Aero Z Series 2

The Aero Z is super lightweight and stylish. The first day I took it out I pushed nearly 7 miles going over sidewalks, parking lots, rough terrain and it's small and narrow enough to navigate the tightest spaces. I'm impressed with the build and ride quality and the Aero Z series 2 is easy to maintain as well. Ti-Lite has done an exceptional job with the user manual as it is quick to navigate and I highly recommend the Aero Z or similar Ti-Lite series to any new chair user!

It's tough for me to find any criticisms of this wheelchair but I do notice since I went with 26 inch wheels the side guard options seem tiny. Even the largest option (13 inches long - 7.5 tall) is still too small in my opinion.

shane v. from puyallup, wa

I'm age 30 and have moderate ME and moderate to severe POTS.

Everything works

The footrest is low

laura k. from glencoe, il

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paul b. from santa monica, ca

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kenneth l. from maiden, nc

34 year old male, Bilater Lower Limb amputee

It is the easy disassembly and quality!

There is nothing

denny j. from curtis, oh

I am a double amputee.

My chair was delivered about a week sooner than I actually expected (likely a non-typical situation) and assembled quite easily out of the box. Appearance is beautiful and it rolls so smoothly it's almost a glide. Nearly every aspect of the chair is adjustable with a few turns of a hex key and it's crafted just down the road from me in Washington state.

Being an entry level chair, this is still a pretty heavy "ultra lightweight". The order process is rife with so many dependencies that the service rep who completed my order over the phone (a process rightly required for all custom chairs) was genuinely surprised I had no conflicts in my build. The back upholstery may be my biggest gripe as the options available at my time of order left much to be desired. As it is with a 13.5' backrest height the air breathable backrest stretches from the front of the bottom velcro, up over the tension straps, and back down under the chair far enough that the pouch is horizontal and the end of the material reaches beyond the beginning. Oh, and though it isn't clear anywhere here or in TiLite's materials, get the 4' backrest rigidizer. The standard is curved and about 2' at it's deepest, I believe. The 4' will allow for future or current upgrades like a hard back or a set of that luggage that clips onto the bar.

john f. from winslow, az

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Very well built and solid feel. Happy with the chair.

Excessive time from order to delivery. Have not found weakness yet.

frank b. from collierville, tn

100% disabled vet. Have used power chairs. Manual chairs, and scooters for over 15 years.

Comfort, fit & function.

No weaknesses!

mary b. from dallas, tx

I am a 73 year old lady born with Spina bifida. Have little use of legs and feet because of congential deformities.

Lightweight and easy to disassemble to put in the car.

Foot pad is not protected from the wheels or from sliding backwards.

laura k. from glencoe, il

I am female, over 60.

Frame is incredibly strong and lightweight - I end up using it as a battering ram on city curb cuts sometimes and it holds up fine.

The seatbelt didn't come with adequate installation instructions, but I figured it out.

erin s. from chester, ny

23 year-old graduate student with autonomic dysregulation and muscular atrophy.

Easy to control, lightweight,easy to disassemble. Durability

Still in search of one, lol

robert d. from brooklyn, ny

I have had 5 spine surgeries in the last 7 years and got a progressive nerve disease in both legs and feet , from one of them. It's called CRPS/RSD.

It is so light, it is designed for the user to propel (center of gravity, range of motion, etc.

The ordering process is ambiguous. There was no indication which things were an additional cost. It gave me no way to prioritize what features I wanted.

patricia c. from philadelphia, pa

43, multiple sclerosis, working full-time