TiLite ZRA Titanium Wheelchair

TiLite’s ZRA Wheelchair — with full adjustability and a minimalist mono-tube frame, the ZRA dishes out style without boundaries. Add the ZRA’s TiFit titanium frame, and you have the complete package. Strength, style, and the ability to set-up and configure your chair just for you.

ZRA INNOVATION

Rigid

Rigid frame chairs are the lightest and highest performing chairs because they are constructed from the fewest possible components and have the fewest moving parts.

Full Adjustability

Precision Lock technology from Permobil is the most intuitive and easy-to-use adjustment system on the market. Together, the Precision Lock caster and back angle adjustments compose an exact fit and effortless ride.

Mono-Tube Edge

Distinguished by a clean, modern look, the mono-tube frame’s 1.25″ tubing gives the ZRA strength and durability. The frame shape affords excellent transportability and easy placement on a car seat. Round off the ZRA’s frame with curved, ovalized caster arms.

TiFit

The difference between a TiFit chair and all other chairs is that a TiFit chair is a wheeled prosthetic: Every frame is made to measure. The optimized fit of a TiFit chair brings unparalleled performance and function. You will feel the difference in everything you do.

Titanium

Titanium absorbs vibration, won’t break and has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal on Earth. That is why TiLite builds our highest performing wheelchairs from seamless, aerospace-grade titanium. If you want strength, durability, and a smooth roll, you want a titanium ride. Precision Lock Technology combines a minimal design with unmatched adjustability and performance. With an unrestricted range of movement, the Precision Lock Caster reduces complexity and the number of steps required for adjustment. Your chair can now be adjusted in a matter of minutes. Unlike other systems, where you are limited to predefined adjustment slots, the Precision Lock Back offers infinite possibilities for an exact fit each and every time. Critical adjustments can now be made while the user remains in the chair, saving time and reducing inconvenience.