Power Wheelchairs -- The Mobility Project

A new generation of power wheelchairs combines style with convenience, functionality, durability and comfort.

Now available with a heavy-duty base and a captain’s seat option.
The captain’s seat offers up to 12" of elevation at a 450-lb. weight capacity.
The Invacare TDX SP2 HD power wheelchair with LiNX Technology platform is designed for consumers who seek high-quality driving performance, elegant design, comfort and remarkable stability with a higher weight capacity.

Combines a highly adjustable seat frame with a broad choice of support and positioning options.
Ideal for changing conditions and can be easily customized to suit individual requirements.
Most adjustments can be easily made using just one tool, included on the chair.
Choose from four backrest options and a full array of legrest options.
Offers multiple selections for maximum comfort and positioning needs.

A standard weight capacity of 300 lbs./136 kg or an HD option of 450 lbs./205 kg.
Ideal for active users indoors and outdoors, this mid-wheel drive chair offers great maneuvering over daily obstacles and unsurpassed stability with its suspension and 8"/205 mm front casters (optional).
Short turning radius, adjustable rehab seating, low seat-to-floor height to 15.75"/400 mm, R-Net electronics and 4-pole 5.9-mph (9.5 km/h) or 6.5-mph (10.5 km/h) motors.
Alltrack M’s Advanced Geometric Design (A.G.D.) with GC3 technology enhances stability and comfort.

Sunrise Medical’s most advanced mid-wheel-drive power wheelchair.
Delivers intelligent seating for complex mobility, seating and positioning needs.
Advanced engineering and sophisticated electronics deliver a personalized chair tailored to the client.
The patented Biometric Repositioning system mirrors the body’s movement through changes in seat positions.
An all-new feature of this power chair is the SWITCH-IT Remote Seating app.

The Resurgence of the Rear-Wheel–Drive Power Chair
Mark Smith, the consumer research manager for Pride Mobility Products, discusses what’s old and new about rear-wheel–drive power chairs.