Reviewer: john n. from tampa, fl
User Details: 66, MS
Strengths: Light
Weaknesses: Have not found any
Reviewed on 01/13/2020
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Reviewer: john n. from tampa, fl
User Details: 66, MS
Strengths: Light
Weaknesses: Have not found any
Reviewed on 01/13/2020
Reviewer: elizabeth r. from osage beach, mo
User Details: I have multiple sclerosis. I can still stand and shuffle a bit but use the chair for 90% of my walking.
Strengths: Light weight, sleek.
Weaknesses: Haven’t found one
Reviewed on 11/16/2019
Reviewer: luann l. from linden, mi (caregiver)
User Details: Spouse, 64 years old, 260 pounds and non-ambulatory.
Strengths: Special engineering for heavier users. Folds and unfolds quickly. Not too heavy.
Weaknesses: This wheelchair, and most other wheelchairs, would benefit from extra wide front wheels resembling wide bike tires. It's a rough world out there with many pot holes and cracks!
Reviewed on 09/20/2019
Nuts on breaks could not be adjusted and had to be drilled out and new brake parts ordered.
Reviewer: bob s. from amelia island, fl
User Details: 72 year old Para very active
Strengths: Not provided
Weaknesses: Not provided
Reviewed on 07/19/2019
Reviewer: amanda n. from orlando, fl
User Details: Im a 31 year old with spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy. I primarily use a power chair, but use a manual chair for traveling convenience.
Strengths: The Quickie 2 is light and folds very easily for transportation. Even with the standard releases, the wheels remove with little effort.The chair rolls very smoothly with excellent shock absorption.
Weaknesses: The side lifting foot plate does take a bit of effort to lock and unlock. This may be challenging if your reach is limited or you have hand strength/dexterity challenges, but should be fine otherwise.
Reviewed on 06/01/2019
Reviewer: diana g. from dallas, tx
User Details: My brother is 52 years old and he is a researcher in medical physic He uses a wheelchair. He travels a lot around the world and he got the best wheelc
Strengths: Easy to use, it is very comfortable to use 24/7. We use this amazing wheelchair with the ROHO cushion and they work really nice together.
Weaknesses: Nothing yet, but as soon as we discover them we will be so happy to share it with you .
Reviewed on 05/11/2019
Reviewer: roy b. from raleigh, nc
User Details: Full time wheelchair user. Have been using Quickie 2's for 25 years. This is the first time I have purchased one online.
Strengths: Good availability of spare parts. Good adjustability. Price.
Weaknesses: Poor latch design for the swing away hanger of the foot rest. Very difficult to release the latch and swing the hanger in one motion. My 4 previous Quickie's were much easier for the common motion. On the heavy side for an ultralightweight chair.
Reviewed on 02/09/2019
Reviewer: nicholas m. from topanga, ca
User Details: Sixty year-old MS victim
Strengths: Light and easy to stow in a car trunk or closet
Weaknesses: Wheelbase is too short and can only be adjusted shorter. Dangerous going downhill.
Reviewed on 12/09/2018
Reviewer: james p. from mora, nm
User Details: I am a paraplegic from a car accident in 1973. I have always wanted a quickie wheelchair and am very happy with the product.
Strengths: The quality of the chair. Ease of mobility and lightweight is why I purchased the chair. I was very greatful with the staff that helped me through the purchase.
Weaknesses: None that I can report.
Reviewed on 12/05/2018
Reviewer: david v. from orland park, il
User Details: 59 year old male unable to walk.
Strengths: Easy to handle lightweight with quick release wheels.
Weaknesses: Haven’t come across any.
Reviewed on 11/21/2018
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