Ki Mobility Ultra-Lightweight Liberty FT Wheelchair
The Ki Mobility Ultra-Lightweight Liberty FT wheelchair is a marvel of modern engineering designed to empower users with unparalleled freedom and mobility. Crafted with cutting-edge technology, this tilt-in-space wheelchair offers a seamless blend of portability and personalised comfort, making it the lightest adult tilt-in-space wheelchair available on the market. With features like adjustable frame dimensions, innovative transit wheels for navigating tight spaces, and an easy-to-adjust gas spring system for effortless repositioning, the Liberty FT stands out as a testament to independence. Its design prioritises user propulsion, ensuring that mobility is never compromised, regardless of the tilt angle. Customisation is at the heart of the Liberty FT experience, with a wide range of options available to meet individual needs, complemented by an express script service for rapid delivery during trials.
Key FeaturesÂ
- Tilt-in-Space Design: Enables effortless adjustment of seating position for pressure relief and posture maintenance.
- Portability: The only adult tilt-in-space wheelchair that folds into a compact package, ideal for transportation, with a transport weight under 12 kgs.
- Advanced Technology: Utilizes high-pressure metal molding and easy-to-adjust gas spring design for durability and effortless repositioning.
- Independent Propulsion: Designed for foot propulsion with a consistent front seat height, ensuring optimal pelvic stability.
- Customisable Adjustments: Offers adjustable frame width, depth, backrest height, seat to floor height, and center of gravity for a tailored fit.
- Multi-Customisable Options: A wide range of options available for customization to meet individual needs.
- Express Script Service: Allows for rapid delivery of chairs with a selection of features that meet most users' needs, ensuring a faster trial process.
- Innovative Transit Wheels: Unique transit wheels fold up for navigating narrow doorways, enhancing accessibility.
Original: $5,477.75
-70%$5,477.75
$1,643.33
Description
The Ki Mobility Ultra-Lightweight Liberty FT wheelchair is a marvel of modern engineering designed to empower users with unparalleled freedom and mobility. Crafted with cutting-edge technology, this tilt-in-space wheelchair offers a seamless blend of portability and personalised comfort, making it the lightest adult tilt-in-space wheelchair available on the market. With features like adjustable frame dimensions, innovative transit wheels for navigating tight spaces, and an easy-to-adjust gas spring system for effortless repositioning, the Liberty FT stands out as a testament to independence. Its design prioritises user propulsion, ensuring that mobility is never compromised, regardless of the tilt angle. Customisation is at the heart of the Liberty FT experience, with a wide range of options available to meet individual needs, complemented by an express script service for rapid delivery during trials.
Key FeaturesÂ
- Tilt-in-Space Design: Enables effortless adjustment of seating position for pressure relief and posture maintenance.
- Portability: The only adult tilt-in-space wheelchair that folds into a compact package, ideal for transportation, with a transport weight under 12 kgs.
- Advanced Technology: Utilizes high-pressure metal molding and easy-to-adjust gas spring design for durability and effortless repositioning.
- Independent Propulsion: Designed for foot propulsion with a consistent front seat height, ensuring optimal pelvic stability.
- Customisable Adjustments: Offers adjustable frame width, depth, backrest height, seat to floor height, and center of gravity for a tailored fit.
- Multi-Customisable Options: A wide range of options available for customization to meet individual needs.
- Express Script Service: Allows for rapid delivery of chairs with a selection of features that meet most users' needs, ensuring a faster trial process.
- Innovative Transit Wheels: Unique transit wheels fold up for navigating narrow doorways, enhancing accessibility.
