Full Reclining Wheelchair

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I do not know any weaknesses.

samuel m. from roseburg, or (caregiver)

Very good chair.

It is easy to handle; Folds easily; Made well.

So far none that I can see.

rose g t. from new york, ny

My husband uses this wheelchair. He is 84 years old and cannot walk. It is perfect for him because he is able to sit better in it. Very comfortable.

It is sturdy and easy to use. The price was reasonable.

The way it has to be reclined. It would be better if both sides reclined as one unit.

linda h. from clinton, ms (caregiver)

A 99 year old bed ridden patient who sleeps most of the time is the user. She is gotten out of bed two to three times a week to change positions.

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susan s. from catonsville, md (caregiver)

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Not too expensive

The parts are not too strong

gerhard h. from fairfax, va (caregiver)

My wife has Alzheimer and uses the wheelchair. The reclining back makes it easier to transfer her to and from bed.

It's a good chair

The leg rests need a lot of adjusting.

boris t. from enon, oh (caregiver)

73 year old wife with Alzheimers

Ability to recline back into various levels.

Headpiece is hard to remove and insert into back. Screws and screw holes don't line up.

faye p. from cynthiana, ky

I am a 64 year old woman who cannot use her legs and sometimes need to recline while in the wheelchair.

Cheap, cheap, cheap

Too flimsy

marie s. from watsonville, ca

Unable to walk without assistance. Spends most of day in chair.

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susan r. from petaluma, ca (caregiver)

Parkinson's patient, late stage, non-ambulatory. The chair is very well designed and built. The extended head support and leg supports can be removed

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renee o. from cohoes, ny (caregiver)

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cheryl o. from oklahoma city, ok (caregiver)

My 86 year old mom is unable to walk due to a severe spine condition.

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edward c. from chandler, az

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