This is a very comfortable wheelchair! The brakes are strong! I was very concerned about that! I am so happy I chose this model! It is well worth the price!

This poor lightweight wheelchair supposedly is not as easy to maneuver as they lead you to believe there is actually no handle to hold onto to pull this wheelchair. You have to hold your hand over to large bars in order to pull it, and then it only pulls onto very tiny wheels, making it very difficult. The seller said he would solve my problem, but he did not solve my problem on handling this wheelchair and ended up telling me that it’s been two months since I purchased it and he was not willing to give me a refund or even a different chair they don’t have one.

Wheel chair is nice and easy to fold. It's a little heavier than I anticipated but still able to lift. Instruction manual does not give a lot of information and the email to contact the vendor doesn't work so not sure how to get the warranty for this. Unfortunately, 2 of the speed indicator lights aren't working so I will have to return it as I tried contacting the vendor with no luck.

My chair has been in constant, daily use for 3 1/2 years and is still in perfect shape except for a little wear on the arm rests. It keeps me mobile and useful in my home. This was some of the best money I've ever spent.

Our 501-C non-profit bought one for a person about to have foot/leg surgery and would need help getting into narrow existing showers at home and for follow-up Doctor visits. This style is lighter to handle and fits tighter spaces than the big wheel style. Since she would always have someone with her this let us check off every need, save money and make it easier for her "assistant".
Note the user will not be able to motivate themselves very well with the small wheel model. But, while these chairs are of good quality, you can still get one of each combined $ from best-wheelchair.com for a total of about 50% of the price of either one or the other from your neighborhood pharmacy. All of our clan is way into 70-80's and far more familiar with wheelchairs than we ever dreamed we would be. best-wheelchair.com!

This scooter looks cool and is structurally sound but the joystick is terrible. After I let off of it the scooter keeps rolling up to a foot before it finally stops. The joystick is also not very responsive and it has caused me to bang into my walls a lot. The motors are supposed to be 350w each but they don’t seem to go up an incline very well. My old scooter was a Rascal 320 and the joystick worked great and when you let off of it the scooter stopped. The Rubicon is made in China. My Rascal was made in USA. There are several scooters for sale on best-wheelchair.com that all look alike but have different names on them so beware they are all made in China. There are much better scooters out there and I regret buying this Rubicon for $1599.