Cruiser III Wheelchair Adjustable Seat Height Detachable Desk Arm (ADDA) Elevated Foot Rest

Why Choose the Cruiser III Wheelchair

The Cruiser III Wheelchair is designed for users who need reliable seated mobility with flexible adjustment and positioning features. Its adjustable seat height supports a more customized setup, while detachable desk-length arms allow easier table access and elevating leg rests support lower-leg positioning.

Key Features

✔ Manual wheelchair design

✔ Adjustable seat height

✔ Detachable desk-length armrests

✔ Elevating leg rests

✔ Durable wheelchair frame

✔ Comfortable upholstered seat and back

✔ Smooth-rolling rear wheels

✔ Push-to-lock wheel brakes

✔ Suitable for assisted or self-propelled mobility

Benefits

✔ Adjustable seat height supports a more customized fit

✔ Desk-length arms allow closer access to tables and desks

✔ Detachable arms help simplify side transfers

✔ Elevating leg rests improve lower-leg comfort and positioning

✔ Helps reduce walking strain and fatigue

✔ Practical for users, caregivers, facilities, and rental programs

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Manual wheelchair mobility with adjustable seat height

✔ Desk-length arms for table and desk access

✔ Lower-leg elevation and positioning

✔ Assisted or self-propelled transport

✔ Home care, clinic, facility, and community use

Usage/Application

Ideal for users who need a manual wheelchair for daily mobility, assisted transport, lower-leg elevation, recovery, home care, clinic visits, facility use, appointments, or community outings. Confirm the seat width, weight capacity, seat-height range, colour, and configuration by SKU and confirm the seat size and height suit the user. Set the adjustable seat height per the manufacturer's instructions and ensure it is securely locked before use. Always lock both wheel brakes before any transfer and before the user sits or stands, swing away or detach the desk arms and elevating leg rests as needed for transfers, and keep the feet supported during movement. Have a healthcare professional confirm seat height, that leg elevation is appropriate (since elevation affects positioning and circulation), and overall seat sizing, fit, and suitability before regular use.