Invacare Series Tracer EX2 Standard Folding Wheelchair for Adults with 18" Seat Width and Footrests & Full Arms
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Sunday, Jun 8
Size: Seat Width 18"
Style: Aluminum Footrests
Features
- FEATURING: A durable carbon steel frame, a seat and back with heavy-duty inner liner, and urethane rear tires mounted on "no flex" wheels, the Tracer EX2 Wheelchair is built to last. Dual-axle allows for conversion from 19.5" to hemi seat to floor height of 17.5".
- BUILT TO LAST: Built with 14-gauge cross braces for added durability and strength. Seats are made of comfortable. dual-embossed vinyl with heavy-duty inner liners that keep the seat and back from stretching.
- WEIGHT CAPACITY: 250 lbs.
- DIMENSIONS: Adjustable seat to floor height 17.5" or 19.5", seat width 18", seat depth 16", seat back height 16"
- ARMREST AND LEGREST DETAILS: Removable Full-length padded armrests provide added comfort, support and aids in transfers by providing a leverage point to push from when standing. T93HAP Hemi Footrests with Aluminum Footplates And Heel Loops.
Description
Invacare Tracer EX2 Wheelchair and T93HAP Foot Rests with Removable Full-Length Arms, 18" x 16" is equipped with a dual-axle which allows for repositioning for hemi seat-to-floor heights. Combining a heavy- duty seat inner liner, low-maintenance carbon steel frame and interchangeable components with the Invacare 9000 Wheelchair series, this wheelchair sets the benchmark for long-lasting, durable wheelchairs. Specifications Color: Silver Vein; Material: Carbon Steel; Seat Width: 18"; Seat Depth: 16"; Back Height: 16";Overall Height: 35.88" Dimensions: Folded Width: 12.25" Wheel Height: 24"; Product Weight Capacity: 250 lb.;Shipping Product Weight: 37 lb.Weights do not include front riggings Manufacturer Contact Information
Product Dimensions : 31.88 x 26.25 x 35.88 inches; 37 Pounds
Item model number : TREX28RFP/ T93HAP
Date First Available : August 7, 2018
Manufacturer : Invacare
Country of Origin : Mexico
Best Sellers Rank: #255,548 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #123 in Self-Propelled Wheelchairs
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 393 ratings
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Like others have said this is "too good to be true"! As a sufferer of gout, sometimes it becomes too painful to walk. This year, an infection in my right foot caused a gout attack on my left, leaving me bedridden for a whole month. I was making multiple trips to the doctors to get things diagnosed and checked and crutches did not make the pain or the trip any easier! Once the pain was unbearable on both feet, I decided to go out and purchase a wheelchair to use instead, as well as to have if a similar issue ever occurs in the future. Since I have never thought of or purchased a wheelchair before, I was relying solely on the information given in the description and reviews. After much searching, this seemed to be the best. I was a bit skeptical at first since the price was so low! Other wheelchairs similarly priced always had some issue that made them not ideal. They would be too small, don't come with feet rests or the feet rests weren't height adjustable, the wheels and other parts were made with cheap materials. This was the only one with high reviews as well as good mentions on all these areas! The final thing that sold me was when I tried looking at wheelchair rentals instead. The local places that rented out wheelchairs used these ones! When it finally arrived, right out of the box I could feel the quality. Unfolding it was easy and noticed right away how sturdy it was. However, it was NOT heavy and hard to move around! Surprisingly light for a good quality wheelchair. The best part is how roomy the seat is, but the wheelchair as whole wasn't as big. I was scared getting a bigger seat like 20" would make it difficult to go through the narrow corridors of our old house, but the wheels didn't add much width and was able to get around fine. I used it for my final trip to the doctor (before I was able to walk again) and it was the most pleasant experience I could get from a hospital visit. Lastly, I read in other reviews that sitting in the seat for a prolonged time could get uncomfortable, but I was in the waiting room for a few hours and it wasn't at all bad. I don't usually have problems sitting in the same seat for prolonged periods unless its a hard seat like wood or plastic. So if you are like the others, I would just suggest getting a seat cushion to solve this small issue. There is nothing else I could think of and this wheelchair is too good of a deal to pass up!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2016 by Marvid
I purchased this wheelchair due to foot surgery after which I would be non-weightbearing on one foot for 6-8 weeks. I use a roller walker for tooling around the house, but wanted a chair for longer excursions or for going out. This fit my bill, and was great for the price. The chair was delivered promptly and in great condition, and it came in two boxes, the chair in one box and the leg rests in the other. Altho it isn't pictured this way, the leg rests came with the calf supports which were important to me, as I initially needed to keep my foot elevated at all times. If I am in the house with the chair, I take off the foot rests, hold my casted foot up and steer and push myself with my good foot. This allows me to use my hands to carry things and it makes the chair much smaller, allowing me access to places I would have more difficulty getting into with the feet rests on. I got the 20 inch wide seat. I could have used the smaller one, but felt the extra inches would be more comfortable. I was glad I did. It was still narrow enough to go thru our doors, and it was a little more comfy. I can stick a bag or small item between my leg and the side to carry. However, the width you get is a tradeoff. (Remember that if 2 sizes will work, you trade off comfort of the extra size with the ability to get into smaller places, tighter corners etc.) Also, remember that you need to add the width of your hands next to the wheels when judging how much space you need to get into a room.. This is not an all terrain chair. It is significantly more difficult to push yourself on asphalt than on a floor. The front wheels do get stuck in gravel or uneven ground. The arms are designed so you can get under a table and they also come off if you need them to, and the legs rests come off easily, which facilitates getting the chair in and out of the car, and also for getting into tighter corners. The brakes hold tight. I was quite pleased with this chair for my use. It is sturdy and for the price it was a great buy. I am not sure if this would be the BEST chair for a permanent all-time use, but for recuperating after surgery, or as a chair to take Mom to the mall, it is fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2013 by craftycuzint
After hearing about $2000 for a wheelchair, at least that is what Medicare gets billed for one, I was very concerned about what we'd get. Due to an illness, expected to be temporary, I wanted to get one of these for short term use. Rentals were beat up and cost $100/month, and I expected that for what I'd spend on a rental, I might as well just purchase one, and hold onto it, just in case I ever needed it. It arrived in a big box, was fully assembled, but was missing the leg rests. I contacted the seller and they are in the process of sending out the leg rests. That aside, the color is different from what is shown - it has silver/black painted frame, and black seat/back. It isn't blue. If you were hoping for blue, it is no longer made with that color, per the seller. Anyway, it isn't the lightest (35lbs or so), and it isn't able to do more than a max weight of 250lbs, but to be honest, this is fine. I've seen this brand, Invacare, at hospitals, doctors offices, etc. So I was familiar with the name, just not sure why it was so inexpensive. I've used it today and it saved the day. It was sturdy, rolls with ease, and can fold up and put in the back of a smaller car without too much hassle. Like I said, it isn't the lightest, but I'm a big boy and can handle it. If the person who needs it has to do this themselves, I'd look for something lighter. So, if you are looking for an inexpensive wheelchair, go for it. It is not a disappointment and frankly I'm wondering how the seemingly same wheelchair can cost so much more when using insurance?
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2014 by notsoNEWKINDLEUSER