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Help: Quickie Xplore Or Quickie P222 Se

Started by Open Borders , Aug 14 2011 05:50 AM

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#1 Open Borders

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Posted 14 August 2011 - 05:50 AM

Hi there,
Next month I am due to get a new electric wheelchair. I play power wheelchair floor hockey so I need something that is fast, and with decent turning. I am sticking with a rear wheel drive chair.

Now I've done my research and it's really come down to these two chairs

The Quickie Xplore is an all round great chair, durable, goes 8.5MPH, and good battery life. It is very ugly looking.

The Quickie P222 SE is just as fast, compact (can get in tight spaces), and very stylish looking. It is less durable than the Xplore from what I've seen.

Obviously this is simplified

I'm posting to find out if anyone on here has any experiences with these chairs, and what their opinions on it are.

I am also open to any other chairs you may recommend, just remember it is has to be at least 8.5MPH and yeah.

Thanks!
Roddey
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Posted 15 August 2011 - 08:36 PM

...can't speak for xplore... but mmy 7yo 222se is bullet proof..rough, rugged, and reliable
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