The Nitrum Hybrid takes Quickie’s lightest adjustable aluminium chair and gives it a stronger frame design, so the chair suits a heavier client without becoming a heavy chair. If you have been ruling the Nitrum out on user weight alone, this is the version worth looking at.
The frame is noticeably more stable under load, and raised lower tubes bring the pack size down so the chair still fits a car boot easily. The patented castor link is hollow forged as a single component rather than welded from several parts, which makes it stronger, lighter and fully adjustable. Castor angle and height can both be changed while the client is sitting in the chair, so handling can be tuned with the person in place instead of by guesswork.
Castor link length and angle are tailored to each chair for the best turning and propulsion. Seat width and depth, seat height and back height are all made to script, with a good range of frame colours, and the chair is crash tested for transit.
