Healthcare transit wheelchair with crash test certification

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I’ve had this 9TRL attendant-propelled wheelchair for a few years now and it’s been incredibly reliable — I actually used it for a while when I was recovering from a back injury. It’s got that sturdy steel frame, lightweight but solid, and the wheels are puncture-proof, which is a real plus when you’re moving around a lot.

The footrests swing away and adjust height — super helpful for transfers — and the armrests come off easily, which makes it easier to move in and out of the chair. I’ve seen it in hospitals, and it’s not just because it looks good — it’s actually been crash-tested and meets ISO standards. Passed 200,000 cycles and all that, including kerb drops.

It’s black with a nice upholstery finish, weighs 14kg (about 2 stone 1/4), and the seat is 17 inches wide — fits users up to 20 stone. When folded, it’s compact enough to fit in a car or a small space. The backrest folds at 15 degrees, and there’s a tray fixing point built in.

It’s got a posture belt too — came with it, so no need to buy extras. I’ve kept it well-maintained and it’s still running smoothly. It’s not flashy, but it’s built to last.

I’m moving house soon and don’t need it anymore, so I’m letting it go. It’s in washington, Sunderland. Price is £54 — fair for what it is, honestly.