Viper Plus GT Reclining Wheelchair – A superior reclining wheelchair

The Viper Plus GT Reclining Wheelchair is a superior reclining wheelchair that is lightweight and highly maneuverable. The hydraulic reclining mechanism allows full adjustability up to 180 degrees, and the rear wheels are set back to ensure reclining stability and even weight distribution.
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Description
The Viper Plus GT Reclining Wheelchair is a superior reclining wheelchair that is lightweight and highly maneuverable. The hydraulic reclining mechanism allows full adjustability up to 180 degrees, and the rear wheels are set back to ensure reclining stability and even weight distribution. The seat depth can be adjusted in seconds with its exclusive telescoping technology, which eliminates the need for additional components. Lightweight, mag-style wheels allow for smoother acceleration and stopping and are maintenance free for your convenience.
When transferring this wheelchair, there’s no need to detach the arms – simply flip the armrests back. The nylon upholstery is comfortable and long-lasting, and the double-coated chrome finish on the steel frame is chip-proof and attractive. The Viper Plus GT Reclining Wheelchair is a convenient chair that provides a smooth, comfortable experience for the user.
Quick Overview
- Infinite reclining positions up to 180°
- Built-in seat depth adjustability
- Dual axle allows for easy hemi-positioning
- Adjustable front wheels
- Equipped with swing-away elevating footrests
Features
Wheelchair Weight Without Riggings: 51 lbs
Back of Chair Height: 33″
Closed Width: 12.5″
Number of Wheels: 4
Overall Length w/ Riggings: 42″
Overall Product Height: 50″
Overall Product Length: 42″
Overall Product Width: 28″
Primary Product Color: Black
Primary Product Material: Steel
Product Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
Seat Depth: 16″
Seat Width: 18″
Seat to Floor Height: 19.5″
Seat to Foot Deck: 15.5″-18.5″
BEST MANUAL WHEELCHAIRS / BEST PORTABLE WHEELCHAIRS FOR ELDERLY
To find the best lightweight wheelchair, one should know the type of wheelchair they are looking for to help narrow down the list. Once aware of the types of lightest wheelchairs on the market, it is time to get acquainted with features that are available for those models. Learning about the unit’s specifications and their measurements can help also. Comfort and safety tips are always great to know as well and can help with the final decision.
What Are the Most Common Lightweight Wheelchairs?
Manual wheelchairs are the most common wheelchair purchased. Manual wheelchairs are often the best choice for customers seeking the lightest folding wheelchairs as well. These units are self-propelled, using hands on the rear caster wheels or using feet to move. Manual wheelchairs are often foldable for storage, portable for transport and travel, reclinable for comfort & safety, and heavy-duty for bariatric use.
Ultra Lightweight Wheelchairs
The best lightweight wheelchairs have many model varieties available. The majority of lightweight wheelchairs will range in product weight of 25 to 35 lbs while the standard wheelchair weighs around 35 to 45 lbs. The best lightweight wheelchairs often feature lighter frames made from tig-welds, however, bariatric lightweight models feature frames that are made of durable, heavy-duty materials and cross bars to assist in supporting their max weight capacity.
Folding Lightweight Wheelchairs
The best lightweight folding wheelchairs often have features such as removable rigging and a removable rear axle to make them lighter to enable transport, travel, and storage. Many manual wheelchairs have these options available, although some don’t and some are non-collapsible. Often times, the lightest folding wheelchair is going to be one that has no rigging attached to it (e.g., no arm rest, leg rest, or feet rest). For the best choice, one might opt for lighter, more breathable seating material, Mag spokes, lighter frame construct, and minimal rigging attached.
The Best Features of the Best Lightweight Wheelchairs
Most brands offer models with features that can be disassembled to decrease their weight. Some of the best lightweight wheelchairs for the elderly have features such as padded armrests, the ability to remove rear caster axles to become a transport chair, and padded leg rests for comfort. While these ultra-light wheelchairs may seem best for the elderly, they can be great for anyone.
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