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Quickie GP/ GPV Sports/Everyday use Wheelchair

Quickie GP/ GPV Sports/Everyday use Wheelchair

$2,800.00 - $2,800.00
$2,800.00
$2,800.00 - $2,800.00
$2,800.00

Customer will need to provide prescriptions for respiratory devices.

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  • Description
  • Specification
  • Resources

The Quickie GP and GPV are rigid-frame manual wheelchairs for active users who want one chair for everyday life and recreation. The GP has a traditional rigid frame, and the GPV adds a tapered front end that brings the legs closer together for a narrower footprint. Camber can be set anywhere from 0° to 11°, and the axle position adjusts the center of gravity to suit how you push.

Features

  • Rigid aluminum frame
  • GP standard frame or GPV tapered front
  • Camber adjustable from 0° to 11°
  • Center of gravity adjusts from 0.5 in to 3.5 in
  • Folding or non-folding back

Specifications

  • Model number: EIGP70
  • HCPCS: K0005
  • Seat width: 12–22 in
  • Front seat-to-floor height: 15.5–23 in
  • Back height: 8–20 in non-folding; 11–20 in folding
  • User weight capacity: 250 lb
  • Weight: GP 23.75 lb; GPV 23.6 lb
  • Frame material: aluminum

Specifications

Weight Capacity 250 lbs.
Product Weight 23.5 lbs. - 24 lbs.
Seat Width 15" - 21"
Seat Depth 12" - 22"
Seat-to-Floor Height 15.5" - 23"
Overall Width 22" - 28"
Frame Color Black - Yellow
Front Wheel Size 3" - 8"
Rear Wheel Size 22" - 26"
Axle Type Quick Release
Armrests Desk-Length
Back Height 9" - 20"
Upholstery Type Nylon
Upholstery Color Black
HCPCS K0005
Shipping Weight 50 lbs.
Box Length 31"
Box Width 24"
Box Height 24"

Features

  • Ideal for sport or every day use
  • One piece welded frame offers a solid, rigid ride
  • Lightweight 19.75 lbs. (w/ titanium axles, exact weight dependent on options)
  • Front frame angle provides exceptional maneuverability
  • Adjustable axle
  • 7° of camber
  • Free Shipping

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