Description

The Cruiser's solid durability and compact-folding portability make it the best choice for active children. An array of positioning options help you achieve the ideal position for your child, and most options need not be removed when folding the chair. Its patented design provides maximum comfort and durability. Best of all, you'll get years of use out of your Cruiser, which adjusts as your child grows.

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Features

Extremely lightweight
"Umbrella style” compact folding
In-depth positioning options for increased therapeutic benefits
Closure security strap included
Washable, removable anti-bacterial fabric
Fire retardant
3 point positioning belt
Depth adjustable crotch strap
Padded upholstery & storage
30º fixed tilt for comfort and positioning
Made in the U.S.

Included

One Convaid Cruiser Adaptive Stroller
Free Shipping
Limited Lifetime Warranty

Specifications

10" model
Weight of chair	19 lbs.
Weight capacity	75 lbs.

Seat width	10"
Seat depth	9" - 11"
Seat back height	20"
Seat to footplate	5" - 19"

Overall width	19"
Overall height	36"
Overall length	43"

Folded length	46"
Folded width	13"
Folded height	14"

Seat to floor	22"
Seat-to-back angle	85°, 90°, 95°
Seat angle	30°

Headrest extension	5"
Shoulder strap height	11" - 17"
Tire size	6" front, 8" solid rear

12" model
Weight of chair	19 lbs.
Weight capacity	75 lbs.

Seat width	12"
Seat depth	10" - 12"
Seat back height	20"
Seat to footplate	8" - 22"

Overall width	21"
Overall height	36.5"
Overall length	44.5"

Folded length	46"
Folded width	13"

Folded height	14"
Seat to floor	22"

Seat-to-back angle	85°, 90°, 95°
Seat angle	30°
Headrest extension	5"
Shoulder strap height	12" - 18"
Tire size	6" front, 8" solid rear

14" model
Weight of chair	21 lbs.
Weight capacity	100 lbs.

Seat width	14"
Seat depth	12" - 15"
Seat back height	23"
Seat to footplate	9" - 22"

Overall width	23"
Overall height	36"
Overall length	36"

Folded length	46.5"
Folded width	14"
Folded height	14"

Seat to floor	22"
Seat-to-back angle	85°, 90°, 95°
Seat angle	30°

Headrest extension	8"
Shoulder strap height	15" 21"
Tire size	8" front, 8" solid rear

16" model
Weight of chair	24.5 lbs.
Weight capacity	170 lbs.

Seat width	16"
Seat depth	13" - 16"
Seat back height	24"
Seat to footplate	10" - 22.5"

Overall width	26"
Overall height	37.5"
Overall length	39.5"

Folded length	48"
Folded width	14"
Folded height	15"

Seat to floor	22"
Seat-to-back angle	85°, 90°, 95°
Seat angle	30°

Headrest extension	8"
Shoulder strap height	15.5" - 22.5"
Tire size	8" front, 8" solid rear

18" model
Weight of chair	30 lbs.
Weight capacity	250 lbs.

Seat width	18"
Seat depth	16" - 19"
Seat back height	25"
Seat to footplate	11" - 23"

Overall width	28"
Overall height	38"
Overall length	40"

Folded length	48"
Folded width	15"
Folded height	16.5"

Seat to floor	22.5"
Seat-to-back angle	85°, 90°, 95°
Seat angle	30°

Headrest extension	8"
Shoulder strap height	16" - 22"
Tire size	8" front, 11" solid rear

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.

Tires

Rear wheels are critical to the performance of a wheelchair.

There are typically three types of tires:

1. Pneumatic (air-filled) tires provide a softer ride, but need to be kept inflated. Because pneumatic tires are softer than urethane tires, they are harder to push, with more resistance to the shoulders.

2. Pneumatic Flat Free (foam-filled) tires provide a stiffer ride compared to air-filled tires, and will never go flat.

3. Urethane (solid, flat-free) tires provide the quickest and stiffest ride. And they will not go flat.

Tire Tread also affects the wheelchair ride. Tires with very little tread offer a quicker ride and turn more easily because there is less rubber in contact with the ground, causing less friction. "Knobby" tires with deep treads are helpful on unpaved and rougher surfaces, yet offer less maneuverability. A 1 3/8" treaded tire is a good basic tread for everyday use.