Cougar

Those adjustments we could make weren't too difficult. Very light weight and easy to get in car.

Adjustments got me quite close to a perfect fit, but not quite. Unclear yet how durable this will be. Need better instructions/website for directions.

lawranne s. from washington, dc

Female 59 femoral stress fracture and related complications

Lightweight, ease of use, comes apart & goes back together fairly easy. Adjusts easily enough. Footrests work well.

Adjusting wheel brakes difficult with allen wrenches to get them tight enough

paul f. from newton, nj

59 year old looking for lightweight chair to allow me to be more mobile

Lightweight, folds up smaller than other chairs.

The seat has to be pulled apart to fold correctly and the handles don't raise.

j ward d. from omaha, ne (caregiver)

She is 48 & has degenerative disc disease, has had multi-level fusions, and has fibromyalgia. She's also cranky.

It is light and easy to use.

The tires are not "air" tires. They only look that way. For the price of $700, I feel it should have been much better. I am keeping it, because it is better than the last wheelchair.

diane h. from palmdale, ca (caregiver)

My dad is 89. He has dementia, Parkinson's disease, can't walk and gets confused. The wheelchair is lighter and easier to use than his previous Novac

The ease of lifting the chair, this was why I ordered a light weight chair. It folds easily.

I don't like the fact that the arm rests aren't fixed in place.

michael y. from frederick, md (caregiver)

Super light and easy to lift into my car.

It truly is lightweight, and my husband who has been very ill is able to lift it. I am the user.

We needed more detailed instructions on how to adjust it. We had to take it into a shop for adjustment. Nowhere in the literature we received did it say that the wheel popped off with a press of the inner knob. The legrests are more difficult to click into firm position than I am used to. Otherwise, the characteristics are very good.

shirley b. from port angeles, wa

Age 70, polio in 1940 at age of 2. Post polio syndrome.