Choose between a folding frame and a rigid frame. Folding frames are recommended for users that need to transport their chair. Rigid frames are lighter, since there is no need for the additional hardware of a folding frame, but they are not as compact and easy to transport.

Seat width is measured at the widest part of the body below the waist plus one inch, ensuring ease of movement in the chair. To measure, sit in a chair or flat surface with your knees bent at a 90 degree angle. Find the widest part of your hip/thigh area and measure straight across. To ensure correct measurement, we suggest placing a book on either side of the widest part of your thigh and measuring from book to book. Note: Seat width will impact the overall width of the chair. You will also want to measure your doorways to ensure your chair will fit in your home.

To correctly measure seat depth, the user should be seated in a chair or on the edge of a flat surface with a 90 degree bend at their knee. To find the proper seat depth, you should measure from the back of the buttocks to the bend of the knee and subtract at least two inches.

A wheelchair with quick release axles gives you the ability to quickly detach the large rear wheels from the chair for easy transportation.

The Angle-Adjustable Back is a great option for a variety of users to compensate for a weakened trunk or reduced hip range. It also offers added comfort adjustment for the standard user. Adjustments can be made with simple household tools. Some wheelchairs can also be set to a certain back angle when they are ordered.

One-Arm Drive systems are designed for users who only have functional use of one arm. There are two main types of One-Arm Drive options: Lever Drive and Double Handrim Drive.