Urban wheels make the Magic 360 the narrowest version of the chair, which is the version most clients need if the hard part of their day happens indoors. Doorways, hallways and the gap between a table and a wall are where a wheelchair either works or does not.
Everything else about the chair stays: all-wheel suspension so kerb cut-outs and rough footpath do not jar, geared in-line motors with real torque, and a body colour chosen to suit the person rather than a catalogue. Solid or pneumatic urban tyres are available, and if your client’s life moves outdoors later, crossover or off-road wheels fit the same base.
Seating is built on an adjustable seat pan that takes Magic Mobility rehab seating or an aftermarket system, with manual or powered legrest options and Penny and Giles R-Net electronics. Tie-down points are crash test compliant for vehicle transport. The motors are splash resistant, not waterproof. Colours and finishes may vary slightly between production runs, so check a physical sample if the colour matters.
