Cloud PR-510 with MaxiComfort

High quality. US made (in Old Forge, Pa)

510 model still uses old style 9 volt batteries for backup....(very minor issue) .

dave e. from chalfont, pa

73 year old...heart, back and lymphedena issues.

The many positions that can be put for comfort.

The material that comes with chair that you don’t have to pay for.

glenn a. from lopez island, wa

90 years old. Tendon problems in legs. Use a cane to walk.

Comfortable, wide enough for my larger body, absolutely perfect!

So far I haven’t found one

ralph g. from hegins, pa

I have been using a lift chair for years due to arthritis and multiple surgeries. This is absolutely, hands down, the best chair I’ve ever purchased!

It is as advertised. It is attractive and does what I need.

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mary c. from loveland, oh

Age 71. Very difficult time standing from sitting position. Arthritis and overweight are winning.

Does not hurt my hands getting up and down because of great padding.

Footrest does not go as high as it should

paulett b. from camp douglas, wi

Disabled with arthritis in hips, knees, spinal deterioration.

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betty r. from portland, or

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Very well made. Appears to be quality materials and lift mechanism.

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thomas k. from san antonio, tx

Had recent hip replacement surgery.

Everything is as advertised.

Nothing as of yet.

robin b. from montrose, co

I am 70 years old and needed a chair to sleep in. The adjustable bed I bought 2 years ago wasn't working out. Much more sleep in this chair.

custom size fit

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gerald i. from paola, ks (caregiver)

57 dementia victim barely ambulatory

Many positions, very comfortable

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phyllis t. from lyman, sc

72 year old woman with degenerative bone disease other health problems...I could not comfortably sit or lie for long at a time...this chair saved me

The product allows for many partial positions so that it may be "fine tuned" to each physical need.

The seat could be a bit longer for more comfortable upright sitting.

carolyn d. from cheyenne, wy

The user of the chair is elderly and disabled by scoliosis. Comfortable sitting requires partial reclining and partially elevated feet.

Quiet motors

2 inches wider would be nice...not critical. Reclining goes way back to wall....so, sits out toward center of room. Fine for a gym or giant nursing home TV room

stewart a. from fairview, nc

MS patient