Invacare LightWeight Tracer EX2 Wheelchair 18″ with Swingaway Footrest-Blue
- Price includes removable armrests and swingaway legrests
- Standard solid urethane rear tires, mounted on 24″ Composite Wheels wheels, offer superior performance
- Weight Capacity: 250 lb. ; Product Weight: 42 lbs.
- Seat Size 18″ W x 16″ D
- Seat To Floor Height: 17.5″ or 19.5″
Product Description
The Invacare IVC Tracer EX2 wheelchair sets the new standard in manual wheelchairs. The Tracer EX2 combines the design and technology of the Invacare 9000 series and incorporates it into the Invacare Tracer series. A true dual axle position allows for repositioning the 24″ rear wheels and 8″ casters for adult and hemi seat-to-floor heights. Hemi spaced footrest and a full range of accessories and a lifetime warranty. The new design also makes it possible to intercha… More >>
Invacare LightWeight Tracer EX2 Wheelchair 18″ with Swingaway Footrest-Blue
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I am KristiAnn and I bought this because of my two Ruptured Disks in my back, and I cannot walk at all anymore. This Wheelchair by Invacare is Great!! I really like how easy for me to use this now, I feel Freedom with this new Addtion!
I bought the Invacare IVC Tracer EX2 Wheelchair 18″ with Swingaway Footrest-Blue and I Love it. I am So Happy with this from Amazon.com too help the Disabled People!
I think this Wheelchair is the Best and I think everyone will like also! Try it, is easy too use it everyday!!
Rating: 5 / 5
I hunted for a used wheelchair for weeks before buying this one new at a price that rivaled the second hand ones. It folds up tight enough to get out of the way, is light enough for a woman to lift in to the back of the car, and is good looking.
We didn’t use the wheelchair as often as I thought we would because Mom had one of those fancy wheeled walkers with baskets. It turns out that you can sit on those to rest, and also they will still roll while the owner is sitting on them. We used the walker on occasion for just a quick dash somewhere, such as from the hospital elevator back to the car.
It was so wonderful to have this wheelchair available at-hand at a stressful time, and I sold it used when we didn’t need it any more for not much less than what I paid. It also would have been a welcome donation to a charity.
Rating: 5 / 5
A virtually identical Invacare EX2 wheelchair through the rehab hospital my mom used following a stroke was selling for $500, or a rental fee of $75 a month. This wheelchair, at a price equal to a little more than two month’s rental, was a God-send. When I told the rehab people I got it for around $150 on amazon they said “we’re going to have to start buying our medical supplies there!” And the seller is fantastic- it arrived a week before the estimated date and they’ve been responsive to emails with several questions I had.
Rating: 5 / 5
Very good price and good built! The only bad thing is the arm can not be removable!
Rating: 4 / 5
I bought the product a 2 years ago, when the back tires were still the type
that have air and you have to pump up. Had some problems pumping them up due
to the proximity of spokes to the nozzle. Other people must have had same problem so now tires are solid, which is great except they cost an arm and a leg to replace -about the same price as whole chair.
Invacare cust service was extremely UN-HELPFUL and would give me no break on the new tires, even though it was bad design in the first place. Will NEVER buy an Invacare product again.
Rating: 1 / 5