Frame Color
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Aztec Gold Black Black Cherry Black Opal Blue Opal Candy Blue Candy Purple Candy Red Electric Blue Evergreen Glow Green Apple Hot Sparkle Pink Mauve Pink Rootbeer Sparkle Silver Sunrise Orange Titanium Color Paint Yellow Glossy White Matte Black Matte Black Cherry Matte Electric Blue Matte Evergreen Matte Purple Desert Camouflage +
$186.00
Mossy Oak Camouflage +
$186.00
Stars & Stripes +
$186.00
Zebra +
$186.00
Transit
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Omit Transit +
$255.00
Frame Angle
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Frame angle refers to the front of the wheelchair's frame and it's angle to the floor.
80° is the industry standard and most popular configuration. Keep in mind, for every 5° you add/subtract you are adding/subtracting 3/4" to the wheelchair's overall frame length. The longer the frame length, the more stability and the shorter the frame length, the less stable your wheelchair will feel.
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75° 80° 85°
Frame Inset Per Side
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0" 1"
Seat Width
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It's important for the wheelchair to be fitted properly and be as narrow as possible while maintaining comfort and safety.
This will insure the best performance for navigating tight areas both inside the home as well out in public spaces.
A wheelchair that is too narrow or too wide can cause discomfort. When too narrow, a wheelchair can become restrictive and increase the likelihood of pressure sores, while when it's too wide, becomes more difficult to push due to the angle of the arms from the shoulders to the wheels.
To determine the necessary seat width, measure the rider's widest area of the body and add one inch. This will allow for optimum seat width while maintaining ideal usability, comfort and safety.
Measure from outside of seat tube to outside of opposite seat tube.
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12" 13" 14" 15" 16" 17" 18" (standard) 19" 20" +
$315.00
Seat Depth
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Measures from front of back post to front edge of seat sling. Seat sling will be 1" shorter than depth ordered, but actual seat depth will remain the same as ordered.Less
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12" 13" 14" 15" 16" (standard) 17" 18" 19" 20" +
$346.00
Front Seat Height
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Front seat height is measured from the front of the seat to the floor.
Standard seat to floor height is 19.5". Hemi height (a lower seat) is usually 17.5
To determine the appropriate seat height, measure from the bend of the knee to the bottom of the foot. Subtract the height of the seat cushion if one is being used. If the wheelchair is not being self propelled by the feet, also add about 2 inches to allow for foot clearance.
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15" 15.5" 16" 16.5" 17" 17.5" 18" 18.5" 19" 19.5" 20"
Caster Wheels
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Easy to overlook, casters are critical to the performance of a wheelchair. Casters are the small front wheels of the wheelchair. They allow the wheelchair to steer and turn in any direction by rotating on its vertical axle.
Casters typically come in sizes from 3"" to 8"". The smaller the caster the better the maneuverability of the chair and the less likely it is to shimmy. But smaller casters on unpaved surfaces, riding in and out of elevators, or passing over street grates can be more problematic. Smaller casters are typical of chairs used for sports like basketball, which is played on an even, hard surface, yet their maneuverability makes them popular for everyday use. 3"" casters require the most riding skill and may not be the best choice for a first time wheelchair user.
The large 8", pneumatic (air-filled) caster provides the softest ride and easily rolls over bumps and raised surface, yet makes propelling the chair more difficult. Because of their size, 8"" casters can be an obstruction coming into contact with furniture or the rider's foot. Pneumatic tires need to be kept inflated with the correct pressure, and are capable of going flat.
4" to 6" casters offer a good combination of maneuverability, performance and ease of riding over surface obstructions. Composite (airless) casters offer better durability and quicker ride, while pneumatic casters provide a softer, slower experience.
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4" Low Profile Polyurethane 4" x 1.25" Semi Pneumatic +
$35.00
4" x 1.5" Aluminum Soft Roll +
$110.00
5" Low Profile Polyurethane 5"x 1" Aluminum Polyurethane +
$70.00
5"x 1.5" Semi Pneumatic +
$54.00
5"x 1.5" Aluminum Soft Roll +
$117.00
6" Polyurethane 6"x 1.5" Semi Pneumatic +
$54.00
6"x 1.5" Aluminum Soft Roll +
$123.00
Caster Fork
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Standard Frog Legs 0 weight to 100 lbs +
$270.00
Frog Legs 101 weight to 190 lbs +
$270.00
Frog Legs 191 weight to 265 lbs +
$270.00
Footrests
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While not all footrest options are available on all chairs, there are three typical styles of leg/foot rests:
1. Swing-away, Removable Foot Rests swing aside to allow easy access in and out of the chair as well as unobstructed use with tables and desks. Removable footrests also help to make the wheelchair more manageable when traveling.
2. Elevating Leg Rests are used when better circulation is needed or there is limited mobility in the leg. They raise the foot, straightening the leg. A calf pad is usually included.
