Shoprider Reno 2 – Powered Wheelchair

USERS RATING:
(Based on the users needs, lifestyle and preferences.)

Wheelchair Description:
Small indoor powerchair with metal frame and rear-wheel drive. Available in red or blue. Low backrest, black seat cushion with width adjustable flip-up armrests. Also comes with a height-adjustable footplate and a storage basket.

Battery Life:
12.5 Miles – or a couple of days when used in my house.

Source of Wheelchair:
Mobility Scooter Plus

Diagnosis:
Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS), Myalgic Encephalitis (ME) & Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Personal Opinion:
I’ve had my chair for over 2 years now, but it still works perfectly and hasn’t needed any repairs so far. It is quite battered, but that is because I use it so much around the house.

Although I removed the armrests, I find it easier to get in and out of the chair without them. I also removed the basket and footplate, as they kept getting dirty and I didn’t like it. Plus the footplate was causing me to trap my leg as it sticks out somewhat.

I don’t recommend this chair for full-time users as it doesn’t have a super comfy seat, so it can start to become painful. Also, I would not recommend it for outdoor use, as it doesn’t cope well. But this chair is great if you are looking for a small power chair to use indoors.

It is ideal for people living in a house that isn’t classed as accessible, as it has a small turning circle and a narrow frame. It does come with an attachment at the back, which means you could attach a holder for your crutch or possibly oxygen. It also has an option of a larger seat for those who need it.

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