Pride Jazzy 1450
A bariatric power chair rated to 600 lbs., on a swing-arm suspension with two-motor front-wheel drive, 14" solid drive tires and front anti-tips. It turns in a 26.5" radius, reaches up to 4.9 mph and up to 16.5 miles per charge, on a 24" by 24" seat and 90 amp PG VR2 electronics.
600 lbs. of capacity front-wheel drive, 26.5" turning radius
The most capacity Pride builds into a Jazzy. Two-motor front-wheel drive on a swing-arm suspension, 14" solid drive tires and front anti-tips, with a 24" by 24" seat and up to 16.5 miles per charge.
Built for real life
What stands out
600 lbs. weight capacity
The highest capacity Pride builds into a Jazzy, on a standard 24" by 24" black vinyl 90 degree high-back seat. Wider seats are available to 26".
14" solid front drive tires
Two-motor front-wheel drive with 4" solid front anti-tips and 9" solid rear casters, so it transitions over grade changes rather than stopping at them.
Turns in 26.5"
Front-wheel drive gives it a 26.5" turning radius, tighter than a chair 29.25" wide would suggest, with 1.5" of ground clearance at the anti-tips.
Group 24 batteries and 90 amp electronics
Two 12 volt Group 24 batteries at 52 lbs. each, an 8 amp off-board charger and 90 amp PG VR2 electronics. Up to 16.5 miles per charge at the full capacity.
The 1450 is the one that carries the most weight. Pride rates it to 600 lbs., the most of any Jazzy, and it puts that on a swing-arm suspension with 14" front drive tires and front anti-tips so it climbs a threshold rather than stopping at one. Front-wheel drive turns in 26.5", tighter than the size suggests. The honest caveat: this chair is 29.25" wide, the base alone weighs 195 lbs. and the seat another 81 lbs., so it does not come apart for a car and it needs a wide doorway. If you need 600 lbs. of capacity or a seat wider than 22", nothing else in the Jazzy line reaches it. If 450 lbs. and a 22" seat would carry you, the EVO 614HD is 25.4" wide and the Elite HD is 24.25".
Straight talk
Is it right for you?
A good fit if you
- need real capacity, Pride rates this chair to 600 lbs.
- want front-wheel drive to climb thresholds, it has 14" solid drive tires and front anti-tips
- want a wide seat as standard, this comes 24" by 24" and goes to 26" wide
- need range, Pride publishes up to 16.5 miles at the full 600 lbs.
Look elsewhere if you
- have narrow doorways, this chair is 29.25" wide and the EVO 614HD carries 450 lbs. at 25.4"
- need to move it yourself, the base alone is 195 lbs. and the seat is another 81 lbs.
- want to take it in a car, no chair at this capacity disassembles and you will need a vehicle lift or a ramp
- want a choice of color beyond two, Pride builds this chair in Candy Apple Red and Viper Blue only
Getting the size right
Not sure it will fit you?
Five measurements, taken at home with a tape and a firm chair, tell you whether a seat will suit you. The guide opens right here with a printable worksheet.
Specifications
Specifications published by Pride Mobility. Speed and range vary with user weight, terrain type, battery amp-hour, battery charge, battery condition and tire condition.
What to expect after you order
After you place your order, we place it with Pride Mobility and track it to your door. The carrier schedules the delivery window with you in advance, so you are never left guessing when it will arrive.
This power wheelchair ships one way. Here is what that includes.
This option works best if you have help on hand and want the lowest delivery cost.
We schedule with you
The carrier calls ahead to set a delivery appointment that works for you.
Your power wheelchair arrives boxed
It comes on the delivery truck in its protective packaging.
Dropped at your curb
The driver brings it to your curb, driveway, or garage entrance.
You take it from there
Moving it inside and unboxing it is up to you or someone helping you.
This option works best if you want the power wheelchair ready to use the moment the team leaves, with nothing for you to lift or assemble.
We schedule with you
The carrier calls ahead to set a delivery appointment that works for you.
Carried to your room
A two-person team brings your power wheelchair to the room you choose, on any floor.
Set up and tested
They unbox it, charge the battery, and confirm it powers on and drives correctly.
Packaging removed
They take all the packaging with them when they leave.
Warranty and returns
The Pride Jazzy 1450 is covered by Pride Mobility's own limited warranty, published by Pride Mobility as follows.
| What is covered | How long |
|---|---|
| Frame | Lifetime |
| Drive motors | 13 months |
| Electronics | 13 months |
| Batteries | 13 months |
If something goes wrong
Call us first at 1-855-HIELINE. We file the claim with Pride Mobility for you and get the covered part sorted out rather than handing you a phone number.
Returns
This power wheelchair may be returned within 30 days of delivery if it is unused and in the original packaging. Contact us before starting a return. See our return policy for complete details.
