In another thread there was a guy asking about a ZR, Progeo and Kuschall.
Progeo is a very interesting wheelchairs and their ultralight wheelchairs are tailored to customer and you`ve got a dealer in US
In another thread there was a guy asking about a ZR, Progeo and Kuschall.
Progeo is a very interesting wheelchairs and their ultralight wheelchairs are tailored to customer and you`ve got a dealer in US
This is the latest in home Progeo carbon frame weight of the frame without wheels 3 kg
Round Betty is listed as the US distributor.Originally Posted by totoL1
and the chairs above aren't all that interesting, IMO. CF, sure. lightweight, sure. that's about it.
I don't find the US in the drop down menu of dealers. I see every country but the US.
Where is RB listed? Not locating that either.
OK, Round Betty shows up if you select Canada from the Progeo site. Weird.
not alphabetically... it's listed in Italian (Stati Uniti).
translated w/ Google Chrome...
You're so clever!
nah.. it's just a matter of knowing what [free] tools get the job done.
I can`t speak about chairs that i haven`t tried, but i know a guy that have a Joker Energy and say that he like it very much, no problems.
Probably not for you, but for guys that have to do a lot of transfer in&out of the car in a day, lightweight could be a decisive factor and if they usually change their chairs at much every 5 years i don`t know where is the problem.
I wouldn`t go for a cantilever CF frame like the noir, but i wouldn`t mind having a chair with a CF box frame like the Panthera X.
I transfer in/out of a car multiple times per day. I'm not discounting the benefits of being lightweight. It's basically the same as others that are on the market & much easier to get [in the US], thus not interesting [to me].
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