LIBERTY

‘Liberty is independence’

One wheelchair that offers true portability, enables independent propulsion and provides the benefits of tilt-in-space.

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weight

Strong and lightweight

Liberty utilitizes the most recent technologies, including high pressure metal molding. This results in an incredibly strong and lightweight part. For example, the side frame only weighs 2.8 lbs.

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Portability

Can fold into a portable package

Liberty is the only adult tilt-in-space that can fold into a portable package ideal for transportation. Want an even smaller package? Choose the optional folding backrest. With a transport weight under 26 pounds, its the lightest adult tilt-in-space available. Liberty gives you the independence to get out and go!

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Angle Adjustable Fold Down Back

Back angle can be changed in 5° increments

The back angle can be changed in 5° increments with a range of -5° to 25°. With the flip of a lever, effortlessly fold Libertys back down for a more compact, portable package.

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Repositioning

Relief from sitting in a static position

Everyone needs relief from sitting in a static position. Whether your primary concern is pressure relief, facilitating proper posture or just providing a break from gravity, Liberty makes it painless. Featuring an easy to adjust gas spring design, adjusting the system for effortless repositioning is simple.

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Foot Propulsion

Independent mobility

Liberty is designed for independent mobility, especially foot propulsion. The front seat height remains the same regardless of the tilt angle. Simply choose the tilt angle that provides the best pelvic stability without compromising mobility.

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Modular Design

No additional parts necessary to reconfigure the frame

Reacting quickly to a short discharge notice, which happens frequently in stroke rehabilitation, is challenging. With Libertys modular design, in most cases, no additional parts are necessary to reconfigure the frame.

Frame width, frame depth, backrest height, seat to floor height and CG are all easily adjustable. Adapting the chair for delivery or in response to changing user needs has never been easier in an adult tilt chair.

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Hemi Wheel Lock

One single lever
Hemi Wheel Lock provides a single lever that will operate both wheel locks. Can be ordered set up for Right or Left hand operation, a wheel lock extension handle is included in the price.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ki Mobility Liberty wheelchair?

The Ki Mobility Liberty is a lightweight adult tilt-in-space manual wheelchair designed to combine repositioning with independent mobility. It is available with a folding or rigid base and can be configured to support independent foot or hand propulsion.

How lightweight is the Ki Mobility Liberty tilt-in-space wheelchair?

The Liberty has a transport weight of 11.7 kg (25.8 lb) in its folding configuration and 11.1 kg (24.5 lb) with the rigid base. These figures are based on Ki Mobility’s specified configuration with the rear wheels, footrests and armrests removed.

Can the Liberty tilt-in-space wheelchair be folded for transport?

Yes. The Liberty is available with a folding base that allows the chair to fold into a more compact package for transportation. An optional folding backrest can make the package even more compact. The rigid-base version can also be configured with a fold-down backrest.

Can the Liberty be self-propelled?

Yes. The Liberty is designed to support independent mobility, including foot propulsion. Importantly, the front seat height remains consistent as the chair is tilted, allowing the user to select a tilt position while maintaining access for foot propulsion.

How much tilt does the Ki Mobility Liberty provide?

The Liberty provides a 0°–20° tilt range according to the current product specifications. Its gas-spring system is designed to make repositioning straightforward, allowing the user or caregiver to adjust the chair’s position when required.

How adjustable is the Ki Mobility Liberty?

The Liberty has a modular design with adjustment options including frame width, frame depth, backrest height, seat-to-floor height and centre of gravity. This allows the wheelchair to be configured around the individual user’s requirements and adapted as those requirements change.