Galenus Medical
Journey Air Elite Electric Power Chair for Adults – Our Lightest Foldable Power Chair for Seniors, Weighs Only 26 lbs – Quick Charge with up to 9.3 Mile Range – TSA Approved – Blue
$3,368.92
- The Lightest Power Chair on the Market: Made from Carbon Fiber and weighing only 26 lbs, the Air Elite combines the ultimate in lightweight portability with world-class performance
- Portable & Folds/Unfolds in Seconds: Just one pull on the handle folds the Air Elite in seconds; the Air Elite is one of the lightest electric powered chairs or powered mobility products available, it’s FAA-Compliant, TSA-approved & fits in most trunks or backseats with plenty of room to spare
- Go up to 9.3 Miles on a Single Charge: The powerful lithium ion battery charges quickly and will power the dual motors of the Air Elite motorized chair for up to 9.3 miles; the Air Elite features a unique USB charging port so you can charge your cell phone on the go
- Easily Maneuverable & Totally Versatile: The Air Elite has an easy one-handed joystick control system that can be adapted to be left- or right-handed; it’s uniquely engineered for indoor and outdoor use on smooth surfaces thanks to solid, flat-free, non-marking tires that provide a smooth ride while being maintenance-free
- Premium Comfort & Mobility: Made with premium materials including high-strength, lightweight carbon fiber frame & breathable, honeycomb mesh seating that provides a comfortable, cool experience even on long journeys
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Additional information
| Weight | 26 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22.8 × 33.9 × 35.4 in |
| GTIN | 001001635178 |
| Product Dimensions | 22.8 x 33.9 x 35.4 inches; 26 Pounds |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Date First Available | July 11, 2024 |
| Manufacturer | Journey Health & Lifestyle |
| ASIN | B0D98YJZS9 |
Eve F. Tschantz –
The chair is real nice quality. The only problem is you can’t move the feet out of the way.
Susan Surdyk –
The light weight wheelchair is easy to use and drive around in tight spaces.
Lisa Rhoden –
This electric wheelchair was easy to assemble. It’s lightweight and folds up easily for transport. It charges good and holds a charge for about a day’s worth of activity and then some. It’s made well with quality parts. It’s not loud at all. The controls are reversible so it can be installed on the left or the right. The arms lift up for easier access to the seat. The speed and acceleration on this chair is fast so go slow until you’re used to it. There are brakes you can set as well.The things I dislike about this chair is that it is small. I am 5’8″ and 225lbs and I am just under the weight limit. There doesn’t seem to be a lot of leg room, but I’m not uncomfortable in the seat either. I just fit into it. There is a slight rubbing noise in the back wheel but I can’t pinpoint where it is coming from exactly. The price is rather exuberant for the type of chair it is. It should really be listed for under a thousand dollars in my opinion.
Eve F. Tschantz –
The chair is real nice quality. The only problem is you can’t move the feet out of the way.
Susan Surdyk –
The light weight wheelchair is easy to use and drive around in tight spaces.
Lisa Rhoden –
This electric wheelchair was easy to assemble. It’s lightweight and folds up easily for transport. It charges good and holds a charge for about a day’s worth of activity and then some. It’s made well with quality parts. It’s not loud at all. The controls are reversible so it can be installed on the left or the right. The arms lift up for easier access to the seat. The speed and acceleration on this chair is fast so go slow until you’re used to it. There are brakes you can set as well.The things I dislike about this chair is that it is small. I am 5’8″ and 225lbs and I am just under the weight limit. There doesn’t seem to be a lot of leg room, but I’m not uncomfortable in the seat either. I just fit into it. There is a slight rubbing noise in the back wheel but I can’t pinpoint where it is coming from exactly. The price is rather exuberant for the type of chair it is. It should really be listed for under a thousand dollars in my opinion.
Dancing Lady –
This chair is just what was told about in their ad. I can lift it to put it in my car trunk. I took it to the grocery store for the first time using it. It worked really well. I could turn it around in the isle with no problem. It does turn on a dime. I am no longer going to have to worry if there will be a store chair for me to use. It is worth what I Paid for it. It was very comterful to ride in also.
Natalie Faye Fern –
If you are looking for a heavyweight all-terrain power wheelchair with lots of bells and whistles, this may not be your ideal fit. However, this ticked all our boxes when looking for a power wheelchair for a family member who is not as mobile as she used to be. We wanted something that was portable – and most importantly, not too difficult/impossible for others to help her lift into a vehicle or up some stairs if needed (some family members are not as strong, young or mobile themselves).This is a great chair for that. Since most trips out with the chair involve going to stores, going for dinner, running errands, etc., this style of chair is more than sufficient and we don’t really need anything more heavy duty.The battery lasts long enough and we haven’t had any issues with it needing a recharge in the middle of an outing. It’s also pretty comfortable and we haven’t heard any complaints!