Pride Jazzy 1450 | FDA Class II medical device*
Description
The Jazzy 1450 offers heavy-duty construction and
performance components. This bariatric power chair
features a 600 lb. weight capacity, front-wheel drive for
superb indoor maneuverability in the tightest of spaces
and large front drive wheels for extra absorption over
obstacles. The Jazzy 1450 combines superb climbing
capabilities with front anti-tips for transitioning over
grade changes and handling various terrains easily.
- Depth-adjustable, limited-recline, fold-flat, high-back seat
- Flat-free drive tires
- Universal, fixed, in-line joystick mount
- Large 17" x 13" foot platform
- 600 lbs. weight capacity
- Up to 4.5 mph maximum speed
Specs
- Weight Capacity: 600 lb
- Overall Length: 38.25"
- Overall Width: 29.25"
- Range: 12.14 mi
- Top Speed: 4.5 mph
- Turning Radius: 26.5"
- Ground Clearance: 1.5"
- Weight, Total: 336 lb
- Weight, Base: 195 lb
- Weight, Seat: 37 lb
- Weight, Batteries: 104 lb
- Minimum Seat Height: 17.25"
- Maximum Seat Height: 19.25"
- Drive Wheels: 14" Solid
- Caster Wheels: 9" Casters
- Controller Type: 90A, PG VR2
- Charger Type: 8A, off-coard
- Battery Type: 12 volt, Group 24
*Pride® FDA Class II Medical Devices are designed to
aid individuals with mobility impairments
Product Reviews
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Jun 30, 2019 3:44 PM | |
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| PoPo from Boise, Idaho would not recommend this to a friend. | |
| A Little About Myself | Large Disabled Viet Nam Vet of almost 70 yrs old |
| Pros | I get about 3 miles to a charge. I guess that's about as good as this one gets. |
| Cons | Where to start? It will not run in a straight line no matter what you do. I run through back wheels about every 85 days. It jerks the rider as you change directions. You can not go forward then backup in a straight line. The steering is so bad that it jerked sideways, it caused a little kitten to be crushed, and it died. |
I had a Jazzy 1450 in the past and I loved it. Somehow all the new redesigns have turned this into a pile of junk. I think before the experts, who I bet never had to live in a wheelchair or are less than 200 lbs, make changes to a chair, they need to talk to someone over 450lbs that does live in one. Even the seat is hard as a board. | |
| 25 of 28 people found this review helpful | |
| GARBAGE | |
Aug 15, 2016 7:16 PM | |
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| paintman from new jersey would not recommend this to a friend. | |
| A Little About Myself | angry |
| Pros | its shiny |
| Cons | just about everything design wise |
This chair is such a disappointment. It has so many flaws I don't know where to begin.I guess i'll start with lack of comfort and work from there.I dont think the designers ever met anyone who uses a mobile chair before they made this thing. The herky jerky movement ,the poor turning radius, heck it won't even go in a straight line.Big thumbs down, and i had the 1650 before this one, and it was wonderful,comfortable, smooth and reliable and this is the exact oppisite, quite a slide in quality, and now i'm stuck wth this garbage till ins says time for a new one, hope this model discontinued by then. P.S. i had to rate 1 star because that was as low as it would let me but zero would be my true rating. get it together jazzy | |
| 72 of 85 people found this review helpful | |
