Were the flip down handles an option or did you after market those? That is the best idea - I hate being treated like a toddler in a stroller by well meaning people, but I have not gotten strong enough to push myself around for that long, or to get up steep inclines so I need the handles sometimes. I appreciate the video- you gave me some good ideas for how to tweak my chair.
Like the choice of all black and how you dyed the fabric to match! I am selecting my first rigid chair, and your advice to get an adjustable chair is good, then can buy lighter one in due time when right set of measurements is determined. If one has a progressive condition or still growing body, some adjustability may be needed to accommodate.
@blackpearlv6 i think my cushion is a supracor. My friend let me use a demo for a while, & it worked out pretty well. Please please please don't disregard a skin breakdown on your backside. A honeycomb has made my pressure sore occurrence become almost zero. i let a pressure sore go & it has limited my lifestyle activities quite a bit. Be Active ... Be careful :)
Can you make a Video of u transferring from the sofa to the chair and also how do you do you grocery shopping as I have only been paralysed for half a year and shopping is done for me
that I was tested on. I emailed the company owner about the closet place to test, and even though it would be a pain to get there, a big part of me hopes the closest place is in Ohio : )
How do you get a nice wheelchair,I need one,a light weight,but the cost 1400.00,insurance wont pay,except for a large ,heavy one for 200.00 I can't move or take with me,what do you.Any programs out their.?
@d72466fly Thanks for the feedback!! That's reassuring. Is it made my Supracor? I'm looking into their "Classic" cushion. I demo'd their "Contour" and it was too thick to get under my countertops...then I tried the "Slimline" and it was too thin in the butt area. Hopefully the Classic is juuuuust right.
@silvertip185 I checked out that Icon wheelchair...very interesting design. You will have to let me know what you think of it once you see in in person. I would like to go to the Abilities expo sometime too to check out all the stuff out there.
@sweets08816 They were an option offered by TiLite and I'm glad I went with them. Since the handles fold down, it also makes it easier the wheel myself because they are not constantly in my armpits.
@krisreckner Good to hear Kris! I think you will like the ZRa MUCH better than that thing you've been rolling on. It should make a huge difference. Also, I hope you get to start driving soon...I would go nuts if I had a car I couldn't drive! Good to hear from you brother.
@TheKkronikK Actually, I tried one and really liked it. I was also pressure mapped on it and it was the best one I tried...but I know they are really expensive. I am still gonna look more into it. Thanks for the reminder!
@silvertip185 Yea, I just saw in online in pictures. I know the feeling of wanting your chair when you go somewhere. I feel the same when I ride my motorcycle and don't have my chair when I'm 100 miles from home.
Hi. Do you ever find that having a low footrest affects how well you can pop up curbs? I always have to have the footrest fairly high so it doesn't catch on stuff on the ground.
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I got my black/orange ZRA delivered on Halloween actually, go figure, and really really like it. Im actually working with Spinergy and ordering almost $300 in custom only-ones-ever-made orange spokes and when I get them and have them installed Ill make a video. They only have orange for the LX, but I wanted to go with the SPOX because of the way I designed the look of the rims and chair, I knew I wanted the look with more rather than less spokes.
I have two different Roho cushions, one that has like an air lock that allows the air to be like higher in one area. I love them. I also have a Roho low profile cushion, but my therapist doesnt like them, she says its not as good for your rear. I find I slide on it more anyway. I should be getting my Ti Lite this week and Im REALLY EXCITED. I also am looking for a place to get tested on the menox hand controls. Im real lucky I saw yours because I am WAY NOT comfortable with the push/rock..
