Drive Medical Self propelling foldable orthopedic wheelchair with orthopedic foot rest -self drive removable orthopedic foot rest

 3rd backrest angle, seat angle 3º •

 height adjustable armrests. • long and short in the same chair armrests 

• Wheels 24 "polyurethane puncture" quick release " • Available with drum brake, also for passenger With its versatile and practical design, the Orthonica 24in

Wheelchair makes a great choice for achieving convenient and hassle-free mobility.Built with 24-inch rear and 8-inch front tyres with dual park brakes, allowing smooth and safe maneuverability

Designed with a tall back seat and padded armrests for added comfortEasily transport it, thanks to its removable footrest and foldable designCrafted with powder coated steel frame, making it durable

Note: Suitable for users weighing up to 130kg only. Please ensure that you check measurements and product specifications before purchasing.• Front wheels 7 "puncture polyurethane • footrest angle adjustable platforms • folding footrest inward and outward • Lightweight, made of aluminum • Double Cross, supports up to 150 kg • Tension adjustable backrest with Velcro straps and • patented angle adjustable front fork • Adjustable seat height: 48, 51, 54 and 57 cm • Fund seat 47 and 51cm

The rear wheel is adjustable to 4 different heights quickly and easily to thereby adjust the seat height of the chair, which is the most prominent feature of this chair designed from the beginning for people of great stature.

 This system with the patented device of the fork of the front wheel that allows to graduate the seat height of the chair to 4 different heights and adjusted to 3 different angles makes CANEO L chair the only wheelchair designed for people over 180 cm, finally they have a chairsuitable for your height, comfortable, manoeuvrable and very stable. The rear wheel is equipped with "quick release" to remove the wheel quickly. The axis of the wheel and with it, the center of gravity of the chair, you can go forward or backward if appropriate (eg in the case of lower limb amputees).