Eco-friendly Choice Lightest Electric Wheelchair By Ez Lite Cruiser Deluxe Dx12 Model - Us Warehouse [EX3RLaft]

Ultra-Lightweight Electric Wheelchair Excellence

Introducing the Next Generation of Electric Wheelchair Alternatives with the Eco-friendly Choice Lightest Electric Wheelchair By Ez Lite Cruiser Deluxe Dx12 Model - Us Warehouse [EX3RLaft]. This beautifully designed and expertly crafted frame offers unparalleled comfort for users up to 305 pounds. With its innovative features, the DX12 Model is a game-changer in the electric wheelchair market.

• Equipped with 7.5" front wheels and 12" rear wheels for smooth and stable rides.
• Features the quickest and easiest folding and unfolding action ever, unfolding in just one second.

Technical Specifications and Portability

Experience the convenience of the DX12 Model's cutting-edge technology. This lightweight electric wheelchair boasts a total weight of just 62 pounds, with the frame weighing approximately 37 pounds and each motor weighing about 13 pounds. This makes it the lightest and most portable power chair available.

• Quick Release motors allow for easy detachment and splitting of the chair into three pieces.
• The back support reclines in 5 positions for maximum comfort.

With dimensions of 37" x 26" x 39" when unfolded and 34" x 26" x 15" when folded, the DX12 Model is designed for easy transport and storage.

Enhancing Daily Life and Accessibility

The EZ Lite Cruiser Deluxe DX12 Model is not just a piece of equipment; it's a lifestyle enhancer. Its compact design and portability make it an ideal choice for individuals who require mobility assistance on a daily basis. Whether you're going shopping, visiting friends, or simply enjoying the outdoors, this electric wheelchair ensures a comfortable and convenient experience.

• Supports users up to 305 pounds, making it accessible for a wide range of individuals.
• Customizable with various seat back heights and arm rest options to fit your specific needs.

Ready to be mobile again? Customize your DX12 Model and rediscover the freedom of movement.