Tracer EX2

She can get around the house easily.

Some of the adjustment screws come loose.

greg b. from montgomery, mn (caregiver)

My wife uses the wheelchair. She has MS and is not able to walk...

Well built, sturdy

Makes noticeable noise when in use.

carol d. from dayton, oh

74-year-old, 120-lb., above-knee amputee. I use wheelchair only upon waking and at bedtime, transferring to and from bed.

Easily collapsible for transport in auto.

Right wheel has developed squeaking/clicking noise. No way to lube and no troubleshooting help in manual or contact information for technical help.

john a. from williamsburg, va (caregiver)

To provide mobility to my wife who is totally unable to walk but can move from her lift chair to the wheelchair and propel herself around.

Comfort and ease of use.

Not a weakness, but chair should be priced with foot rests as this is an important part of using the chair.

leonard v. from port huron, mi (caregiver)

Chair is used by my spouse, 83 years old. She has had both hips replaced, 3 hip revisions, and a fractured hip over past 35 years.

Just about everything -- sturdy frame, comfortable yet durable back and seat upholstery, center of gravity allows leaning forward in the chair without it tipping, easy to wheel on or off road, the rubberized front wheels help absorb shock for a more pleasant ride, etc.

Armrests can stick making them difficult to remove sometimes, and the armrest upholstery material wears out very quickly

charlie b. from maquoketa, ia

33 yr old T-6 paraplegic, use chair all day every day

Strong product!

Doesn’t have any weaknesses that I have come across!

sandra c. from bogart, ga (caregiver)

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Too early to tell.

Too early to tell.

robert f. from philadelphia, pa

The purchaser for 13 years used wheelchair with a label identifying it as Tracer EX2. He wanted identical replacement but was little disappointed.

i would say its durability

nothing i can really think of

ron c. from kingsville, oh

hello i am a 49 year old man with a double amputation on both legs at the knees

The weight of the wheelchair. It’s easy to get in and out of the car.

None

john k. from brutus, mi (caregiver)

Easy to open and it’s lighter so it’s easier to lift in and out of the car.

Narrow to get through smaller doors

Not sure of any yet

wanda w. from cross plains, tx

We haven't used our wheel chair yet. Bought it because a friend had a similiar one and we just wanted to be prepared when we did need one.

Ease of operating!

Luckily we have found no weaknesses.

joan r. from st. louis, mo

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size is appropriate for indoor use inside doorways and traveling outside also rolls good on grass

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marion f. from st. louis, mo (caregiver)

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