Reviewer: bob l. from grass valley, ca
User Details: He’s a fed up crippled old fart who’s tired of you erasing his review, twice. It was about a 4 o.a.
Strengths: Not provided
Weaknesses: Not provided
Reviewed on 04/13/2022
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Reviewer: bob l. from grass valley, ca
User Details: He’s a fed up crippled old fart who’s tired of you erasing his review, twice. It was about a 4 o.a.
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Weaknesses: Not provided
Reviewed on 04/13/2022
Well satisfied with purchase, seat reclines slightly, a feature that was needed.
Reviewer: lucian c. from la porte, tx (caregiver)
User Details: This chair is well made, easy to assemble, and seat reclines slightly. Well satisfied with purchase and will be used when going to the VA hospital.
Strengths: Easy to assemble, well made, a good power chair for the price.
Weaknesses: Takes awhile to get used to the joystick.
Reviewed on 07/30/2017
no storage, front wheels make it very difficult to use, I have difficulty not bumping into things because of width
Reviewer: jennifer c. from falls church, va
User Details: age 75, MS, use power chair almost all the time. can walk short distances with rollator.
Strengths: the seat is comfortable
Weaknesses: no storage, Monster Bag is too big and bag on back is impossible to reach. front wheels make getting off difficult. so wide that I bump into furniture and risk injuring my feet. I had a smaller power chair that had storage and was easy to maneuver but seat and platform too small.
Reviewed on 04/26/2017
Reviewer: lauren c. from griffin, ga
User Details: 79 yrs old. Week legs. shortness of breath.
Strengths: Length of charge
Weaknesses: Feels like it will tip over going down a ramp.
Reviewed on 03/06/2016
Reviewer: shirley a. from roanoke rapids, nc
User Details: 67 YO Female w dxs as follows: Rheumatoid arthritis w chronic pain Diabetes, type 2, insulin dependent Charcot ft w tarsometatarsal fusion Stage
Strengths: Turn radius Battery life
Weaknesses: Not sturdy Bolts need tightening often Was NOT easy to assemble, heavy
Reviewed on 12/20/2015
Reviewer: roger f. from aberdeen, wa
User Details: 89 years old. Very disabled yet can walk some with walker etc.
Strengths: It is well-designed and the size is comfortable.
Weaknesses: None so far.
Reviewed on 10/11/2015
Reviewer: dayna t. from bloomington, in
User Details: I am a 63-year old female who is retired on disability. I recently had my left leg amputated after 14 years of leg surgeries and pain.
Strengths: Sturdy, comfortable, well-made
Weaknesses: Tiller is constantly getting hit (by me, my clothes, other people's clothes) causing chair to turn on (in some instances) and go forward unexpectedly. Even when I bend over in some instances, it jolts forward, because I have hit the tiller. One time it happened in the kitchen, and My hand was stuck between the chair and a kitchen cabinet, and I couldn't get at the tiller (hard to explain position). How about a flat tiller (sort of like the circle with the up/down and left/right design on most TV remotes? To me, this is the biggest design flaw. It CAN be very dangerous. On speeds 3 & 4, the chair will not go in a straight line, but instead veers from left to right. It is loud, making a loud WHIRRR. I have rented a slightly smaller wheelchair, but basically very similar, and it was extremely quiet compared to this one. I don't like it because when you enter a room, all eyes turn to you because of the noise. These are all small things, but if improved, would make this a much better product.
Reviewed on 01/01/2015
Reviewer: dick k. from riverdale, ca (caregiver)
User Details: Not provided
Strengths: Like I said above, it is a fine machine
Weaknesses: None
Reviewed on 09/03/2014
Reviewer: henriette d. from ashby, ma (caregiver)
User Details: My husband is diabetic and has ulcerated feet. He also has dementia.
Strengths: Its agility in a small household.
Weaknesses: I cannot find any, but my husband is finding the steering difficult to adjust to. I believe his condition has something to do with it. It will just take longer for him to become familiar and with it, I sure he will succeed.
Reviewed on 08/10/2014
Reviewer: robert b. from seattle, wa
User Details: 65 years old, above knee amputee.
Strengths: Assembled with no tools.
Weaknesses: Would like adjustable armrests.
Reviewed on 06/29/2014
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