Pronto M61

Elevating to heights that make transfers safer.

Very sensitive joystick. Tends to go off to right or left when navigating down my van ramp.

julie m. from greenwood, in

68 y.o. paraplegic.

Maneuverability in tight places. Sufficient multi-terrain power. Height adjustment facilitates safe exiting of chair to walker or transfer seat. Apparent long battery use per charge.

Failure to provide cupholders and carrying bags. Electric plug for charge in back of chair a few inches from the floor make it substantially impossible for user to access or most older people. Charge point in base of joystick does not have a convenient/available charger. Floor board is stiff and hard to pull up or put down.

j.h. l. from arlington, va

The user is a 71-year-old gentleman suffering from debilitating peripheral neuropathy of the legs and arms.

can turn on a dime smooth ride

totaly happy with the chair

cindy f. from antioch, ca

54 have MS unable to walk

One of the features that I like the most is the 5" height adjustment. It helps me get in and out of the passenger seat of the car easily and I can reach objects in cupboards, etc. The chair is very comfortable.

Have not really found any weaknesses. I have a caretaker (my wife), so she plugs the chair in to charge at night. This could be a problem if one lived alone.

michael j. from dearborn, mi

I am 77 years old and unable to walk. This chair has liberated me. My home is small, but this chair maneuvers from room to room.

Able to lift five inches in height. excellent machine once problem was corrected.

none known at this time.

john m. from west covina, ca

age 72 yrs with Multiple sclerosis. Adapted to use in handicapped van.

worth the money, does it all, also has an easy to use 5/6 inch lift. I can reach into my freezer (top of frig)great feature.

I live alone and the one difficulty I have is the plug to the chair to charge the battery is on the back of the chair near the floor...impossible for me as I never see the back of it. My neighbor comes over to plug it im. If I had one wish it would be to change that.

mary p. from winona, mn

80 yr old "OLD POLIO" allover weakness..not able to walk but can stand briefly.

quality, comfort, & a built in lift. You can finally reach items in the cupboard! it does not turnoff if you have just stopped for a minute or two. i hated that about the Hooveraround.

You can go backwards very fast.

sandy d. from roanoke, va

50 yr old female with SPMS (secondary progressive multiple sclerosis)

stability, power, appearance, seat height adj. range

voltage indication lights do not make sense adjustment for tall person has not enough range need tech to set seat at spec min height from floor

frank f. from linthicum, md

78 year old paraplegic 6-4 tall 240 lb.

narrow for small doors. Rising seat

had to jury rig a cup holder and cordless phone holder. (small baskets hung on side no velcro used to mess up the paint.

stephen l. from palm desert, ca (caregiver)

daughter is user. Husband is actually the caregiver. She's 54 and has ms. Husband is filling this out.

THE CHAIR IS VERY COMFORTABLE, EASY TO MANEUVER, SEEMS SOLID, AND IS NICE LOOKING. I LOVE THE FEATURE WHEREBY THE SEAT GOES UP 5". THAT'S IMPORTANT TO ME.

THE ONLY WEAKNESS THAT I CAN THINK OF ARE THE SHORT 12" ARMS. TRUTHFULLY, I FIND IT VERY UNCOMFORTABLE WHEN RESTING MY ARMS ON THEM. MY ELBOWS GO BACK TOO FAR.

abraham k. from sedona, az (caregiver)

I AM THE USER...ABE'S WIFE. I HAVE MS. THIS IS A BIG HELP TO ME.

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laveta h. from denton, tx

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