Quickie GP/GPV

Light weight, easy to fold to load into a vehicle.

I can’t think of a weakness.

russell m. from portland, or

High level Spinal cord injury- 46 years post injury 68 year old male.

Durability. My last Quickie GPV lasted nearly 20 years.

Heavier than the ultralight chairs and a little bulky to transport.

jason b. from tacouma, wa

Disabled, but not paralyzed. Problems with joints and wedged vertebrae.

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janet j. from piney point, md (caregiver)

57 year old cerebral palsy. He is 12 year old and a small-size. Upper body strength. Cannot walk. Bi-lateral hip replacements.

the fit

durability

j. b. from harvey, la

45-Quadraplegic

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michael s. from melbourne, fl

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adjust ability, and the ease there of

The fold down handles fit on thie model. while placing my order I wanted to add the fold down handles. and could not. was told this lodel does not come with that option. SO..... I waited till i got the chair. took the back, off and the upholstery. along with the fold down handle. AS I told the sales person I wanted to do. to save money. to make a long story shorter. WHY??????? and WHY do I then have to pay $52, for one. When I could of had them installed there, for $70ish. as in the GT. where they are a option in the back on the GT. wheelchair.

doug d. from avon, mn

physical disabled

It is light weight enough for prolonged, everyday use.

The manual is a little too generic. I would prefer it be the manual for my chair.

martha g. from houston, tx

Hi, my name is Ken Garza, I'm Marthas' husband, and I am the user. I just turned 56, weigh about 175lbs, and I was born with Cerebral Palsy.

so light weight..love that..

well, the factory shipped without the brakes attached..that sucked..and I had to take it to a medical supply to have it fixed..and he said they didnt ship the right materials and he had to practically rebuild it..so the factory needs to get their stuff together before shipping...I would suggest that if you have never used this chair to get it with anti-tip bars..they flip really easy..

leslie t. from longview, tx

I am 54 and a right above knee amputee..with my left leg paralyzed..

light weight and responsive

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raymond m. from bryan, oh

I am a 55 year old with MS using the chair at work.

Easy to adjust when needed.

Brakes are always a problem but they are on evey chair.

joanne b. from willisburg, ky (caregiver)

My son is a quad. He has been in the chair for eighteen years.

lightness

does not fold

chris h. from north attleboro, ma

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Very stable.

I had to put on my own wheel locks.

eugene s. from salem, va

64 year old paraplegic.