Ergonomic S-305Q

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linda m r. from new york, ny

67 year old woman with brain trauma that has led to movement balance issues so walking leads to falls and leg injuries.

All aspects of a w/c.

None.

connie m. from soddy daisy, tn

I had damage to my spinal column and other problems as the years rolled on. I cannot walk but can stand. I fought with regular w/c for years.

Quality of materials and manufacturing.

None, so far.

manoel o. from miami beach, fl

Quadriplegic, 64 years old

Ease of use.

Front tires sink into gravel and sand.

carol h. from polkton, nc

62 yr old, female, 5'0", 160 lbs, fractured femur, tibia and fibula, kneecap. Nerve damage to leg after breaks and surgeries. Some weight bearing.

Protections can be added when needed.

Haven't found any yet.

zachary e. from peacham, vt

Zack is 41 years has 2 progressive neuro-diseases cannot stand, walk or speak.

design and weight.

nothing so far

charles c. from charleston, sc (caregiver)

Stroke survivor. Not confined to a wheelchair but, most of her time is spent there.

1. Lightweight 2. Easy to maneuver 3. Footrests can be swung underneath or to the side when you need them out of the way. 4. Very comfortable seat...even with chronic back pain, I don't need an added cushion. 5. Very cool looking with the wire spokes. 6. Very sturdy and well made. 7. Easy to fold up for transporting. 8. Removable upholstery. 9. Great breaking system. 10. Comfortable handles for your caregiver.

I really have not found any and I highly recommend this wheelchair. It is just so cool!!

kim r. from vancouver, wa

I had a spinal cord injury from a pain pump that resulted in right leg paralysis and have been in a wheelchair for 14 years.

Strengths are the seating, brakes hold well and the leg attachments go on and off easily

No weaknesses really. Andy only weighs about 110 pounds.

joseph m. from windsor locks, ct (caregiver)

Andy has cerebral palsy. 36 years old. Cannot walk

Seat Contour, flip back arms, easy to use brakes

Anti tip wheels extend back too far

joe k. from mannington, nj

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Portability. With the wheels and foot rests removed the components are easy to get in and out of a car. Even fully assembled it is light enough to lift easily. Despite is light weight it has a solid feel and is very comfortable. I have Parkinson's disease and spend some of my time in the chair and other times walking with it as a support. It serves both functions very well.

Honestly, I have found no weaknesses.

paul s. from east northport, ny

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excellent design, quality components,well thought out design

none

william b. from medfield, ma

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Ergonomic design has helped my wife's back problem! Ultralightweight helps taking it up and down the stairs to put in our car! Folds up so small, fits in our compact car with no problem!

Haven't found any yet!

ronald w. from rhome, tx (caregiver)

This chair is used by my wife. 65 years old and has a history of falling so we need to use a wheelchair instead of her walker.