Journey Zoomer

ManufacturerJourney Health & Lifestyle
Model09017
$2,945.00
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A folding power chair that splits into two pieces by hand, with the heaviest part at 19 lbs. It carries 300 lbs. on a 19" seat, folds to 11.25" tall in one pull, and the removable 8.7Ah lithium battery is rated to 9.3 miles.

Weight capacity
300 lbs.
Heaviest piece
19 lbs. once the frame is split
Range per charge
Up to 9.3 miles
Seat width
19"
Overview

Splits into two pieces heaviest part 19 lbs.

A folding power chair for people who have to get it into a car without help. The aircraft-grade aluminum and nylon composite frame weighs 35.7 lbs. before the battery and 39.7 lbs. with it in, a single pull folds it to 38.75" x 24.25" x 11.25", and the split frame comes apart by hand so the heaviest piece is 19 lbs. A 220W brushless motor drives it to 3.7 mph on five speed settings, the 8.7Ah lithium battery is rated to 9.3 miles, and the joystick installs on the left or the right. The seat is 19" across and 15" deep, weight capacity is 300 lbs. and the tires are flat-free.

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Zoomer overview

Built for real life

What stands out

Splits into two pieces by hand

One release cable folds the chair to 38.75" x 24.25" x 11.25". The split frame then comes apart with no tools, and Journey rates the heaviest piece at 19 lbs., so the chair goes into a trunk in two easy lifts.

Removable 8.7Ah lithium battery

The 24V 8.7Ah battery is rated to 9.3 miles and charges in 4.5 hours or less. It lifts out with no tools, so it charges away from the chair and the lift into the car is 35.7 lbs. instead of 39.7 lbs.

A 19" seat and one-handed control on either side

The seat is 19" across and 15" deep, the widest of the five Journey power chairs. The joystick installs on the left or the right and carries a battery display, a speed display and a horn. Five speed settings run from a crawl to 3.7 mph, and the patented floating footrest swings clear of trip hazards.

Flat-free tires and electromagnetic brakes

The 10" rear and 7" front tires are solid polyurethane, so there is no air to check and nothing to puncture. The brakes are electromagnetic and hold the chair on a slope, and it climbs to 12 degrees.

The Hieline Take

The Zoomer is the Journey chair for the person who has to load it alone. It weighs 35.7 lbs. before the battery, the battery lifts out, and the frame then splits into two pieces with the heaviest at 19 lbs., which turns one awkward lift into two easy ones. It also carries 300 lbs. where the Air Elite stops at 240, and the seat is 19" across and 15" deep, the widest of the five Journey power chairs. The honest caveats are the range and the turning circle. Journey rates it at 9.3 miles against 19.8 miles for the Air Elite Max, and it needs 33.5" to turn where the Zinger turns in 24", so it is the harder of the two in a narrow hallway. Journey is also explicit that the Zoomer is a personal electric vehicle and not a medical device or a wheelchair, so do not buy it expecting Medicare or Medicaid to cover it.

Straight talk

Is it right for you?

A good fit if you

  • have to load the chair into a car on your own, the battery lifts out and the frame splits so the heaviest piece is 19 lbs.
  • weigh up to 300 lbs., which is more than the Air Elite's 240 lbs. and the Zinger's 275 lbs., and want the widest seat of the five Journey chairs at 19" across
  • want the joystick on your left hand, the controller installs on either side
  • never want to deal with a flat, both the 10" rear and 7" front tires are solid and flat-free

Look elsewhere if you

  • want the lightest chair to lift, this one is 35.7 lbs. before the battery where the Air Elite is 26 lbs.
  • need real distance, this chair is rated to 9.3 miles where the Air Elite Max is rated to 19.8 miles
  • turn in tight indoor spaces often, the Zoomer needs 33.5" and the Zinger turns in 24"
  • are counting on Medicare or Medicaid, Journey classifies this as a personal electric vehicle and accepts neither
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