At'm Take Along

light weight.... convience.....portable

few glitches...but all worked out...

joann d. from huntington station, ny (caregiver)

this product and white glove service has been a blessing. my father has ceribral palsy and this chair has helped me 100 percent. light weight convient

light weight, simple to put together and take apart, has a storage area which no other power chair has.

needs arms that fold up so i can scoot up to the table.

mary h. from hephzibah, ga

pulmonary fibrosis. extreme shortness of breath with any activity. i dont use it in my house, just when out.

Easily folds and comes apart for transporting in a normal car. Gives a person more choices in life without having to spend money on a handicapped vehicle.

He has not used it enough to say

constance r. from sturtevant, wi (caregiver)

33 years old that had a stroke at 29, cannot walk and has limited mobility in arms and fingers.

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heather h. from augusta, ga

41 yo with MS, wheelchair bound

portability, light weight. speed manueverability

braking system

deborah w. from castlebury, fl

60 yr old female w/post polio syndrome

fits easily in the car, easy to breakdown and reassemble. The light weight is amazing. This chair is wonderful at the airport too. I was able to gate check it. My local cab driver gives it a 10 because he can break it down and put it in the cab in about 3 minutes. This is a great chair and it was great for vacation. comfortable too. Recommend highly

The only weakness I've found is that it does not drive over obstructions well. To get the chair over you just need someone to trip the chair back and then I can drive right thru.

sandy d. from roanoke, va

50 yr old female with secondary progressive Multiple Sclerosis

It's light and quite comfortable. It's ideal for gate checking at the airport and for stashing in the back of almost any car. I was quite happy with it at restaurants, a football game and at the hotel on my first trip with it.

I have a van that kneels when the ramp is deployed, and I have to be very careful not to smash into the side of the door when getting out of the vehicle. The chair doesn't turn well on a slant. Also, the chair would not work when I got back to the airport at home and I had to be pushed to my car and then had to find somebody to follow me home to get me into the house and to my other chair. It was some sort of electronic thingie that went bad. Under warranty, but the part had to be ordered and the wait was almost two weeks before it was fixed. I'm glad it didn't happen while I was out of town.

martha b. from florence, ms

69 year old female with post-polio syndrome. Unable to walk at all without assistance.

Easy to operate.

None

woodard l. from hurst, tx

Physically disable.

light weight

seat cushion

dawn t. from wausau, wi (caregiver)

8 year old boy with SMA type 2

Mobility.

Length of battery life before chargng.

leo w. from new orleans, la (caregiver)

Stroke victim.

easy for my wife to handle . great value

max speed should be faster.

michael p. from frisco, tx

45yr. old man with als.

it meets all the need of a handicap

none

juan s. from meridian, id (caregiver)

my son is disabled from a stroke and lost his right side abilities totally, he really needs this power chair very much.