Tracer SX5

It works well for me. This is  my 3rd one. same brand and model. The 1st was prescribed by my dr in 2007 through a business here. Then I heard of Spinlife and bought my second one in 2019 to use in the van. Now the 1st one was pretty worn so we ordered this one from Spinlife as my birthday present this year. When it came it was damaged but mandy at ext 718 at customer service was very helpful and a new one came right away and we used the shipping label she sent to send the damaged one back right away. I am enjoying my new “chariot” and you have no idea how many people I have recommended spinlife to. Thank you and thank you Mandy ext 718 for getting a replacement for the damaged one. 

arm rests wear out quickly

h. richard g. from craig, co

73 yrs old. osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, severe spine disease with spinal stenosis, & scoliosis, 

It is a fairly lightweight but sturdy chair that folds up to be transported.

Brakes would not work upon arrival. Had to have someone who works on wheelchairs adjust them before using the chair.

james h. from summerville, sc (caregiver)

Wheelchair will be used by male who had a stroke and has limited use of left leg and no use of left arm.

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jeffrey m. from avenel, nj

physical disability

Build heavy, should last a long time

Way too heavy for older people, should measure your door ways in your home, because it is on the wide side

thomas m. from cox's creek, ky (caregiver)

Amputee of right leg below knee

Good for travel

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darcy h. from aransas pass, tx (caregiver)

This is actually our second chair we were so pleased with the durability and use of the first Tracer chair that we bought another.

It wheels easily, the flip-up arms make it simple to get my wife in and out, and she seems comfortable using it.

Can't think of any.

james s. from selinsgrove, pa (caregiver)

The end user is my wife who has great difficulty walking because of stress fractures in the spine and suffers from dementia.

It gets me around

comfort

john p. from walsenberg, co

I would'nt say I love it because who in their right mind wants to be in a wheelchair. The product serves it's purpose.

Light weight and easy to manover in home.

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brian h. from massena, ny (caregiver)

My wife uses the wheelchair. It replaces one she had for 7 years. She gets around the house as needed and enjoys the chair.

dont know

dont know

leilani a. from olympia, wa (caregiver)

MY BROTHER IS IN A CHAIR MOST OF THE TIME HE REAley like it ia easy to monoverand get in and out of.

This is her 2nd one and fabric on armrests held up well.

First thing to go on this chair were the brakes. We would have to tighten bolts often.

debbie s. from york, sc (caregiver)

My mom is 84 and has MS. She weighs 110 lbs .

My first one purchased 3 years finally wore out after much use and then bought the same model because it held up well.

The arm rests wear out and the covering cracks off fairly rapidly. Replacing them should be easier as it is just screws but find it harder than should be.

brittan c. from amarillo, tx

I use both bilateral canes and wheelchair to get around at home. I was diagnosed 25 years ago with MS.

Looked like a nice chair

Crappy service

vicki k. from golden, co (caregiver)

You won’t even give me enough word to express My complaint. Sent the wrong chair.. my fault, no exchange, no help with return. Cost 150.00 to return