At 7.5 kg, the F35 is lighter to lift than most wheelchairs!

But it’s not just its weight that makes the F35 so easy to handle, it’s the integrated design too. From cabling to the battery, everything is included in its frame tube, so there’s less to lift. Tight on space? The handles also fold down flush to the frame, saving you additional space when you really need it.

Patent-pending, one-motion docking

Places to go? People to see? That’s why we’ve made docking your F35 so easy. Just pull the tube latch and the F35 releases from its sub-frame – how simple is that? The sub-frame can stay on your wheelchair all day too, so re-attaching is a breeze. Just align and push forward to lock back in.  And when it’s time to transfer out of your wheelchair, the sub-frame is just as easy to remove too.

Less Complexity, More Compatibility

The F35 provides more compatibility too, accommodating a wide range of fixed and folding wheelchairs, with frame widths from 260 to 480 mm. It’s also designed to attach seamlessly to either fixed or swing-away front frames, with mounting heights ranging from 249 to 370 mm.

The city-limits just got a lot smaller too

Strike the perfect balance between indoor performance and street-wise driving with the F35. Looking to avoid congestion charges? Leave the car at home thanks to a range of up to 15 km. Facing walkways with challenging slopes? Its robust 250-watt motor handles gradients of 6° (even with a 110 kg user weight).  Keep pace with the hustle and bustle of the sidewalk with 3 speed options: 6, 10 or 15 kph. Plus, with 3 selectable speed profiles, you can quickly tap into extra power to overcome changing conditions.

Approved for air travel*

Route planned. Bags packed. Flights booked. All that’s left to do is to enjoy your holiday thanks to the F35 and its IATA (International Air Transport Association) approved battery, which is safe for air travel. And if that isn’t enough, the F35 has a variety of options to help further take the worry out of travel too.

* Individual airlines have different requirements relative to transport of products with Li-Ion batteries. Prior to arranging any air travel with the wheelchair, please confirm with your airline or carrier that they accept battery-powered vehicles under UN classification: UN3171. Please refer to the owners manual for further details.