Geo

Compact, and has tight turning radius.

Assembly of two base pieces is tricky. Would recommend contacting manufacturer customer service, where good, clear instructions on this step are available. User manual is very poor.

robert f. from champaign, il

64 year old male. Severe right side stroke has made it difficult to walk distances longer than roughly 150 feet without resting.

1. Well built 2. Small enough to operate in home 3. Looks good.

I need a Roho cushion and was diappointed that this was not an option or consideratio so I am going to have to pull the seat apart so I can use my Roho cushion.

melissa h. from llansing, mi

64 year old paraplic

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jose b. from worcester, ma (caregiver)

39 years women....legs and back disability... she can move the arms neck etc...... she is very happy and she feeling confortable......

The Geo chair fits through doors and is usable in a home.

The joy stick controls are hard to use for slow thinkers or old people that are too stuborn to change their way of thinking.

celia f. from kiowa, ks (caregiver)

The user is my 96 year old father. He is unhappy with the Geo chair because it doesn't respond as fast as he would like. He runs into things.

durability

rought over some bumps

michael s. from decatur, in

leg pain unable to walk from cancer surgery

Easy use and short turning rtadius

Batteries and seat cushion

tom b. from snellville, ga

So I could get around. Chair works well two problems I found are the seat cushion is too short an batteries.

it is just the right size for me

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ruth g. from renfrew, ontario , canada

75 years old have parkinsons freezing gait syndrome

The main strength, as far as I am concerned, is the weight and portability of the product. I am a 62 yr. old female with minor back problems, but I can easily disassemble the chair and load it in the trunk of our car by myself, and then unload it and reassemble it. This has made us much more independent since we don't have to rely on having someone to help with the handling of the chair.

The instruction booklet was not very helpful. We still haven't figured out how to raise the seat, but my husband has gotten adjusted to the height as it is, and is satisfied with it. Would be better if the back was higher.

thomas w. from sylacauga, al (caregiver)

User is 66 yr. old man (my husband) with multiple back problems which make it extremely painful for him to walk more than a few feet at a time.

not too heavy breaking it down into three pieces seat, batteries and base it fits into our PT Cruiser with the small portion of the back seat removed, with room for shopping goods

taking the base apart is difficult to rejoin for one person with a disability (husband has bad back and shoulders)

rebecca w. from uniontown, pa

female with MS use to shop

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backrest should be taller

cheryle n. from bethage, ny

46 MS can not walk very well

monuverability, ease of transport.

when easing the joy stick tends to chatter and if push fwd. will surge fwd.

eugene l. from lancaster, ca (caregiver)

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Can get around corners and through doors without damaging corners and doors.

The back is too low. It should at least come up as high as the shoulder blades.

peter m. from granby, ct

68 year old with MS. Used for indoor mobilty.