9000 XT Manual Wheelchair (Configurable)

Footplate upgrades allow users to enhance comfort, stability, or adjustability beyond the standard footplates. These optional styles provide greater foot support or customizable positioning depending on the user’s needs.

Adjustable angle footplates allow users to enhance comfort and adjustability beyond the standard footplates. This optional style provides customizable positioning depending on the user’s needs.

Heel loops provide added support and positioning for the user’s feet by helping keep the heels properly seated on the footplates. They can be added to elevating legrests to improve lower-leg alignment and reduce the risk of the feet sliding backward or losing contact with the footplates.

Footrest impact guards help protect the footrest hangers from scratches, dents, and everyday wear caused by bumps, doorways, and tight maneuvering. They also provide a smoother surface along the front rigging, helping protect the user’s knees or legs from knocking directly against the metal frame.

This device secures the front riggings to the wheelchair frame so they cannot be removed without tools. It is commonly used in clinical or institutional environments to prevent loss or tampering.

Positioning straps help maintain proper posture and prevent the user from sliding forward in the wheelchair. They attach securely to the frame and provide added safety during movement.

Positioning straps help maintain proper posture and prevent the user from leaning or falling forward in the wheelchair. They attach securely to the backrest frame and provide added safety during movement.

Anti-tippers are safety devices mounted at the rear of the wheelchair to help prevent backward tipping. They are recommended for new users, individuals with reduced upper-body strength, or anyone navigating uneven ground.

Anti-tippers are safety devices mounted at the rear of the wheelchair to help prevent backward tipping. They are recommended for new users, individuals with reduced upper-body strength, or anyone navigating uneven ground.

Anti-tippers are safety devices mounted at the rear of the wheelchair to help prevent backward tipping. They are provided without charge when ordering the adjustable angle backrest.

Brake extensions make the wheel locks easier to reach and operate, especially for users with limited hand mobility or those who prefer a longer handle for added leverage. These extensions attach to the existing wheel lock handles and provide a more accessible, ergonomic grip point.

These accessories allow clinicians or caregivers to transport oxygen tanks or IV bags safely and conveniently while the user is seated in the wheelchair.

Quick-release axles allow the rear wheels to be removed from the wheelchair with the push of a button. This makes transport and storage easier by reducing the overall weight and size of the chair. Quick-release wheels also simplify maintenance and make it easier to switch between wheel types when needed. Despite being removable, the locking mechanism is secure and designed for reliable everyday use.

Amputee axles attachments are designed for users with a lower-limb amputation and help keep the wheelchair properly balanced. By shifting the rear axle position farther back, they compensate for the reduced weight in the front of the chair, improving overall stability and reducing the risk of tipping backward.

An offset axle provides additional seat-to-floor height flexibility by offering more rear wheel mounting positions than the standard axle plate. This allows users to fine-tune the chair’s height beyond the typical adjustment range—helping achieve a better ergonomic fit for transfers, propulsion, and foot placement. Changing the axle location can also influence handling and stability, allowing users to tailor how the wheelchair feels during everyday use.

This accessory allows the user or caregiver to transport canes or crutches hands-free by securing them to the back of the wheelchair.

An adjustable tension backrest uses multiple straps behind the upholstery that can be tightened or loosened to change the contour and firmness of the back support. This allows caregivers or users to fine-tune posture, improve comfort, and reduce the “hammocking” effect common with standard back upholstery. It is especially helpful for users who need better trunk support or sit for extended periods.

A solid seat insert provides a firm, supportive base above the seat upholstery. It improves stability and prevents sagging for users who need a more rigid seating surface.

The seat pouch provides convenient under-seat storage for personal items such as keys, phones, wallets, or small medical supplies. It attaches securely to the wheelchair frame beneath the seat, keeping items accessible yet out of sight. A practical, space-saving solution for everyday use.

The carry pocket attaches to the back of the wheelchair and provides convenient storage for personal items, paperwork, or small supplies.

The wheelchair backpack provides convenient storage for personal items, supplies, or small equipment. It attaches to the rear of the backrest and offers easy access while keeping belongings secure during travel.

The utility tray provides a secure, easy-to-reach surface for holding personal items, meals, reading materials, or medical supplies. It attaches to the wheelchair armrest and flips up when not in use, making it a convenient accessory for users who need a stable work or storage surface throughout the day.