I have use a Colours Razorblade... but as far as cushions go I HIGHLY recommend the Ride Designs Ride Forward cushion. It's their only off the shelf cushion but I had major problems with any other design. Also there's no gel to bust or air pockets to go flat. I don't have flip down push handles but mine are removable for the same reasont hat I don't like others to push me without permission
You mentioned your j2 cushion- In my experience they perform much better than an air filled Roho cushion. After suffering a few years of slow air leaks with Roho style cushions I switched to the gel filled J2 which I've been using for 9-10 years. The gel does eventually deteriorate but it seems to take about 6-7 years & when you compare that to a multi-celled Roho, with plenty of seams where leaks start, the gel filled cushions give you more value. I had a Roho that leaked right out of the box.
awesome man, pretty much got the same set up, except Ive got a roho which I love. Totally believe that its not until you get in the chair for a bit know what you like, thats when you tweak it. One other thing that ive found helpful is that I got some grip tape and put it on the foot rest as it keeps your feet from bouncing around.
You know, I'm not in a wheelchair, but I have a friend with spina bifida. He has a different type of wheelchair I believe. I forgot which brand, but I was hoping to do that wheelchair for a day challenge. how much do rental chairs cost? What kinds do they let you rent out?
over the next 12 months i'll be in the market for a new chair, got a quickie neon swing away at the moment, just having a look around now, its like buying a car!! I was born with a disability, spina bifida, so you would think i would be an expert at choosing a new chair by now, nope!, lol. I used to get mine free from the National Health service (im in england), its only the last few years ive been buying better ones than those they provide. in some ways it was easier when all we had was what i call the tanks, or 'airport' type chairs lol. dont get me wrong, i love that we have so much choice now but it just gets so confusing!
You should look into getting the ride cushion man. I injured my back 3 months ago and figuring out my chair setup now. They let me try a ride and it realy helps with your posture and overall body support.
Did blackpearlv6 ever call you to talk? I've been paralyzed for 13 years. Just wondering if he called and talked to you about the adjustment of wheelchair life...
Nice video. It's good that you try different things and settings for/of your chair. So many people just take what PT issues and never touch it! I mod everything, it works for me exactly as intended.
Yeah! Honeycomb cushions are the best! I had a Jay 2 and a Roho, and I had maintenance issues with both. Also never have had one problem with pressure sores with the honeycomb cushion.
Standard TiLite ground clearance is 2", but as I am waiting on my ZRa, I am planning to make it a little higher for general clearance. You still have to wheelie up a curb.
I've got Revolution Pluses on my chair, too. I found the Right Run tyres lacked grip on gradients. My Quickie Neon is my first privately-owned wheelchair after over 40 years of pushing National Health Service "crates". This is the first chair I've felt really proud to use.
Good luck especially if you are/become anyway Active as this is the worst chair in my 20 years as a Wheelchair-User Rubbish front wheels and bits falling off the brackets at the back fold and the foot rest split within months has to be drilled out to be replaced in under two years of active use The best Chair I have ever owned and that notwithstanding how heavy it is (Yes it's still going) is the Quickie Revolution as it folds down front and back and sits beside me on the passenger seat(breaks down like a child's Buggy) Sadly SunRise has discontinued it and not planning anything like it in a lighter weight. The Brakes on the TiLite have given up for the second time last week. Definitely the Worst Wheelchair I have had the misfortune to own. Oh in the British Isles we pay in £s what most people pay in dollars and quite often More. Your comment ref the Gel the Jay11 is simply the best you could ever have if you wish to avoid Pressure sores. Just don't put Keys in the back pocket of your trousers. I have been using Jay11 Gel Cushions and they are By a long shot the best around. Just remember that when you wash the cushion cover to put it inside a laundry bag as the Zips are the weakest part. Best of luck and Stay on top of your drive forwards. Warmly Aindre
How does that bag attach under the chair? I have a quickie 2 but am looking for something that I can easily remove when getting in and out of a car. Does it just loop around the leg rest tubing?
Yes, the loop has been cut to the length of just a short piece of strap and clamps between the seat sling and tubing. I just use the bolts securing the sling to hold it down. I haven't had any issues.
Thank you guys I've now decided on a ti lite chair not sure witch one yet so many of them! I have a quickie now but I've gotten bigger from the 1st time I got it
What seat to floor height should I get...? I will use jay ion cushion and my knee bend to heel is 16". I am 5' 7" and weigh 160.... Please helpppp....?
