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q700m grace à votre video, je viens d'acheterd ce fauteuil c'est le meilleur intérieur et extérieur

how about travel in rain?

Why does my quicky 700 power chair discharge in 3 hours?

I just bought a chair like this I am very sad because it only works for me three miles and it runs out😢

I could not tell what kind of tire you had on the chair, but a knobby tire will always do much better in those conditions- think of every dirt bike you’ve ever seen. I am in the process of getting a new chair, a QM is still at the top of my list(sitting in my QM 710 now!) mid wheel drive is the best, and it has a tight turning radius.

On the mud puddles, did you ride the ridges of the puddle, or allow love side the drop into the depth of the puddle?

Randy. Which chair are u getting? Did u read reviews? Some chairs have no place to hang bags etc??😩

Thank you for the video! I can't wait to get my zra soon! I currently have an aero t.

Have you ever done similar test with a tdx sp2 ?

Just found one. (I have a junk removal biz) Hopefully one of my family members can enjoy it. Maybe even join us on easy hikes, parks and events.

Thank you, great review, much apreciated

An okay review but this was more a test of the tires capability under muddy conditions than the wheelchair. What would be better is showing it going up and down steep hills on pavement and then doing the same on dry off road conditions. When you have mud or snow you are no longer measuring the chairs capability but the quality of the tires on the chair which may vary from location to location depending on the suppliers in those areas: North American vs Australia vs others. I think a good test would show it going up and down curbs, hills and things like turning radius and others. Well intentioned but did not give me much other than to say the tires will slip when they get coated with mud. Something I could foresee in advance.

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My new Q700M will be here in a couple days, my Q Pulse 6 is worn out. It's nice to know the capabilities of my new chair, doesn't mean I would off road it, but just in case, this helps knowing what it can do. Thanks.

I recently purchased a Quickie M 700. It's a great wheelchair, probably the most renewable wheelchair I've ever owned. There's nothing wrong with your review but it would probably be more helpful if you took it into a town centre and run in and out of shops. Show people how maneuverable it is around the house. How many people are going to be traveling up and down muddy lanes? Most people will be using these wheelchairs in their home or when they go out. The last thing I ever do is take my wheelchair where it's very muddy, all that does is creates problems for everyone. I really like the M700 but the one thing I don't like about it is the fact that there is no way to hang a bag on the back of the chair. I've also got the Permobil Corpus 500 which I've had for nearly 10 years now. I've got a storage box attached to the back of the chair and I am also able to attach a rucksack to clips on the back of the chair. This chair is fantastic because it enables me to carry a lot of my fishing tackle taking away the need for my carer to carry everything. This chair is getting old now and I don't want another Permobil. I was contemplating another quickie with a front-wheel drive. However, I'm reluctant to get one because I won't be able to carry anything. Great wheelchairs, but more thought should have gone into their design when it comes to carrying luggage. I may have overlooked the fact that you can get attachments for the wheelchair so if that is the case then someone please let me know

Not yet available in the USA. I'd not try to do the mud for the obvious as you mentioned. I have a 2018 Quickie Q710 and have avoided ANY water due to Spider Trac suspension. At 400 miles I'm very pleased with the comfort and reliability I've experienced. Because most who work on power mobility don't do good work, I dread the day I'm forced to have any work done these days. Permobil has a Rep in every state and clean-up the messes owners are very often left with (my previous PWC is a C500 Permobil, still my primary). I encourage Sunrise Medical to do the same; attainable help as committed to restoring what's been done wrong! I'm not alone here!

Thanks for posting these product review video of the chairs. Very informative. Hope you get a chance to test other w/c brand (e.g. Quantum, Permobil, etc.).

Crazy and impressive!

I'm sorry but this 'Outdoor Review' takes the mid-wheel drive Quickie qm710 into the way wrong conditions! This is a great PWC that has a working suspension, unprecedented characteristics on dry surfaces. The patented Spider Trac suspension will descend a four-inch curb wo dumping the driver. Read reviews (complaints) that emphasize locked-up articulating arms due to wetness. I'm coming up on a year in my qm710. At 465 miles, everything works great, but, I've not so much as gone through a puddle of water due to manufacturer's warning. You want mud and water, get an off-road PWC!