Manual wheelchairs,picked for how you move.
The right chair depends on who moves it, how much you use it, and the rider's size. Pick a type below, or answer a few quick questions and we will point you to one.
Who is the chair for?
About how much does the rider weigh?
This sets a safe weight capacity.
Who will move the chair most of the time?
How much will the rider use it?
Does the rider need to recline or tilt back?
To rest, change position, or take pressure off.
This points you to a type of everyday manual wheelchair. Custom rehab seating needs a professional fitting. Compare manual and power mobility →
Nine kinds of manual wheelchair
Pick the one that fits who moves it and how you use it. Or see every manual wheelchair →
Companion pushed
Transport
Small rear wheels and push handles, made for a companion to push. Most fold to lift into a trunk. Shop transport →
Everyday value
Standard
A steel frame built for value and durability. Most weigh 30 to 44 pounds. Shop standard →
Easy to push
Lightweight
Large rear wheels you push yourself, on a lighter frame that folds for the car. Most weigh under 35 pounds. Shop lightweight →
Lightest to push
Ultra lightweight
Built to fit an active rider who pushes all day. The lightest frames weigh 9 to 13 pounds. Shop ultra lightweight →
Built for play
Sport and recreation
Court chairs that pivot and turn fast, for tennis, basketball, and pickleball. Shop sport →
Higher capacity
Heavy duty
Rated above 300 pounds, with a reinforced frame and a wider, stronger seat. Shop heavy duty →
Rest and reposition
Reclining and tilt
The seat reclines or tilts back to rest, change position, or take pressure off. Shop reclining and tilt →
Made to get wet
Shower and commode
Rolls into the shower and over the toilet, with a seat and frame made to get wet. Shop shower and commode →
For kids
Pediatric
Chairs in small seat sizes for children. Many adjust as the child grows. Shop pediatric →
A chair that moves when you do, from the front door to your favorite adventure.