I'm really not sure but I suggest keeping it as low as possible. This makes getting under things like tables and sinks much easier than if your chair is super tall. If I were you I would not order a chair alone. Look for a good physical therapist that understands wheelchair fitment to help you decide what measurements to choose.
Hai im from Indonesia i need wheelchair..where i can get like this.. Do you have wheelchair second. Sorry I can't speak English. But always watching you
I love that the handles fold down. I'm looking at getting the Tilite Aero R chair with a j3 back rest too. Just wondering if you know if the handles are a standard feature for all Tilite chairs or just the ZRa? Thanks
I was able to get the folding handles on my Aero Z so I'm sure you could get them on the Aero R. Also you should check out the Varilite Icon Mid Back rest, it has an adjustable air/foam hybrid cushion. I love mine, its great for support and gives a lot of added stability if you have a high injury (I'm a C7-T1) They also offer low back and high back. Good luck with your new chair! :)
Hi Great video. I'm thinking of getting a tilite as I've heard they so much lighter. Did you have your chair custom made? As the problem I have in a non custom made is the big gap either side of my legs and yours seem to fit you really well what size is your chair Cheers Sean
Frank Orcellet hey Frank! This is an older Tilite chair and the newer ones adjust very differently. What chair are you using? I can probably get some answers!
@@ParalyzedLiving Zra and im having a very very hard back pain since I seat on it (i thought it was because of the hight of backrest but i adjusted it and it didnt disapear.) Sorry for my english gramar, im from Argentina
Yes, I upgraded to the non adjustable version of this chair called the TiLite ZR. I kept many of the same dimensions but having the adjustable version first allowed me to play with different seat angles.(aka "Dump") My new chair has a plastic foot plate with curved sides which eliminates the need for a calf strap and keeps my feet in place. I also have a carbon fiber backrest which is really light. I sit on a ROHO Hybrid Elite cushion and really like it. Check out this video. I have since had the chair powdercoated black because I wasn't liking the silver. ua-cam.com/video/iJMGbglujeo/v-deo.html
Thank you so much for sharing! I really loved hearing about your chair. I'm getting my first chair very soon. The handles will be the same as yours. I just really wanted to say thank you!
Knock on wood but the only pressure sore I’ve had so far developed when I was an inpatient from sitting in a hospital bed. Luckily, it cleared up when I got out and became more active at home. I’m very paranoid about getting them so I try my best to be aware of what I’m sitting on and for how long.
+Paralyzed Living Now you have had this chair for 5 years or close to it, would you recommend this chair or brand? It looks like putting the brakes on would be a bit of an awe-quid angle?
Liam-Jay Walker I've heard Quickie chairs are also popular. I believe you could still get a TiLite chair in the UK. Their European warehouse is based out of Germany. Check out TiLite.com for more info.
Thanks for sharing!!! I really wanted that type of handle for that exact reason but the company and pt therapist I ordered my chair through said those handles started to wear out after awhile and that they would just be annoying. I'm wondering if yours did that? I have a TiLite AeroT.
i paralized 9 years in i hear you say u didnt think u were goin with air couishion man for ur own sakk throw the jay in garbace they form to u n u are settin on very little cushion roho is only way to go u will have pressure spots if u dont esp if ur at work in chair all day but chairs pretty cool the roho take gettin use to but getvpressure mapped n you will see y i say this any us vetter than jay tho
@Kelsey1029 I think the frame (with solid backrest) weight 15 pounds. The full weight of the chair with the cushion is about 35 pounds.
Were the flip down handles an option or did you after market those? That is the best idea - I hate being treated like a toddler in a stroller by well meaning people, but I have not gotten strong enough to push myself around for that long, or to get up steep inclines so I need the handles sometimes. I appreciate the video- you gave me some good ideas for how to tweak my chair.
@MCZGAMING They are just regular 4" castors. The series 2 is lighter than this one...so I've heard. Thanks, glad you like the vids!
