Cirrus Plus

Sits like a wheelchair and is easy to navigate one the joy stick gets speed adjusted downward.

The joy stick takes some getting used to

josephine r. from conroe, tx (caregiver)

56 year old Friedreich’s Ataxia patient who lives in assisted living.

Sturdy material, I feel safe in my wheelchair.

None that I can find.

arlene c. from henderson, nv

I'm 64 years old and this is the best chair I have had since being paralyzed on one side from stroke in 2013. Excellent!!!!

Sturdy with alot of power.

None.

rachel s. from godfrey, il

Very good and sturdy power chair love it.Rachel E Smith.

Smaller turning radius, uncomplicated joystick operation.

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richard p. from long beach, ny

A patient/resident of a long term facility to enable ability to enjoy social activities in the community.

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richard p. from long beach, ny

A patient/resident of a long term care facility so he can enjoy easy access to a social life out of the facility.

Quality.

None observed.

patricia g. from belle mead, nj

R/A 73 year old female

This is the same make as my manual wheelchairs. In addition, it is motorized. It's being used when outside the house. It makes traveling relatively long distances easy. I still use manual wheelchairs in the house. The price was reasonable.

None have shown themselves yet.

harold f. from lithonia, ga

A 78 year old male missing a leg.

Ease of handling, the adjustable arm and foot rests, and the adjustable back rest to tighten tension are all nice. The ease of charging and long lasting charge are both great features. It also has five speed levels and can travel at a pretty good rate when out-doors. It also climbs hills pretty well, and has a tight turning radius. It can be folded to transport.

The seat sags a little and the cushion is not the most comfortable, so it is not suitable for all day sitting. I found it necessary to add a more comfortable cushion.

carolyn m. from empire, mi

I am a 77 year old female with MS. I am dependent on a wheelchair for transportation. I have paralysis in one leg.

I like the fact that you can get in places easier and that the battery does last long.

With the newer model that I've gotten I've noticed that if you change the wheels they shimmy a bit when I go down the street.

christina d. from carson, ca

I have cerebral palsy and this is the third chair that I've gotten.

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Have not taken it outside. Hard to get used to on ramps and had to handle in hallways and 32" doors.

billy c. from vallet center, ks

85 male, very limited mobility. Quality seems good. Have had it less than a month.

Ease of tear down and set up.

Too heavy.

michael y. from las vegas, nv

67 year old with osteo-arthritis in both knees, can not walk.

Seat turns out for easy access.

Batteries could be made lighter in weight.

danny c. from lumber bridge, nc (caregiver)

89 year old with chronic back pain.