Drive ID Soft Tilt-in-Space Wheelchair

Drive ID Soft Tilt-In-Space Wheelchair

Designed by Drive Devilbiss, it's a quality rehabilitation wheelchair that provides enhanced comfort and adaptability for individuals requiring extended periods of use. This wheelchair is specifically tailored to assist in rehabilitation, posture management, and pressure relief.

Features:

• Rehabilitation Oriented: Specifically engineered for users in rehabilitation, emphasizing posture alignment and pressure distribution.
• Versatile Tilt-In-Space and Recline Options: Offers a range of positions to aid in therapeutic posture management.
• Customizable Adjustments: Tailored to individual user requirements, with easily modifiable backrest and seat angles.
• Robust and Reliable Structure: Constructed with a strong steel frame to ensure dependable stability in varied positions.
• Designed for Prolonged Use: Optimizes comfort for extended periods, crucial for rehabilitation processes.
• Ergonomic Push Handles: Height-adjustable for ergonomic use by caregivers, enhancing ease of navigation.
• Enhanced Support Features: Includes a cushioned, adjustable headrest, supportive leg rests, and armrests that adapt to user needs.
• Integrated Safety Elements: Equipped with anti-tip wheels and a curb-assist stepper tube for added security.
• Adjustable Backrest: Features a reclining range from 90° to 120°, adaptable to various therapeutic needs.
• Capacity for Diverse Body Types: Accommodates up to 135kg, catering to a broad user spectrum.
• Flexible Model Options: Choose between Transit and Self-Propelled models based on user preference and independence level.
• Leg Rest Customization: Offers width, height, and depth adjustments for individualized calf support.
• Vehicle Safety Compliance: Meets ISO 7176/19 standards, ensuring safe use as a vehicle seat during transport.

Unique in its combination of rehabilitation-focused design and customizable comfort, the ID Soft Tilt-In-Space Wheelchair is an indispensable tool for individuals navigating the recovery process, blending therapeutic support with user-centric design.