Like the choice of all black and how you dyed the fabric to match! I am selecting my first rigid chair, and your advice to get an adjustable chair is good, then can buy lighter one in due time when right set of measurements is determined. If one has a progressive condition or still growing body, some adjustability may be needed to accommodate.
Hello, i want ask. What's ur wheelchair size? 16x16, 17x18 or other? thanks
My cushion size is 16" wide by 18" deep.
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, nice size like 16x16 or 17x18. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Nice review and mod! Thanks for sharing.
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The front casters look good considering I did have trouble with them rubbing my heal. These look more angled outward. Good to have.
@blackpearlv6 i think my cushion is a supracor. My friend let me use a demo for a while, & it worked out pretty well. Please please please don't disregard a skin breakdown on your backside. A honeycomb has made my pressure sore occurrence become almost zero. i let a pressure sore go & it has limited my lifestyle activities quite a bit. Be Active ... Be careful :)
honeycomb cushion :) it's my best cushion in the ~20 yrs i've been in a chair
Can you make a Video of u transferring from the sofa to the chair and also how do you do you grocery shopping as I have only been paralysed for half a year and shopping is done for me
that I was tested on. I emailed the company owner about the closet place to test, and even though it would be a pain to get there, a big part of me hopes the closest place is in Ohio : )
How do you get a nice wheelchair,I need one,a light weight,but the cost 1400.00,insurance wont pay,except for a large ,heavy one for 200.00 I can't move or take with me,what do you.Any programs out their.?
@d72466fly Thanks for the feedback!! That's reassuring. Is it made my Supracor? I'm looking into their "Classic" cushion. I demo'd their "Contour" and it was too thick to get under my countertops...then I tried the "Slimline" and it was too thin in the butt area. Hopefully the Classic is juuuuust right.
How is that standard footplate working for you, compared to the bigger option on your previous chair?
@silvertip185 I checked out that Icon wheelchair...very interesting design. You will have to let me know what you think of it once you see in in person. I would like to go to the Abilities expo sometime too to check out all the stuff out there.
@sweets08816 They were an option offered by TiLite and I'm glad I went with them. Since the handles fold down, it also makes it easier the wheel myself because they are not constantly in my armpits.
Did blackpearlv6 ever give you a call? Just wondering if he answered your questions about getting a chair in India.
@krisreckner Good to hear Kris! I think you will like the ZRa MUCH better than that thing you've been rolling on. It should make a huge difference. Also, I hope you get to start driving soon...I would go nuts if I had a car I couldn't drive! Good to hear from you brother.
Hey, kinda unrelated but have u had any side effects using the baclofen pump? I'm really considering getting one.
@TheKkronikK Actually, I tried one and really liked it. I was also pressure mapped on it and it was the best one I tried...but I know they are really expensive. I am still gonna look more into it. Thanks for the reminder!
@silvertip185 Yea, I just saw in online in pictures. I know the feeling of wanting your chair when you go somewhere. I feel the same when I ride my motorcycle and don't have my chair when I'm 100 miles from home.
dude, how do u pick up like chicks n stuff?? also can u make a lot of friends being a para??
Hi. Do you ever find that having a low footrest affects how well you can pop up curbs? I always have to have the footrest fairly high so it doesn't catch on stuff on the ground.
I have not had any problems with obstacles or curbs with the footrest being low. I am used to popping wheelies over small objects though.
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, take care of your health and posture. Take care of your health. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
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@krisreckner Cool buddy, I'm glad you are liking the new chair. I'd like to see it!
