CITY 2 PLUS HD

Very sturdy.

Fenders have a tendency to rub and make noise.

lorenzo h. from jackson, nj

Lorenzo Higuera - IBM (Inclusion Body Myositis) sufferer. Product used for all around mobility.

Supports over 350lbs

Difficult to steer at slower speeds. 

littleton i. from frisco, tx

My wife of 58 years suffers from back and joint illnesses. Over time time her weight has increased to 350 lbs. This is the first portable flexible whe

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DELAY ON JOY STICK

william l. from west covina, ca

the wheelchair is great   the BAD IS THE DELAY ON THE JOY STICK

comfortable, folding, excellent battery life.

Not as powerful as it should be, struggles with hills and inclines. Slow. The off button is located next to the joystick, making it really easy to turn off accidently.

jay s. from opelika, al

50 yr old male, muscular dystrophy.

Small turning radius, ability to tackle a 12 degree incline, airless tires, comfortable seat. easy to fold and store, great distance, easy to charge,

Storage limited (eg groceries, etc.)

lois m. from atlanta, ga

69 year old female MS relapse on July 9, 2021: On Long Term Disability (from work at Emory where I work as RN in Hyperbarics and wound center

Light and easy to manage. Very compact

Not quite light enough for one person to load and unload by themselves 

carlene m. from fairview heights, il

I am a 340 pond female with extremely limited standing and walking ability.

Heavy duty.  

Could be faster. And the turning could be better.   That's all.  Overall.  I love this chair.   It's an awesome tool.  Thanks so much for building a tool for bigger people like me.   Jay. 

jason w. from sonora, ca

6'3" 350lb.  Guy.  Amputee.   Love this thing.  Absolutely love love love it!!   

It's easy to get ready to use. It's easy to get into. A dream to use with responsive control.

The weight. Wish it weighed less.

melissa l. from richmond, in

54 year old disabled full time wheelchair user. I love this chair. Easy to get into. Easy to fold. Powerful and quiet. To have it is to live it.

My husband goes up ramps and inclines that you would think he couldn’t.  But this chair does.  It’s amazing.

No weaknesses 

ronald d. from lexa, ar (caregiver)

My husband is 78 years old with heart problems.  This power chair helps him to get around without getting out of breath.

Chair is solid and heavy-duty frame construction. The cushions are nice and thick, very comfy and you can choose your color. Batteries are built into the side frames of the chair and are easily accessible, you can expand the seat width between armrests, and remove the quick-release rear wheels to lighten the chair for lifting, this allows me to load and unload from trunk without assistance. This chair has a high-capacity weight limit up to 395 lbs. I can put it in "free wheel" mode while sitting in chair (with longer arms) and also reach behind seat for lever to recline chair. Overall performance = Impressive power and speed, comfortable, compact but yet solid and sturdy, long battery life (based on intermittent use of 3 weeks - waiting for nicer weather to test distance outside), joystick is user friendly, but will take practice to feel comfortable, speed in lowest setting seems a little fast until you get used to it. It handles my steep ramp, thresholds, severe sidewalk cracks, and 2" curbs very well. If you are a Below the Knee Amputee (like me), it is possible to attach a limb/stump support to the chair. It is not the ideal set-up for it, but it can be done. Travel Buggy CITY 2 PLUS HD was the right choice for me!!

Indoor use can be challenging if you have limited space or smaller rooms and narrow hallways. It just takes patience to figure it out. Learning Joystick and speed setting also takes patience and practice. It can be intimidating at first, but once you get the hang of it, all is good.

diana c. from menasha, wi

senior, live alone, limited mobility as a below the knee amputee