LiteRider Envy

Ease of portably.

Controls too quick.

charles h m. from fuquay varina, nc

Will be used when I go shopping with my wife, have a full size chair that I use ever day at home.

The breakdown feature of the chair. The extra large seat option for winter coats.

The controls do not fold out of way so getting in and out of chair is safer. A patient with limited mobility needs support for their hands to enter and leave the chair and having to dodge the controls is a real safety snafu.

sandra p. from collinsville, ok (caregiver)

An 80 year old male confined to the house due to back and heart problems.

Light weight, able to be broken down, comfortable seat, easily transported on an airplane, good battery life.

Rear axle can come off too easily,even when you do not want to break it down that small.

jonathan r. from ashville, nc

Multiple sclerosis patient in a wheelchair for seven years.

Handling

Found no problem.

joesph s. from aubrey, tx

I am real proud of the product. I unpacked and charged the battery over night. Works great.

Size. Position of rider, ease of handling.

Motor too weak to go up ramp in Minivan. No seat belt.

delores s. from temple city, ca

An 82 yr old stroke pt.who had a stroke in 2000. Has been in power wheelchair past 17 years. Paralyzed,walk very little.

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john c. from nottingham, pa (caregiver)

My wife uses the chair. Her right side is paralyzed from a stroke. With this chair she can go in and out of the house by herself and move about.

Easily removable battery pack. Ease of assembly. Lightweight relative to other scooters. Nice carrying basket.

For us the footrest should be more adjustable. My wife has limited ability to bend her knees, so the ability to extend the footrest would be a big asset.

charles g. from plymouth, mn (caregiver)

My wife is the user. She has Rheumatoid Arthritis with limited use of her legs.

Easy to disassemble and load into SUV for a 70 year old woman with bad back.

Front footrest could be larger and able to tilt for a short person.

barbara c. from magazine, ar

User is a 72 year old male, former U.S. Marine, served in Vietnam, has degenerative arthritis, bladder cancer from agent orange and wife is 70.

Good in small places

The joy stick is too sensitive

george j. from little egg harbor township, nj

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Easier to get around..

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ron b. from catasauqua, pa

Age 76--- Parkinson disease

Easy getting aroud

Seat too small

steve m. from glen allen, va

87 years, male. left leg gone.

The ease it breaks down and the under seat basket.

Battery does not last near as long as the specs say it will.

larry k. from coeur d alene, id

Age: 67-Had a stroke in 2008. Left side affected, no balance, motor control and bodily strength affected.