3. Fixed Riggings are attached to the wheelchair frame and are not collapsible or removable, but the height of the footplate can be adjusted to the proper fitting.
For optimum comfort and safety, leg rests should provide a proper foundation for the legs and feet. The bottom thigh area should be fully supported by the seat while the soles of the feet are supported by the foot rests.
Discomfort, stress and poor posture can be caused when the legs and feet are left hanging without the support they need or when the foot rests are too high. Poorly fitted leg rests can have a destablizing effect on the chair, making it more difficult to push and navigate due to improper weight distribution.
Removable and fixed footrests are available at different angles depending on the users needs. A lesser angle allows the feet to extend further in front of the wheelchair for people who do not bend well at the knees. It also allows the heels of the feet to avoid the wheels when using larger diameter casters. A higher angle will bring the feet closer to your body and the wheelchair, shortening the overall wheelbase, allowing the wheelchair to turn in tighter spaces.
Leg strap not includedLess
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Aluminum Tubular Aluminum Tubular w/ Snap on Cover Aluminum Platform (Angle Adjustable) +
$60.00
Adaptive Platform Spacer
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Omit 2" +
$60.00
4" +
$60.00
6" +
$60.00
Rear Seat Height
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Rear seat height is measured from the back of the seat to the floor.
A chair's rear seat-to-floor height is most commonly set at a height 1" lower than the front seat height.
The rear of the seat is generally set at lower height than the front of the seat to prevent sliding forward.
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14" 14.5" 15" 15.5" 16" 16.5" 17" 17.5" 18" 18.5" 19" 19.5" 20"
Footrest Options
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Omit Leg Strap +
$19.00
Extra Leg Strap +
$19.00
Positioning Plates +
$31.50
Gel Cover Hanger/Frame +
$66.00
Rear Wheel Size
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22" Mag Wheel 24" Mag Wheel 22" Lite Spoke Wheel +
$126.00
24" Lite Spoke Wheel 25" Lite Spoke Wheel 26" Lite Spoke Wheel +
$50.25
22" Ultra Lightweight Spoke Wheel 2.0 +
$158.00
24" Ultra Lightweight Spoke Wheel 2.0 +
$158.00
25" Ultra Lightweight Spoke Wheel 2.0 +
$158.00
22" Spinergy SPOX Black +
$500.00
24" Spinergy SPOX Black +
$500.00
25" Spinergy SPOX Black +
$500.00
26" Spinergy SPOX Black +
$500.00
22" Spinergy LX Black +
$625.00
24" Spinergy LX Black +
$625.00
25" Spinergy LX Black +
$625.00
26" Spinergy LX Black +
$625.00
Rear Wheel Tire
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Rear wheels are critical to the performance of a wheelchair.
There are typically three types of tires:
1. Pneumatic (air-filled) tires provide a softer ride, but need to be kept inflated. Because pneumatic tires are softer than urethane tires, they are harder to push, with more resistance to the shoulders.
2. Pneumatic Flat Free (foam-filled) tires provide a stiffer ride compared to air-filled tires, and will never go flat.
3. Urethane (solid, flat-free) tires provide the quickest and stiffest ride. And they will not go flat.
Tire Tread also affects the wheelchair ride. Tires with very little tread offer a quicker ride and turn more easily because there is less rubber in contact with the ground, causing less friction. "Knobby" tires with deep treads are helpful on unpaved and rougher surfaces, yet offer less maneuverability. A 1 3/8" treaded tire is a good basic tread for everyday use.
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Pneumatic Pneumatic w/ Airless Insert +
$50.25
Full Poly High-Pressure Clincher +
$60.00
Knobby V- Trak +
$60.00
Schwalbe Marathon Plus Evolution +
$79.00
Shox performance poly +
$60.00
Handrims
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Aluminum Anodized Natural Fit - Standard Grip +
$236.00
Natural Fit - Super Grip +
$260.00
Natural Fit LT - Standard Grip +
$236.00
Natural Fit LT - Super Grip +
$260.00
Center of Gravity Preset
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Measure from the front of back post at the seat tube to the center of the rear axle.
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1.0" 1.5" 2.0" 2..5" 3.0"
Camber Angle
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Camber Angle is the off-vertical tilt of the rear wheels. It is adjusted to control maneuverability, speed and stability.
The greater the camber angle, the further the distance between the bottom of the rear wheels and the closer the distance between the top of the wheels. Increasing the camber angle provides the rider with increased maneuverability and stability, but also increases the overall width of the wheelchair.
Typically 0-3 degrees of camber is considered standard for everyday use to accommodate narrow doorways and aisles. A higher camber angle is useful for sporting activities such as basketball where added stability and maneuverability is desired.
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0° 3°
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Quick Release Steel Quad Quick Release +
$79.00
Axle Plate
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An axle plate is a bolt-on, adjustable plate that receives the rear wheels and allows for vertical and horizontal adjustment of the chair's center-of-gravity.
