Ultralight
RGK Tiga Sub4 Review
The RGK Tiga Sub4 has been around a little while now – what makes the RGK Sub4 one of the most popular made to measure wheelchairs available? We took a look at the Sub4 in more detail. You can find all of the specification by clicking here. Made to measure Because RGK work within tight quality and measurement controls, you’ll be getting a wheelchair built within 5mm of tolerance in the design. ...[Read More]
Quickie Krypton Review
The Quickie Krypton is what Sunrise admit to being late to the party. With several different carbon fibre wheelchairs on the market today, we look a look at the wheelchair Sunrise hope will challenge the existing wheelchairs available. Quickie Krypton Specifications Pretty much everything we saw on the first look test run is within the standard specification, including carbon side guards, carbon f...[Read More]
Progeo Joker R2 Review
The Progeo Joker R2 is the new variant of the Italian wheelchair company’s popular Joker model. A rigid frame wheelchair, it is described by Progeo as extremely light and very adaptable. Dominic took a look to learn more about the Progeo Joker R2 lightweight wheelchair. Joker R2 Specification The hydroformed frame, an aircraft-grade aluminium, weighs in at a starting weight of 5.7KG withou...[Read More]
Küschall Champion SK Review
The Küschall Champion SK is one of the smallest folding ultra-light wheelchairs on the market. With a unique folding mechanism, we had some big questions for this compact wheelchair. The technical specs The Champion SK is made from aluminium with 75° or 85° front angle options. There are 6 seat width (14″-18″) and 8 seat depth (13″-19″) options, whilst there are a range o...[Read More]
Invacare launches new Küschall wheelchairs
Invacare has launched three new Küschall active manual wheelchairs this month. The new chairs (The Champion SK, K-Series and R-Series) are all lightweight wheelchairs that have been designed to offer unique benefits to the user. The Küschall Champion SK, evolved from the Champion, now folds even smaller, with the chair no bigger than an A4 binder when folded down. With a high number of configura...[Read More]