Jazzy Ultra Light

Lightweight is its biggest strength. Seems to be very durable so far. Very comfortable to sit in. Easy to transport. Love the position of the battery. Because I can change it myself without getting out of the chair. 

No storage area on it. Or small bag to place items in. 

todd w. from mocksville, nc

I’m a 55 year old paraplegic. I’ve been independent since my injury. I’ve had multiple surgeries on both arms. 

It's light and easy set up. The 4 wheel base took some getting used to. I'm have been using Jazzy 600 for years (two drivers and four casters.) The speed is just right for a walking companion. I also like the easy battery in and out feature.

It's not a weakness but lithium-ion does concern me. I have a lot of information on the topic. I will be diligent. I do like the easy lift in and out and charging apparatus.

jim h. from rancho cordova, ca

I had polio 73 years ago. I was ten years old. I wore leg braces and used crutches. By 2000 I used wheelchairs.

Ultra-light and very comfortable.

Little wider than other scooters 

james p. from belen, nm

I have a Spinal Cord Injury that happened 52 years ago. I use crutches, but am slowing down. I have two scooters, both Pride. I wanted a lighter one.

Joy Stick control is excellent; folding the chair now locks in place for movement or lifting 

Foot holder keeps feet too high; the chair back should lean backwards a little.

randall c. from matthews, nc

72 yo with veery limited use of legs, but remains interested in travel.  Jazzy UL is the preferred travel chair