Jazzy 600

Sturdy, well built machine.

A bit touchy on control but feel that practice will improve this feeling.

joseph k. from beaverton, or

87 years old. Intended mostly at this time for walking dog but will have later if other uses develop.

Handles easily, good speed, small turning radius.

Seat becomes uncomfortable after six or seven hours, two front wheels sick out to far making it difficult to get close to anything. Like kitchen appliances and sink.

sandra w. from pennsville, nj

Age 60, amputee.

MANEUVERABLITY

SIZE COULD BE A LITTLE SMALLER. OUR HOME IS SMALL BUT NEED SOMETHING FOR OUTDOOR ALSO.

marie c. from wood ridge, nj (caregiver)

MALE 63 YRS OLD WITH MS FOR 27 YRS.

simple to operate. stable and maneuverable.

needs a key or other security; operating arm should swing away;.

jonathan h. from santa monica, ca

57 y/o male ms

My wife is not a particularly good driver of her powerchair, that is, although she knows how to drive it, she occasionally runs into walls and doors. I said "solid" above; sometimes it is too solid. Really, it is a great product; we haven't tested it outside yet due to the weather but hope to do that in a few months.

So far none have arisen.

william l. from mesquite, tx (caregiver)

57, female, multiple sclerosis, can not walk very many steps.

Very versatile, can navigate very harsh terrain with ease and still easily navigate tight spaces in stores. Holds a good long charge with short charging time.

Chair rattles loudly over the smallest bumps. Uncomfortable over bumps and sidewalks, no shock absorbtion.

megan m. from cambridge, ma

35 yo female. Neurologic disorder, chronic pain.

The Jazzy 600 has done great things for my needs. It did take a little time to be a good driver, but now I do well.

I have found it is fast, but that might be because there is nothing in front of you.

j.michael j. from cheshire, ct

I am 54 with Ataxia, my problem is walking do to lack of balance.