Find Your Perfect Match: Matrix vs Phoenix vs Airhawk Motorized Wheelchairs Compared

This video compares the 34 lbs (without battery) Carbon Fiber Matrix, to the Phoenix, to the Air Hawk Motorized collapsable wheelchairs. When selecting a portable wheelchair, there are many considerations. Weight, weight capacity, accessibility, measurements, and much more. This video is a great tool for those who are in the process of researching what chair is best for you. For additional information, please visit: quicknmobile.c...

[@writergirl3108]

I used the Airhawk for two years and it was great. I used it last summer to travel to California and not one issue with it. The batteries last an exceptionally long time and hold the charge very well. I only had to really charge it once in the week I was in California. I traveled with it everywhere around San Diego. It lasted the entire park around San Diego Zoo. It was a godsend getting around the airport! On my way home I had a layover in Texas and originally I only had 30 minutes to get from one of the Dallas airport to the other for my connecting flight to Pennsylvania. I would never have made it without my chair. I turned it up to full speed, zipped off the plane across the terminal to where I had to catch a high speed train to where my next gate was. Got on board no problems, but when I got off train, the closer elevator wasn’t working so I had to find another one. I made it to the gate with 10 minutes to spare! Then found out we were an hour delayed and I didn’t have to rush. The Airhawk stood up to the treatment by handlers and everything. I did upgrade to a different chair just because I needed something a bit more robust to handle my weight and outdoor activities. But I had no complaints about the Airhawk whatsoever!

[@zackframe5729]

@writergirl3108 I can’t tell you how much it means to read what you have written here. I have been thinking about getting one of these chairs for the last two years. I am dependent on my chair full-time, but my chair is 400 pounds and is basically impossible to fly with. Hearing your experience with this makes me feel like I would be able to fly again. Do any of them have a seatbelt?

[@medialcanthus9681]

​@@zackframe5729 just out of curiosity I googled
Air hawk has adjustable seatbelt
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