Quickie Neon 2

Built around a compact, cross-brace folding mechanism with rigid frame.

The Quickie Neon 2 is an affordable, lightweight folding wheelchair with a first-class ride. The removable swing-away footrests with finger-tip controls enable easy standing transfers and allow the user to get much closer to nearby objects. The model has a wide range of options and is available in a range of 32 colours that includes upholstery trims, wheels and frames. The unique cross-brace and seat tubes not only provide the most rigid ride possible but also a great folding frame that is only 27cm in width when folded which will fit into the smallest of cars.

Key Features and Spec:

  • Reinforced open frame
  • Practical portability
  • Swing away foot rests
  • Adjustable – Backrest angle/Centre of gravity and rear  seat height
From:
£1,750
with VAT relief
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Neon 2 Features

  • Total weight 11.5 kg
  • Max User Weight 140 kg (22 stone)
  • Seat Width: 30cm – 50cm
  • Seat Depth: 34cm – 50cm
  • Front seat height: 35cm – 57cm
  • Rear seat height: 33cm – 53cm
  • Backrest Height: 25cm – 47.5cm
  • Backrest Angle: 75° to 103° in 4° increments
  • Camber: 0° / 2°/ 4°
  • Rear Wheel Size: 56, 61, 63.5, 66cm ( 22″ / 24“ / 25“ / 26“)
  • Colours: 32

Additional information

Wheel Type

Self Propelled

Seat Width

See Brochure

Max User Weight

140kg (22st)

Product Weight

11kg

Crash Tested

Yes

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Frequently asked questions about Quickie Neon 2.

Why does the Quickie Neon 2 have a reinforced open frame?

The Quickie Neon 2 is a lightweight folding active wheelchair with a reinforced open frame that provides an effortlessly foldable open frame but the rigidity of a fixed frame for an energy-efficient ride.

Does the Neon 2 have very compact folded dimensions?

The Sunrise Medical Neon 2 unique cross brace ensures that the foldable open frame can fit into the smallest cars.

What is its rear seat height?

This Neon folding wheelchair has a rear seat height that is adjustable between 330mm to 530mm along with a backrest angle adjustment from 75° to 103° to assist in the most ergonomic posture for the user.

How much does a Quickie Neon 2 cost?

The Quickie Neon 2 costs approximately £1,600 for the standard configuration model. There are a huge amount of options available as well as a massive breadth of colours for frames, upholstery trims and wheels, 32 in total! Just call Shire Mobility for more information.
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