chair for travel when not using my modified vehicle. It is super lightweight, and compact for storing in a car trunk while traveling, and took up much less space than an old manual chair. It functions well as a power chair while traveling, which was used primarily during a road trip for rest stops and restaurants. It allowed me to be fully independent and made a tremendous difference in my independence during the trip. I highly recommend it and wish I had bought it sooner. Customer service representative Todd Kesslar was super helpful!

Joystick sensitivity. Slow to respond when pressed but too sensitive when releasing joystick, causing it to stop short.

julie c. from montville, nj

40 year old power chair user with Cerebral Palsy

Maneuverability is exceptional

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michael s. from atlanta, ga (caregiver)

Paralysis from the waist down...no mobility

Ease of use; and the fact that it's so compact it can even fit in a smaller trunk.

Be careful when you use joystick, as it's super-sensitive. And when using inside, use LOWEST speed setting because this model really moves.

jocelyn b. from kempner, tx

A game-changer for my mobility. I am 47 years old and have secondary progressive MS. I alternate between a wheelchair and bilateral forearm crutches.

Easy to use 

Have to charge once a week 

raymond g. from riverton, nj

I use this to walk my dog at Azalea Assisted Living because I have a COPD and Afib

Quality

To heavy for me.

mary v. from green bay, wi

I am a 79 year Old female, who uses the jazzy carbon. I have had five back surgeries and have rheumatoid arthritis And osteoporosis. I have difficulty

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ellen a. from newton upper falls, ma

I'm a 78 year old female, who has difficulty walking any distances, due to medical issue.

Moveability

Cannot get seated need to push spine all way back. Need to lower height

john g. from soldotna, ak

Need walker or 2 cainstowalk. Use jazzy in home in addition to walker/Cains. Jazza needs up grade I.e.  swing out foot rest in the way I do not apply 

Its price, weight and mobility in getting around the house. I am 82 years old, 100 percent VA disabled and still able to lift this chair and transport it at will. I called about this chair on a Sunday afternoon, payments were set up, I had the chair the following Wednesday. In this day and age to get this kind of service is unheard of. Considering the degree of pain she was in this chair was able to get her from the bed to the bathroom with very little discomfort, this made the chair more than worthwhile, what else can I say.

If I ever find one I will let you know.

don k. from butler, ga

MY wife recently had leg and foot surgery where no weight can be put on the foot for 8 weeks, she is 58 years old.

easy to take with you

none

rebecca l. from iron station, nc

75 ,my legs give out after a few steps.

light weight

none

kenneth p. from wheatland, in

I am 87 years old and have rheumatoid and osteo arthritis and used a walker all the time before getting the wheel chair.

Very comfortable and easy to set-up. Folding makes it easy to transport, while lifting arms makes for access to adjacent structures.

Slow setting is too robust. Does not brake on demand, making learning to steer difficult. No sense of control.

joseph c. from richmond, va

71 yr old male with severe cerebellar ataxia and an essential tremor,