The farther forward you move a rear wheel the easier it is to push, but this will change the center of gravity making the chair easier to tip backwards. In addition to the standard option, axle plates can also come as:
Offset Axle Plate: This style combines the standard rectangle and curved shapes. Other than this stylistic difference, this option functions just like the standard axle plate.
Amputee axle: This offsets the axle behind the backrest for enhanced rearward stability. This changed center of gravity corrects any imbalance resulting from the amputee’s lack of forward body weight. Note that with this option the overall length of the chair is extended.
Curved Axle: Unlike the rectangle axle plate, the curved axle plate is curved. This allows the chair to be configured to more seat-to-floor heights. In most cases, the customer will just specify their required seat-to-floor height. The manufacture, while building your chair on the factory floor, will appropriately choose between the curved and standard axle plates in order to accommodate your preferred seat-to-floor height.
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Standard Short (COG 1" to 3") Standard Long (COG 1" to 3")
Wheel Locks
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Wheel locks, also known as brakes are used to keep the wheelchair in a stationary position, for example, while traveling on public transportation and for safe transfers in and out of the chair.
Using wheel locks as a braking device can cause injury and excessive tire wear and should never be used in this manner.
There are various types of wheel locks available:
1. Push-to-lock wheel locks are the most common. The break is engaged by the rider pushing forward and applying pressure with the palm of their hand until the lever snaps into position.
2. Pull-to-lock wheel locks work in the same manner as the push-to-pock except the lever is pulled forward. For some riders, it may be easier because it does not require as much upper body mobility needed to push the lever away from the body.
3. Swing-away, low-mount and under-mount wheel locks work in different ways depending on the style. These wheel locks help you avoid hitting your thumbs when pushing directly on the tires by mounting the wheel locks away from this range of motion. Due to its location, some riders with limited mobility may not be able to engage these wheel locks.
Wheel lock extensions provide a greater lever arm to apply and remove the locking mechanism, making the wheel locks easier to engage for a rider with decreased upper strength.
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High Mount Push High Mount Pull Ergo Scissor Compact +
$79.00
Omit Wheel Lock Do Not Mount
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Omit Extension handles +
$41.00
Armrests
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Armrests are mostly a matter of personal choice, but most often users without much mobility appreciate armrests to help alleviate shoulder and back stress. Armrests also provide additional stability for users with limited upper body balance and are helpful when navigating in and out of the wheelchair. Additionally, armrests allow users the ability to do pushups, helping relieve pressure as well as protecting clothing from the wheels.
When armrests are not fitted properly the wheelchair can become more difficult to push. Not all armrests are adjustable. Height should be fitted to allow the forearm to rest fully on the armrest without pushing up on the shoulders. For users who sit at a table or desk, swing-away armrest can beneficial.
There are four basic types of armrests:
1. Full length, fixed height (entire armrest is padded with a non-adjustable height)
2. Full length, adjustable height (entire armrest is padded with various height seetings)
3. Desk length, fixed height (partial armrest is padded for easier access with tables,
non-adjustable height)
4. Desk length, adjustable height (partial armrest is padded for easier access with tables,
various height seetings)
Armrest that can be easily removed or flip up and down gives users the choice of when to use the armrests.
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Omit Padded Swing-Away - Standard +
$132.00
Single Post Ht. Adjust. Std (8.5"-13.5") +
$180.00
Single Post Ht. Adjust. Low (7"-11") +
$180.00
Armrest Pads
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Omit Desk Length - Classic (10") Full Length - Classic (14")
Back Type
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Non-Folding Backrest Folding Lock Down Angle Adj
Push Handles
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Omit Push Handles Integral Push Handles Fold-Down Push Handles +
$63.00
Height Adjustable Backrest
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10" - 14" Back Height 12" - 16" Back Height 14" - 18" Back Height 16" - 20" Back Height
Back Upholstery
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Standard Upholstery Backrest Tension Adj Ballistic Nylon +
$200.00
Backrest Tension Adj 3DX Vented +
$210.00
Omit Upholstery
Seat Upholstery
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Standard Seat Sling Omit Seat Sling
Side Guards
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Omit Plastic - Standard (8.5" High) +
$85.00
Plastic - Low (6.5" High) +
$79.00
Aluminum +
$180.00
Aluminum w/ Fender +
$200.00
Pack Accessories
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Omit Quickie Backpack Black +
$35.00
Quickie Kids Backpack Black +
$31.50
Seat Pouch Black +
$24.50
Positioning Belt
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Omit 1.5" Auto Buckle Universal w/clamps +
$44.00
Positioning Belt Slide Clamps +
$31.50
Spoke Guards
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Omit Quickie Clear Spoke Guard +
$73.00
Quickie Black Spoke Guard +
$73.00
Accessories
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