This power wheelchair has a 20% restocking fee.
Return shipping to us is yours to arrange, and the shipping we paid to deliver it to you is deducted from your refund along with that fee.
Common questions
600 lbs. That is the highest capacity in the Jazzy line and Pride publishes the 16.5 mile range at that full capacity, not at a lighter test weight.
The chair is 29.25" wide, so a standard 32" doorway is tight and a 30" one will not work. Measure your narrowest door before you order. If width is the problem and 450 lbs. would still carry you, the Pride Jazzy EVO 614HD is 25.4" wide and the Jazzy Elite HD is 24.25". Both top out at a 22" seat, so neither replaces the 1450 if you need the wider seat.
No. The base alone weighs 195 lbs. and it is the heaviest single piece. The seat is another 81 lbs. and each battery is 52 lbs. This chair does not disassemble for transport and needs a vehicle lift or a ramp.
Twelve, and you choose yours in the Build and Buy section above. The standard black vinyl 90 degree high-back seat runs from 22" by 20" up to 24" by 24" at no extra charge. The 26" wide seats carry a lumbar cutout and add 850 dollars. A solid seat pan is available in five configurations for riders who bring their own cushion.
The drive wheels are at the front with anti-tips ahead of them, so the chair pulls itself up over a threshold or a grade change rather than pushing into it. It also turns in 26.5", tighter than the chair's width suggests.
Two. Candy Apple Red and Viper Blue.
Yes. We offer CareCredit financing with plans from 6 to 60 months. Use the payment estimate near the price to see monthly options and prequalify with a soft credit check that does not affect your score.
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See how this power wheelchair compares
Pick another power wheelchair in the same category and see a clear, side by side look at the specs that matter. Every figure on both sides is published by the manufacturer.
Select one.What does this mean?
The shroud is the painted body around the base of the chair. Both colors cost the same and neither one changes how the chair drives, so choose the one you prefer.
The seat itself is black vinyl on both.
Select one.What does this mean?
This is two measurements, and it is the choice worth taking time over.
Width is how wide the seat is across. Sit upright, have someone measure the widest part of your hips, then add about two inches so you are not pressed against the armrests. Round up to the nearest size below.
Depth is how far the seat runs from your back to its front edge. Measure from your back to the back of your knee, take off an inch or two, and aim for a gap of three or four fingers behind your knee. A seat that is too deep presses behind the knee and pushes you into a slouch.
Every 22" and 24" seat here costs the same. The 26" seats are a factory upgrade and carry a charge.
A solid seat pan is a firm flat base and it ships with no cushion. Choose it only when a therapist has already specified a cushion for you. Otherwise take a captain's seat, which is padded and ready to use.
If a therapist has measured you, their numbers win over anything here. If nobody has, use the measuring guide on this page.
Select one.What does this mean?
This section sets which armrest the controller sits on.
Put it on the hand you already use. For most people that is the hand they write with. Choose the other side if that hand is out of commission.
A fixed mount holds the controller in one position and is included. A swing-away mount swings the controller out to the side, so you can pull all the way up to a dining table, a desk or a work counter without the control box hitting the edge. Raising the armrest does not do the same job, because the chair is harder to control with the armrest up.
The swing-away also moves the controller out of the way when you get in and out. The joystick is a delicate part, and people grab it to push themselves up, which is how it gets broken.
Select one.What does this mean?
This is the armrest the joystick sits on. Most people choose the side of their stronger hand. Both sides cost the same.
Select one.What does this mean?
This section is what your feet rest on.
A one piece foot platform is a fixed tray across the front. It is strong and simple, and it suits you if you transfer sideways or stay seated once you are in the chair.
Drop-in legrests swing away to the side and lift off. Choose them if you need to get close to a bed to transfer across, or to stand up out of the front of the chair. They come in two extension lengths, for shorter and taller legs. Each legrest has an angle adjustable footplate.
Optional. Tap any add-on to include it in your order.What does this mean?
These are extras that fit onto the power wheelchair, and every one of them is optional.
Only one back-mounted accessory fits at a time, so choose either the rear basket or the oxygen tank holder rather than both.
Included.What does this mean?
This section is how your order reaches you and how far into your home it comes.
The manufacturer does not drop ship this power wheelchair to a home address, so it travels by freight and comes to you white glove. It goes to the delivery technician nearest you, and once it arrives there the technician calls you and books a time that suits you, then brings it into your home, sets it up in the room you choose, checks it for shipping damage and takes all the packaging away.
That route adds a few days over a boxed delivery, and the date is settled between you and the technician, so we cannot give you one up front. There is no charge for it on this power wheelchair.
Included.What does this mean?
This section covers what the manufacturer warrants and for how long.
There is nothing to buy here. The full terms are in the Warranty tab further up this page.
