Description

The Convaid EZ Rider wheelchair features a lightweight frame and flip up armrests making it ideal for storage and transport. The chairs patented design is safe, durable and comfortable, and the many adjustments and options enable the chair to change with the needs of a growing child.

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Features

Lightweight
10° fixed tilt
Adjustable positioning
Compact folding
Removable fabric

Included

Convaid EZ Rider Adaptive Stroller
Free Shipping
Limited Lifetime Warranty

Specifications

12" model
Weight of chair	23 lbs.
Weight capacity	75 lbs.

Seat width	12"
Seat depth	11" - 14"
Seat back height	19"

Seat to footplate	2.5" - 18.5"
Seat to floor	17"
Seat-to-back angle	100°
Seat angle	10°

Headrest extension	5"
Shoulder strap height	10" - 16"
Tire size	6" front, 8" rear solid

14" model
Weight of chair	25 lbs.
Weight capacity	100 lbs.

Seat width	14"
Seat depth	12" - 15"
Seat back height	19.75"

Seat to footplate	2.5" - 20.5"
Seat to floor	19"
Seat-to-back angle	100°
Seat angle	10°

Headrest extension	8"
Shoulder strap height	11" - 17"
Tire size	6" front, 8" rear solid

16" model
Weight of chair	27 lbs.
Weight capacity	170 lbs.

Seat width	16"
Seat depth	13" - 16"
Seat back height	18"

Seat to footplate	2" - 21"
Seat to floor	21"
Seat-to-back angle	100°
Seat angle	10°

Headrest extension	8"
Shoulder strap height	10" - 16"
Tire size	8" front, 8" rear solid

18" model
Weight of chair	29 lbs.
Weight capacity	250 lbs.

Seat width	18"
Seat depth	14" - 17"
Seat back height	19.5"

Seat to footplate	2" - 21"
Seat to floor	22"
Seat-to-back angle	100°
Seat angle	10°

Headrest extension	10.5"
Shoulder strap height	14" - 17"
Tire size	8" front, 8" rear solid
HCPCS Code	E1236

Seat Width

It's important for the wheelchair to be fitted properly and be as narrow as possible while maintaining comfort and safety. This will insure the best performance for navigating tight areas both inside the home as well out in public spaces.

A wheelchair that is too narrow or too wide can cause discomfort. When too narrow, a wheelchair can become restrictive and increase the likelihood of pressure sores, while when it's too wide, becomes more difficult to push due to the angle of the arms from the shoulders to the wheels.

To determine the necessary seat width, measure the rider's widest area of the body and add one inch. This will allow for optimum seat width while maintaining ideal usability, comfort and safety.