VIP515TP-18-E Foldable Tilt in Space, Diamond Black, 14" Rear Wheels and Elevating Legrests and 18" Seat Width

The chair appears to be great. It is holding up well and allows the person to tilt back. When it is tilted back, the push handles are very low and hard to push. we added bicycle handle bar extenders, so that it can be pushed from a higher position. The cloth on the pads is coming apart after three weeks. it catches on it's own Velcro and pulls apart. They need to add the handles to the design and get different cloth on the cushions. I think I will complain to them about the cloth and see what happens, But the chair is perfect for what we need. it easily fits into the trunk of a rental car and allows my ALS wife to travel on planes and use rental cars, even though she can't hold her upper body upright in a normal wheel chair. Before I bought the chair, i talked to their engineering dept, and they were very nice.

The chair is good quality and works nicely. The only problem we have with it is that the footplates are only adjustable up and down. We need them to tilt/rotate to accomodate my son's feet, so we need to modify it somehow to do this. Overall, a very nice chair.

This wheelchair is sturdy, very comfortable for my husband. Would recommend to anyone that is wheelchair bound and has balance issues !!

Really nice Wheelchair but unable to use it. When I was looking at it online I was not looking at the wheels I was looking at how it reclined and the look of the chair.

This chair works so well for our son. This chair is very well made. One of the best purchases we've made for our son.

My father has Parkinson’s dementia and is either in the wheelchair or in bed. This wheelchair has been a lifesaver for his condition because we can reposition him many times a day without causing him stress. I highly recommend it.

It’s a bit pricey but has many nice features. A quality product.

The chair meets my expectation. I would like to use it to travel on city buses. But i don't know how to make it safe for transporting in. I tried to figure it out on the web site, but couldn't.