10″ x 8″ x 3″
Single pocket bag that mounts to any armrest. Keeps personal belongings close to you. Bag can be mounted to the inside or outside or armrest.
Diestco Bags attach to most armrests using our unique “soft to the skin” mounting system. (measurements are: width x length x depth.)
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The new Legend 4-Wheel Scooter combines the latest style and performance technology at a great value. Standard features include a top speed of up to 5.75 mph, 350 lbs. maximum weight capacity and an easy lock-up system for quick disassembly. Plus, the new lower dual-bulb headlight offers excellent pathway illumination while the upper tiller headlight allows you to be seen by oncoming traffic. The Legend’s sleek styling and advanced features will have you turning heads every time you turn a corner. Features: Enhanced state-of-the-art rear suspension. Increased top speed of up to 5.75 mph. Increased maximum weight capacity of 350 lbs. Ultra-simple lock-up for quick assembly/disassembly. Advanced new reclining high-back seat with height-adjustable headrest. Easily accessible tie down points (for transport of unoccupied scooter). Reduced length of 45.5″. Easy access to rear electronics. Tiller-mounted, recessed “marker” headlight. New dual-bulb, adjustable lower headlight for optimal pathway illumination. Tight turning radius of 58″. Reinforced front nose section for durability. Includes optional Flat Free Tires for worry free riding. Includes Front Tiller mounted Basket and Rear View Mirror. Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price for this package = $3307.00 Specifications: Overall Length: 47″ Overall Width: 24″ Per-charge Range (Max): up to 25 Miles. (varies w/ passenger weight, terrain type, battery charge and condition) Maximum Speed: up to 5.75 MPH variable Turning Radius: 58″ Total weight, including batteries: 216 lbs. Weight w/o Batteries: 166 lbs. Heaviest Piece Weight: 61 lbs. (rear section) Wheels: Front – Aluminum mags, Rear – Aluminum mags Tires: Front – 3.5″ x 10″ Flat Free, Rear – 4″ x 10″ Flat Free Ground Clearance: 3.5″ Battery: (2) 35 AH, 12V deep cycle (AGM or gel cell)U-1 Battery (optional sizes): N/A Battery Weight: 25 lbs. Each Battery Charger: 3-Amp (On-board) Drive System: Rear-wheel drive, Sealed Transaxle, 24 volt DC motor Dual Braking System:
Pride Specialty Collection Lift Chair – LL-670 Infinite-Position Sleep Recline Chaise Lounger Surround yourself in unsurpassed comfort, performance and style with a Pride Specialty Collection Lift Chair! The Pride Specialty Collection combines all of the Pride Lift Chair standards with the ultimate opulent touches foam pillow backs, overstuffed arms, deluxe fabrics and colors, and the most extensive recline available to offer you a stunning, yet practical, compliment to your home. Pride Specialty Collection Lift Chair Features Engineered furniture grade laminate / hardwood frame Quiet smooth lift system Heavy-duty lift actuator scissor mechanism Standard head and arm covers Fire retardant (California specifications; bulletin 117) Standard, large dual pockets Removable back Integrated battery backup in case of power failure Transformer features self-diagnostic electronics w/ 12 cord Lifetime warranty on steel lift frame 7-year pro-rated warranty Color Options Pride Specialty Collection Lift Chair Specifications Weight Capacity: 375 lbs. User Height Range: 5′5″ – 6′0″ Seat to Floor: 20″ Seat Depth: 21″ Seat Width: 20″ Top of Back to Seat: 27″ Back Style: Blown Fiber Pillow Back Fully Padded Chaise: Yes Recline Positions: Infinite Heat Massage Option: Yes Distance From Wall: 27″ Overall Chair Width: 38″ Chair Weight: 134 lbs.
Right now you may be at a point in your life where you need help getting around. You can’t move around the house and outside like you used to. And walking in a grocery store to do your shopping is now a monumental task. In these instances, that’s where a good electric wheelchair or handicap scooter comes into play. Problem is, which one do you pick? What follows are different points to keep in mind so as to help you make the right decision.
· First off, if you’re working with a clinician or aid, talk with them about your particular situation and get their feedback. Odds are, they’ll be able to tell you decisively whether a scooter or wheelchair is right for you.
· The control issue: Keep in mind scooters are steered with a tiller much like a bicycle’s handlebar. While electric wheelchairs are operated by a programmable joystick. That said, your upper body ability to manipulate a “handlebar” style control vs. a joystick will go a long way in determining which one you choose.
· Posture/Support issue: If the mobility aid user has a posture/spinal support issue then a wheelchair will usually be the better buy as they tend to offer features like power stand, power recline, power tilt, and power elevation.
· The transportation issue: When it comes to the user of the mobility aid doing a lot of driving and traveling, which device you choose will largely be based on this too. For instance, handicap scooters depending upon the model can be broken down into multiple parts for each storage in a car’s trunk or stored in a min-van or SUV. Whereas, a wheelchair (unless a foldable, non-electric) cannot be stored in the trunk. In that case, an electric wheelchair requires what’s called a lift and may very well require a wheelchair van for transportation.
· On the driving issue: When it comes to going from your mobility aid to actually driving your VAN/Mini-van, it’s important to note that scooters aren’t as safe as a seat in a motor vehicle. They’re also harder to tie down. However, you can operate your vehicle from a power wheelchair – and they’re safer than a handicap scooter because they have a 4-point tie down.
· On price: Scooters are more affordable than wheelchairs. Of course, when comparing the two a lot of it has to do with the “add-on” features you request.
Written by the Mobility Scooter Review Team. Go to www.electric-mobility-scooter-reviews.com to see more free articles, tips and info. Updated weekly! This is the ultimate resource on mobility scooters.
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