Jazzy Elite 14

smooth, quiet ride, very easy to use, comfortable

It can be jerky & clunky in switching directions, seat rocks back & forth a little, feels like it might not be totally latched

dale c. from greensboro, al

Not provided

Craftsmanship is excellent

No back up beeper

charles c. from elkton, md

71 year old with spinal stenosis

Sturdy product, comfortable and easy to drive,

N/A

robert w. from windham, nh

I am actually bot the user and a caregiver, The wheel works out perfectly for me. It allows to perform as caretaker and relieves me of my issues.

Bigger front tires can maneuver most anywhere, looks nice, short turn radius.

Rear wheels for turning in some places. Hard front tires. I would like if there was a pneumatic option.

john b m. from warsaw, in

have 2 prosetic legs use full time

Speed, comfortable seat, and turning ability.

Headrest is a little too short. I wish could adjust the footrest other than up and down more easily.

terri m. from denton, tx

I love this chair! Right turns, comfortable seat, fast

comfort, well-constructed chair with good turning radius once you get used to it. Controlls are quick to respond.

Not provided

henry k. from pearland, tx

A 100% disabled Vietnam Vet who is wheelchair bound

Not provided

Requires significant programming to make it safe in a home. Should have been included with tech setup.

richard w. from parker, co

Post-polio

Easy to learn. Good power.

When backing up, it swings the back end around hard.

terry s. from taos, nm

I'm 63 with advanced MS.

Easy to use and helps getting about better.

Back wheels are hard to give enough turning room for.

sandra c. from oakhusrt, ca

The chair is easy to use, but the wheels in back stick out farther than I thought and I have hit several cabinets and dug some wholes in them.

It is easy to use and does what it claims to do.

Haven't found any yet really. It is heavy if you need to lift it into something.

renate s. from weiser, id (caregiver)

My husband is the chairs user. He is 64 and unable to walk much due to MS.

It is a Jazzy product, well-engineered.

It is too big, it is not as compact as the old Jazzy 1103 that she used for years.

philip m. from anchorage, ak (caregiver)

A 70 year old MS patient who is home bound, active. She is satisfied with the chair.

It is amazingly dexterous, able to get through narrow doors, turns on a dime, strong enough to endure intensive City street use, and pretty.

None so far

paul c. from sag harbor, ny (caregiver)

A 63-year-old disabled veteran who relishes his getting out and about in his old neighborhood in New York City.