Aquatec Ocean Ergo Dual VIP Reclining Shower Wheelchair, Rolling Shower Chair with Wheels, and Commode

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1. Walter Verified Buyer – 14 May 2024

   Best investment ever for elder care. Sturdy, Comfortable and secure for elderly and care giver. Chair helps with many tasks from toilet, shower, and grooming.
   

2. 3.8 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 19 December 2024

   Pro user- active paraplegic. Used these for 20 years. Pros: The Mariner frame will hold up for many years and fits over most toilets. Cons: The rest of it (the part considered “wear and tear” by Invacare and NOT covered under warranty) will begin falling apart just after one year in roughly this order: 1. Armpads will crack and fall off (beginning of year 2). If you are handy, get an all plastic wheelchair armrest elsewhere, like Alco Sales, and drill new holes if needed. 2. Endcaps on the arms will break off causing the arms (when raised to transfer) to fall far backward out of reach for most users (beginning of year 2). 3. The fabric backrest will tear or become so moldy (inside the two layers) you need to toss it. (year 3). If you can, have one made from outdoor sling fabric by a local upholstery shop. It will last and be cleanable. 4. The caster wheels get hair wrapped around them and stop turning . Several coats of Nair can work wonders here since they are manufactured with no access. 5. The seat (which seems to be coated wood) will begin to dry rot (year 4-6). Maybe sooner for heavier person. Also: The chair doesn’t fit on a luggage cart (even folded up) so has to be rolled through the hotel lobby. No easy way to transport this by plane.

   

3. Bob V. Verified Buyer – 4 February 2025

   Well, after using the same shower chair for almost 20 years, obviously, getting into a brand new one had a few things to get used to. I’m a t-3-4 paraplegic. Sure, it’s a bit wobbly, as someone had stated in their review, but nothing dangerous, at least in my opinion. Also someone had mentioned the brakes were to hard to engage, while, yes, they do take a little oomph to get fully on, they are adjustable, and you can mellow them out a little bit. I was a little worried at first, as the back on my old chair seemed a bit higher, which resulted in me feeling a little uncomfortable at first, but it’s actually pretty much the same height as my wheelchair, so.. but now that I’ve been using this new chair for a little over a month, I’ve adapted to it quite well. As silly as it sounds, my only complaint is that it rolls too nicely! lol my old chair had bearings seizing up, and it kinda stayed where I put it, the new chair rolls all over the place (on my slanted shower floor) making me HAVE to use the brakes a lot more! I personally have no issues with the brakes, but that’s just me. So far I like the chair, and would recommend it.
   

4. Laurence N hazen Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

   I am 6’2″ 280 lb man that has been struggling to find a bath chair that I am able to get in and out of. I am in an electric wheelchair, so mobility is an issue. The seat height is high enough that I am able to stand up from while in the shower. Previous chairs have been too low, and I struggled. The seat is deep enough for my liking. My caregiver was able to easily wheel me into the shower and stated the large wheelchair size wheels in the back made the transition so much easier. I have been through several chairs in the last 6 months, and I have finally found the one that works for me. I am enjoying taking showers again.
   

5. Thomas Doratti Verified Buyer – 15 April 2025

   The center filler piece pops out when in use. Feels a little flimsy, but it is standing up so far.
   Nice finish and little assembling to do.
   

6. Elizabeth Chambers Verified Buyer – 17 April 2025

   I Wish I had gotten this sooner. The height adjustments are easy to use. And it gives my husband independence to push himself in the bathroom. I am glad we bought the removable wheels. It fits great over the toilet. However he wishes it was a bit more elongated in order to get ” his junk” to pee in the toilet.