Quickie QXi

It's easy to roll and responsive.

The only thing I can find to complain about.... The right armrest is turned in a bit. The chair is perfect besides that. Thanks!

scott s. from norfolk, va

62 yo male with mobility issues. Had another chair before this one. The GXI is much easier to roll and is also more responsive. Love the chair!

I got to pick all the features from tires to locks to height and width to armrests. Everything is to my specifications. I even got it in bright pink but it came in at least 8 different ones, I wanted to stand out in a crowd.

So far there are no weaknesses. It came put together and ready to go.

sharon s. from sugar grove, il

69 with severe bone and muscular pain caused by heterotopic ossification where my muscles are turning to bone. I cannot stand up straight.

IT IS COMFORTABLE FOR ME AND EASY TO HANDE

IT WAS BRUISING MY LEG BECAUSE THE FRONT OF THE CHAIR SEAT WAS NOT SMOOTHED OUT. IT WAS ROUGH AND IT CUT THE INSIDE OF THE BEND IN MY KNEE. I HAD TO FIX IT MYSELF AND IT STILL IS A LITTLE ROUGH.

janet m. from williston, fl

JANET IS 77 YRS. OLD AND HAD A SPINAL CORD INJURY. SHE CAN WALK ON A WALKER.

Well made.

NA

mike r. from greensboro, nc (caregiver)

100% disabled. Lives independent but limited use of left leg and arm.

It fits the body, is easy to move, and comfortable.

We removed the arm rests, because they rub against the arms when using the wheel to move around.

deborah p. from thornton, co

Hollyanne is 20, and has a condition that widens her blood vessels, so if she stands suddenly, or walks for long periods of time she faints & is shaky

LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT!!! Easy to get in/out of car alone. Plus it is PURPLE! I am styling (as much as being in chair will allow). Lady on phone that helped me order it was WONDERFUL also.

Have not found any yet.

karen h. from beaver falls, ny

MS patient, car accident (idiot drunk!). Legs are not dependable.

I have had three other Quickies and two other brands. The QXI is superior.

Nothing so far.

robert s. from burlington, wa

66 year old male with MS

Quality construction. Ability to order it using my wife's measurements to fit her.

Have not seen any.

lonnie j. from erie, pa (caregiver)

66 year old female. 5 foot 1 inch tall 100 lbs. Has Cerebellum Ataxia.

I have had four other Quickie chairs since my accident 36 years ago.

I have a problem with the fact that there is no 13 inch back made for this chair. When you lower the back frame to 13 inches the back upholstery will not let the chair fold up tight enough to fit in my Braun car topper.

tracy q. from dublin, va

I am an L-1 para and a double above the knee amputee

It is helping to strengthen my sons arms.

It feels heavier than advertised.

larry l. from albuquerque, nm (caregiver)

This wheel chair is used by my son who has Muscular Dystrophy.

Well designed. Good quality.

Tips back significantly too easily. Should come with seat cushions for the price. Was looking for a lighter more compact chair.

thomas s. from columbus, oh

53 year old left leg above knee amputee. 6'2" 180 pounds in good shape.

Sturdy, but easy to collapse for transport. Easy to maneuver between rooms.

None.

aimee v. from fayetteville, ga (caregiver)

This product was purchased for my handicapped 33-year-old daughter, who is totally wheelchair dependent.