Cirrus Plus

IT'S A GOOD EMERGENCY CHAIR TO HAVE

THE FOOTPEDALS ARE VERY HARD TO REMOVE AND IT DOESN'T MANEUVER WELL IN SMALL AREAS.

susan r. from phoenix, az

44 YEAR OLD FEMALE WHO USES A WC DUE TO A CAR ACCIDENT

It mainly works.

Again, I keep slipping out of the chair.

stephen l. o. from macon, ga

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The armrests are set too far back, which makes you feel like you're going to fall out of chair going downhill. Also throws me off balance while transferring.

darleen a. from mountain home, ar

69 year old with multiple sclerosis.

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Too heavy to be used manually

carman m. from mahwah, nj (caregiver)

Chair used by 50 year old male amputee

Cable/wire connections are easy to "hook up", as they will only connect if you are connecting them to the correct connection. In summary will not connect wrong cables/wires together.

Assembly directions were not available/limited, which required some basic knowledge of wheelchair construction. Cable wires are cumbersome, as need to be careful to keep them from hanging dangerously on floor. Strapping the battery securely is also cumbersome.Disassembling/Reassembling process takes time. Battery charging unit doesn't have any indication(lights, etc.)that it is functioning unless chair is turned on.

margaret b. from austin, tx

Wheelchair mobile (but able to self transfer), and needed chair to transport for travel.

Light weight

very slow to respond.

william r. from laurel, md

Heart transplant recipient. Left paralysis. Elect engineer.

Good speed &range !well built Turns in tite circle with my changes and a few more to come I expect an A Rig

They are covered in the former statements not to be so critical I Rate it A

don b. from palm desert, ca

In the80,s Stroke caused Balance loss ,go to outdoor shows ,air races Huck Finns Days Death Valley ect

NOT MANY

nOT HEAVY ENOUGH, TOO LITE OF FRAME. bUT, FOR THE PRICE WHAT DID i EXPECT

james w. from sapulpa, ok (caregiver)

PARTIAL qUAD, HAVING USE OF ONLY ONE HAND AND ARM.

The chair functions very well.

Where the chair falls down is the expense of replacing the cheap PLASTIC ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS. Drive Medical does not offer replacement connections if they break. You either have to buy a new motor or new controller at a cost in the hundreds of dollars for a $2dollar part. It seems rediculous.I had to buy 2nd chair- it was cheaper than replacing both the motor and controller since Drive Medical does not sell replacement plastic plugs.

john h. from newport beach, ca

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It's fast

the batteries are to heavy to carry

james m. from country club hills, il

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Price.

Wider, non-slip feet rest.

rocco g. from dorchester, dt28ld , united kingdom

56 years, MS sufferer.

price

The bearings and front casters malfunctioned and had to be replaced after minimal use on indoor surfaces. The chair is brand new 2-3 months old. Also had to have the chair reprogrammed to reduce top speed.

michael s. from sebastian, fl (caregiver)

User is my 82 year old mother in an assisted living complex