Comforter Series Extra Wide Heavy Duty 3-Position

Seat width is good for user's size. Chair is nice-looking and fabric quality is good.

Chair back is not high enough. Recline and footrest functions are combined so user cannot raise feet without leaning far back. Chair only raises up, does not tilt forward.

mary m. from payson, az

76 year old male, 6'3", 330 lbs. Reduced mobility in left leg and foot making it difficult to rise from seated position.

Mostly the extra size

Cannot have legs all the way up and be in fully sitting up position Disappointed that I am still waiting for my overpayment refund

kathryn s. from savannah, ga

70 yr old female, both knees replaced, arthritis makes most days fairly miserable

Holds a larger person and lifts heavy Lymphedema legs.

You have to lower the head at the same time as lifting the legs. The XL does not seem long enough for my husband who is about 6 foot. Part of his feet dangle.

sherri s. from philadelphia, pa (caregiver)

Male, 45 years old who has lymphedema in both legs

They are pretty.

They don't do what the brochure said they would do.

jonas s. from racine, wi

I ordered two different lift chairs from Spinlife. I returned both these chairs. Neither chair was up to my specifications. I was very disappointed

Wide seat for wide bodies.

Needs independent movement of back and footrest.

susan s. from dripping springs, tx

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It is very strong and well built. The height is so perfect, I hardly have to make it go all the way up.

First thing, the light on the remote is way too bright and should be able to dim. I have to hide it or cover it up. Having a separate remote for the massage and heat is a little more complicated and the noise level from the massage function is too loud.

barbra c. from richman, va

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It is a big, well made, and heavy duty chair - is Relatively fast motion when powered.

Angle of back is extreme. This needs to be user settable with bolts. Even though the seat height is great, the seat is too long for me to reach the chair back. Need to be separate motors for control of leg position and the chair back.

john b. from butte, mt

66 year old, 6'4", 340 lbs. male who has had four spinal surgeries. I use this as a television and napping chair.

It's comfortable and it's easy to use.

I got stuck in the chair, there was a wiring problem!

carol y. from west st paul, mn

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To be honest, I really haven't found any other than the twin motors.

Everything except the motors!

cecil c. from nixa, mo

Wounded warrior from Vietnam, 70 plus years old.

none

Way to hard and very hard to get comfortable in. When you recline the arms have a big gap and there is nowhere to rest your arms.

john r. from san antonio, tx

Handicapped with two artificial knees and numerous other surgeries.

It is sturdy. The motor is powerful enough for it's job. The fabric seems to be good quality. Seat is wide enough for anyone.

Seat back forces head forward causing neck pain. Seat is slightly too high, too hard and uneven.

dale t. from morgan's point resort, tx

73 year old man with bad knees and lower back pain.

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service

david g. from eckert, co

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