I got my black/orange ZRA delivered on Halloween actually, go figure, and really really like it. Im actually working with Spinergy and ordering almost $300 in custom only-ones-ever-made orange spokes and when I get them and have them installed Ill make a video. They only have orange for the LX, but I wanted to go with the SPOX because of the way I designed the look of the rims and chair, I knew I wanted the look with more rather than less spokes.
hi nice chair. how much did you get that chair? thank you
I have a electric wheelchair I hate it I want to get a manual chair could you recommend a good one for me to look at
I have two different Roho cushions, one that has like an air lock that allows the air to be like higher in one area. I love them. I also have a Roho low profile cushion, but my therapist doesnt like them, she says its not as good for your rear. I find I slide on it more anyway. I should be getting my Ti Lite this week and Im REALLY EXCITED. I also am looking for a place to get tested on the menox hand controls. Im real lucky I saw yours because I am WAY NOT comfortable with the push/rock..
what? absolutely you can make just as many friends >:-|
@silvertip185 no I just lvoe that it HAS suspension, there was a quickie that had supsension but its Discontinued
I have use a Colours Razorblade... but as far as cushions go I HIGHLY recommend the Ride Designs Ride Forward cushion. It's their only off the shelf cushion but I had major problems with any other design. Also there's no gel to bust or air pockets to go flat. I don't have flip down push handles but mine are removable for the same reasont hat I don't like others to push me without permission
You mentioned your j2 cushion- In my experience they perform much better than an air filled Roho cushion. After suffering a few years of slow air leaks with Roho style cushions I switched to the gel filled J2 which I've been using for 9-10 years. The gel does eventually deteriorate but it seems to take about 6-7 years & when you compare that to a multi-celled Roho, with plenty of seams where leaks start, the gel filled cushions give you more value. I had a Roho that leaked right out of the box.
awesome man, pretty much got the same set up, except Ive got a roho which I love. Totally believe that its not until you get in the chair for a bit know what you like, thats when you tweak it. One other thing that ive found helpful is that I got some grip tape and put it on the foot rest as it keeps your feet from bouncing around.
You know, I'm not in a wheelchair, but I have a friend with spina bifida. He has a different type of wheelchair I believe. I forgot which brand, but I was hoping to do that wheelchair for a day challenge. how much do rental chairs cost? What kinds do they let you rent out?
Nice looking all black like that. I have the TiLite ZRA series one.
over the next 12 months i'll be in the market for a new chair, got a quickie neon swing away at the moment, just having a look around now, its like buying a car!!
I was born with a disability, spina bifida, so you would think i would be an expert at choosing a new chair by now, nope!, lol. I used to get mine free from the National Health service (im in england), its only the last few years ive been buying better ones than those they provide. in some ways it was easier when all we had was what i call the tanks, or 'airport' type chairs lol. dont get me wrong, i love that we have so much choice now but it just gets so confusing!
hey bud how did you install the ti lite seat pouch? I have one for my chair but do not know hiw to install.. lol
@ruetoyou Loved walking more...just sayin' :)
@silvertip185 love the suspension on the icon! but not a big fan of how it looks
You should look into getting the ride cushion man. I injured my back 3 months ago and figuring out my chair setup now. They let me try a ride and it realy helps with your posture and overall body support.
I would rethink about not getting a chair that isn't adjustable. Roho cushions are great but very expensive.
Check out tilite ZRa online.
That thing is murdered out!
Did blackpearlv6 ever call you to talk? I've been paralyzed for 13 years. Just wondering if he called and talked to you about the adjustment of wheelchair life...
Nice video. It's good that you try different things and settings for/of your chair. So many people just take what PT issues and never touch it! I mod everything, it works for me exactly as intended.
Yeah! Honeycomb cushions are the best! I had a Jay 2 and a Roho, and I had maintenance issues with both. Also never have had one problem with pressure sores with the honeycomb cushion.
Hi, what is the cost of this wheelchair ?
Standard TiLite ground clearance is 2", but as I am waiting on my ZRa, I am planning to make it a little higher for general clearance. You still have to wheelie up a curb.
I noticed your footplate seems pretty close to the floor. Does this pose any problems with kerbs and things close to the ground?
Lever drives are really nice,also check out the Zinger,the Zinger with lever control too,would make a nice wheel chair.
