- Rubicon DX11 - Reclining Foldable Electric Wheelchairs for Adults - Longest Range 25 Miles of Freedom: Airline Approved Deluxe Electric Wheelchair with Dual 12AH Lithium Batteries, 600W Motor (Model7)

This wheelchair is awesome. It is comfortable, easy to work with joy stick. Speed levels are great, I use the higher speeds for grades and don't feel like the power is lagging. The battery longevity is great! I went to the SD zoo and was there for 5 hrs and I only lost 1 bar. The turning ratio is the best thing about the chair. It ha a very tight turning ratio so going thru the lines a the zoo was nothing and I easily navigated everything. We went to Yosemite and took it on some dirt areas and it did great. If you want to rest for a moment this chair declines and doesn't feel like you might tip over I love this chair!

Well built chair . Already assembled . Great power . Pleasing to eyes . Easy to operate with both hand held and arm chair remotes . Start out slow to learn and get coordinated . Easy to read directions . READ ! Nice comfortable seat . Very nice quality . Great readouts on remotes .

Purchased for an elderly relative for a family outing and future use as his mobility continues to decline and he cannot walk very far. He chose this model over other options because of the thick and comfortable seat, ability to recline the back and I chose it for foldability. He didn't think the comfort was exceptional; however he has, in the past, complained about uncomfortable seating and he did not complain nor squirm so it must not have been too bad. We didn't try the recline function yet. He said the tiny joystick made his hand and thumb tired. Also with his slow reaction times the 'electromagnetic' brakes might not respond quickly enough to prevent falling off an edge (based on my observation). Biggest disappointment: The batteries were fully charged at the beginning of our outing to Dollywood but even with two batteries, we had to stop several times and recharge them over the course of six or seven hours of intermittent riding. It was pretty cold outside but that shouldn't have decreased the battery life that significantly. The wheelchair was pretty heavy. It would be difficult to lift for the average elderly person. Size: Transport was fine in the bed of a pickup and would work great on a dedicated wheelchair/scooter platform but it would be difficult to fit in a smaller car trunk especially if you have any luggage--meaning it doesn't shrink much when folded. The remote was useless. I could barely get it to move the chair forward if the front wheels were aligned correctly. Backing it up was difficult due to front wheel alignment. It's easier to try to turn in circles than back up straight. I have no idea how well this will hold up. But it looks really nice! You won't be ashamed to be seen in your chair while you're charging it up. 😏 Final assessment: this is a young person's chair-- not for someone unfamiliar with joystick controls or with poor coordination or reaction time. Seems comfortable for someone who must sit for long periods and can't ambulate well. Battery life is a fail.

Unless you plan to only be on hard surfaces, such as asphalt or concrete, than don't bother, will NOT go good on hard gravel, or hard packed crushed rock, Is VERY back/top heavy, (yes, I flipped over backward, on a very small root ). if the return window had not passed, I would return it today....don't waste your time, or money on this chair....not worth the money. Not all that comfortable, but, that is the least of its' problems...will NOT turn good on ANY hard packed gravel surface. the whole design is terrible, as it is top/back heavy and tips over quite easily....the quality is NOT good...it does fold up easily...just where it belongs, folded up, in a box, in the warehouse....NOT happy with it, at all.

I can still walk but mostly around my house with a cane or walker. We decided to take a family trip to Disneyland for Halloween (2025) and I was going to need something because I knew I couldn’t walk around the park. I’m a big guy (6’1/298lbs) and I looked at so many wheelchairs before deciding on this one. Wanted one that could handle my size but wasn’t 3k+ like most I looked at. The cheaper ones I didn’t think could support my weight. Long story short, this chair worked amazingly. Had no trouble with my size and had no trouble with the park. Going up an incline was no problem. Even backing up. Turns around very easily and the battery lasted the whole day. I was manually pushed a few times in areas that it was tight and crowded. Didn’t want to run anyone over. And I turned the power off every time I was not really moving for a while. Highlight of the day was racing R2D2. Went to the beach the last day but didn’t take it on the sand. Stuck to paved area and a handicap track that took you close to the beach. No trouble on any of them. Only had the wheelchair for a short period so can’t speak on it’s longevity but it worked great for my trip and is still working great.

Very durable and stylish wheelchair. Came with a very nice leather seat, and bluetooth remote control. Wife likes the reclining option. Easy to push and control for both rider and wheelchair assistants. But came used, minor dings and scraps on trim. Wife was very upset of the condition. As we payed for the item as brand new and the wheelchair is fairly expensive.

This is an excellent product! The separate caregiver remote was extremely easy to use. The only drawback was the footrest didn’t raise when backrest was reclined. Shipping was fast. Seller was responsive to questions and worked with buyer in the return process. Seller accepted return and made the process easy and quick.

Magnificent engineering down to the fine details. I am 61 with back problems and find that is opens and closes easily. Not the lightest on the market but very sturdy and comfortable for the user. Tons of power handles threshold crossing and mixed terrain well. Charging access is simple. Motor power controls well located. Durable. Very happy with this chair. Outstanding features and quality well worth the cost.