Cirrus Plus

Looks.

The foot pedals should have at least a three inch space between them so one can swing their foot between pedals to put foot on pedal rather then having to lift leg to get foot on pedal. Extremely hard to do.

juanita d. from winchester, va

Age 69 Paraplegic.

I can keep up with my family, I was born with cerebral palsy.

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stacey g. from delphos, ks

Just what I was needing, works really well - Thank You!

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jerry p. from sacramento, ca

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Easy to charge, battery access good, and very sturdy.

One arm rest the fabric was already coming apart, but the company did replace it. and I have to design a way to carry my oxygen tanks on it, utilizing my current tank holder.

sharon s. from watertown, sd

I am 75 years old, am on 24 hour oxygen, have poor circulation in my legs, slightly overweight, have emphysema, have had surgery for lung cancer.

Powerful and easy to use.

Have found no weaknesses at this time.

kenneth m. from mahomet, il (caregiver)

Double amputee. Uses Cirrus for going to grandson's ball games and other outdoor activities.

Much lighter than my old chair. Can be folded and put into a car trunk. Runs a long distance between charges.

I got the 18 x 16 seat. I wish it were a little deeper. I have long legs and could use a couple more inches of depth. The front wheels catch on the foot rests. I can't put them out any further because it makes it too difficult to maneuver the chair in small spaces.

delia w. from bel air, md

I am a 57-year-old woman who has been diagnosed with MS for 33 years. I have had a flare up for the last two years requiring I use an electric chair

I got the 20" seat and I thought it would not be wide enough as I measured my "area" I sat in and it was 24". But I fit just fine without feeling tight in it. I had a bigger one with a footrest in the middle the plate thing and my hips hurt so bad if I was in it; this one, my hips don't hurt because they are on a more natural position. I was also able to get it in the side door of my van which meant I didn't have to bother with the ramps.

Its a bit hard to get through doorways. It does feel like it's falling apart when going over uneven surfaces, but I dont really see it as a weakness as I just put in my head its got really good shocks lol or hydraulics, it did not come apart just had a weird feeling. Being all black, it gets hot when out in the sun; would be nice if it came in other colors. It is different from my other wheelchair with the captain seat, it is not as comfortable but not horrible either

brenda t. from elgin, il

I suffer from multiple issues, breathing, hives if my body temp goes up too much, extreme muscle fatigue, messed up ankle and foot, and arthritis.

How well it is built. Holds his 320 lbs with ease

The joy stick is very touchy and quick

betty a. from manassas, va (caregiver)

He fell and fractured his right femur and weighs 320 lbs and cannot do any weigh bearing on the leg, plus has terrible back pain due to DDD.

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hans j. from conroe, tx (caregiver)

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I can push the wheelchair as well as power the chair

I have not taken the chair on any trips as yet I cannot see any weaknesses the only thing I could have a problem with the chair is when I try to lift it into the car?

jim n. from amity, or (caregiver)

I hope to take my wife on outings from time to time she has dementia and I think it would be good for both of us.

Powerful motors, long battery life, easy to break down for transport. Good chair for someone looking to get the most bang for their buck.

Overall quality of soft materials, battery boxes are too tall. Had to remove the top of the front box to prevent a pressure sore. After removing the top of the box, had two inches of clearance. The rubber seal around the control pad has already started to peel after only three weeks of use.

deetta b. from byers, co (caregiver)

51 years old, loss of control in legs due to a stroke. Living by themselves in rural Colorado.

Compactness. Long battery charge.

Pivot (turning-radius) not great for corners.

paul k. from lynnwood, wa

spinal cord injury. Cannot stand or walk.