Get a carbon fiber back rest it's black n carbon fiber side Guards keeps things from falling into the tires n pants clean
What is the cost ??
i used to have that seat too..til it busted on me...that was fun lol. I have a roho air filled cushion now
It looks extremely narrow. I do like the fact the arms do adjust.
nice chair, can I have it😉
I've got Revolution Pluses on my chair, too. I found the Right Run tyres lacked grip on gradients. My Quickie Neon is my first privately-owned wheelchair after over 40 years of pushing National Health Service "crates". This is the first chair I've felt really proud to use.
Hi How much chair and how do I get it?
Thank you
Hi is your seat and the backrest are custom done when you purchase your chair?
i want one! my new manual chair is one step up from being a hospital chair lol
I use a Per4Max. I recommended for you next wheelchair.
Great Vid BTW
Good luck especially if you are/become anyway Active as this is the worst chair in my 20 years as a Wheelchair-User Rubbish front wheels and bits falling off the brackets at the back fold and the foot rest split within months has to be drilled out to be replaced in under two years of active use
The best Chair I have ever owned and that notwithstanding how heavy it is (Yes it's still going) is the Quickie Revolution as it folds down front and back and sits beside me on the passenger seat(breaks down like a child's Buggy) Sadly SunRise has discontinued it and not planning anything like it in a lighter weight. The Brakes on the TiLite have given up for the second time last week. Definitely the Worst Wheelchair I have had the misfortune to own. Oh in the British Isles we pay in £s what most people pay in dollars and quite often More. Your comment ref the Gel the Jay11 is simply the best you could ever have if you wish to avoid Pressure sores. Just don't put Keys in the back pocket of your trousers. I have been using Jay11 Gel Cushions and they are By a long shot the best around. Just remember that when you wash the cushion cover to put it inside a laundry bag as the Zips are the weakest part. Best of luck and Stay on top of your drive forwards. Warmly Aindre
Clever adaptations! All the best!
Thanks for the ace videos,very helpful.
How wide is your chair? and how much do they run?
Try a roho cushion, they're air and awesome!
what kind pushing handle is that?
That's a expensive wheel chair
How much is the wheelchair
please
How does that bag attach under the chair? I have a quickie 2 but am looking for something that I can easily remove when getting in and out of a car. Does it just loop around the leg rest tubing?
Yes, the loop has been cut to the length of just a short piece of strap and clamps between the seat sling and tubing. I just use the bolts securing the sling to hold it down. I haven't had any issues.
Extra nice feature, the seat raising.
Thank you guys I've now decided on a ti lite chair not sure witch one yet so many of them! I have a quickie now but I've gotten bigger from the 1st time I got it
I can't decide between quickie or this. I'm leaning more towards this but what's the quickie like. If you have swapped which do you prefer
What seat to floor height should I get...? I will use jay ion cushion and my knee bend to heel is 16". I am 5' 7" and weigh 160.... Please helpppp....?
I'm really not sure but I suggest keeping it as low as possible. This makes getting under things like tables and sinks much easier than if your chair is super tall. If I were you I would not order a chair alone. Look for a good physical therapist that understands wheelchair fitment to help you decide what measurements to choose.
go to spin life look up ure chair it will show you how to measure what u need correctly
Hai im from Indonesia i need wheelchair..where i can get like this.. Do you have wheelchair second. Sorry I can't speak English. But always watching you
Im 23 years. Never going out home.. Please reply
You can order chairs like this on the website SpinLife.
I love that the handles fold down. I'm looking at getting the Tilite Aero R chair with a j3 back rest too. Just wondering if you know if the handles are a standard feature for all Tilite chairs or just the ZRa? Thanks
I was able to get the folding handles on my Aero Z so I'm sure you could get them on the Aero R. Also you should check out the Varilite Icon Mid Back rest, it has an adjustable air/foam hybrid cushion. I love mine, its great for support and gives a lot of added stability if you have a high injury (I'm a C7-T1) They also offer low back and high back. Good luck with your new chair! :)
rahrah5991 Thanks!
Hi
Great video. I'm thinking of getting a tilite as I've heard they so much lighter. Did you have your chair custom made? As the problem I have in a non custom made is the big gap either side of my legs and yours seem to fit you really well what size is your chair Cheers
Sean
finn191275 Hi Sean, yes the chair was custom made for me. The seat cushion is a 16x18" and works well for my size.
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, great video from you. Let’s watch it again. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
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Can you show us how you adjust the angle of the backrest.g.
Frank Orcellet hey Frank! This is an older Tilite chair and the newer ones adjust very differently. What chair are you using? I can probably get some answers!
@@ParalyzedLiving Zra and im having a very very hard back pain since I seat on it (i thought it was because of the hight of backrest but i adjusted it and it didnt disapear.) Sorry for my english gramar, im from Argentina
Serie 2
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, can you show us how to adjust the angle of the back rest. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Dear Paralyzed Living ... Did you update to a new chair and or did you make and changes on your wheelchair and what kind of seat did you get?
Yes, I upgraded to the non adjustable version of this chair called the TiLite ZR. I kept many of the same dimensions but having the adjustable version first allowed me to play with different seat angles.(aka "Dump") My new chair has a plastic foot plate with curved sides which eliminates the need for a calf strap and keeps my feet in place. I also have a carbon fiber backrest which is really light. I sit on a ROHO Hybrid Elite cushion and really like it. Check out this video. I have since had the chair powdercoated black because I wasn't liking the silver. ua-cam.com/video/iJMGbglujeo/v-deo.html
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, nice update on your wheelchair and what kind of seat did you get? Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Thank you so much for sharing! I really loved hearing about your chair. I'm getting my first chair very soon. The handles will be the same as yours. I just really wanted to say thank you!
SarahFunes You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful!
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, thank you so much for sharing. Nice wheelchair. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Have u ever have an ulcer ? Hope not
Knock on wood but the only pressure sore I’ve had so far developed when I was an inpatient from sitting in a hospital bed. Luckily, it cleared up when I got out and became more active at home. I’m very paranoid about getting them so I try my best to be aware of what I’m sitting on and for how long.
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, hope to help you to get back on your feet as soon as possible. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Do you know who makes the brakes on your ZRA or where you purchased? Thanks
I got them directly from TiLite. They are called scissor brakes.
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, nice wheelchair with the scissors brakes. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Do you mind if I ask the dimensions of your chair? I'd like to know the seat width, depth and the front & back height of the seat. Thanks!
The seat is 16" wide by 18" deep
Thank you so much for the reply!
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, thank you so much deeply for your wonderful thoughts. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
how old are you
+Jennifer Smith 31, why do you ask?
+Paralyzed Living Now you have had this chair for 5 years or close to it, would you recommend this chair or brand? It looks like putting the brakes on would be a bit of an awe-quid angle?
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, how old are you? Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
I'm looking for a new chair I live in the uk though what other chairs would you say are good?
Liam-Jay Walker I've heard Quickie chairs are also popular. I believe you could still get a TiLite chair in the UK. Their European warehouse is based out of Germany. Check out TiLite.com for more info.
Hi Liam-Jay Walker,Im picking up my new Tilite AeroZ tomorrow from.www.gblwheelchairs.com/ hope that helps a bit.They're in London and south coast.
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, nice TiLite ZR chair. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
how tall are you?
5" 10"
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, how tall are you? Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Thanks for sharing!!! I really wanted that type of handle for that exact reason but the company and pt therapist I ordered my chair through said those handles started to wear out after awhile and that they would just be annoying. I'm wondering if yours did that? I have a TiLite AeroT.
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i paralized 9 years in i hear you say u didnt think u were goin with air couishion man for ur own sakk throw the jay in garbace they form to u n u are settin on very little cushion roho is only way to go u will have pressure spots if u dont esp if ur at work in chair all day but chairs pretty cool the roho take gettin use to but getvpressure mapped n you will see y i say this any us vetter than jay tho
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Thanks Josh. Yes, I did switch to a ROHO a while after making this video.
Roho is the only way to go
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, nice video. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.