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£495.00
Price inc VAT: £581.62 |
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Model: Strider Bootie 3 |
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| Manufactured by: Days Healthcare |
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Strider Bootie 3
The new Strider Bootie 3 has been designed to be both portable and lightweight, with ease of use in mind.
With key features such as a 3-step dismantling system the scooter can be easily taken apart in seconds. By simply pulling the lock mechanism upward and tilting it back, you can lift the front section right off, making it even easier to transport in your car.
Other key features such as the wireless connections, means that the scooter can be assembled as easily as it was taken apart, due to the fact that there are no wires or plugs to worry about.
Lifting the scooter has never been easier. With the heaviest part weighing only 14kg (31lbs) and a user capacity of 114kg (18 stone), the bootie 3 really does make the perfect travelling companion.
Features
- Can stand on end on rear bumper for easy cupboard storage.
- Easy to split 2-piece frame for ease of storage and transportation.
- Wireless Connections - no plugs or wires to worry about.
- Fully adjustable, Rotating seat - added comfort & safe entry/exit of scooter.
- Front bumper, built in lifting handle for safe, easy handling & loading.
- Puncture proof tyres as standard - low maintenance.
- Safe anti-rollback system - no rolling backwards when stopping on hills - safer and more stable.
- Easy to adjust, handle bar adjustment, providing a comfortable driving position for all users.
- Remote battery box charging - no need to take your scooter indoors to charge it up.
- 12ah batteries - giving the ability for the user to travel up to 16km (10 miles).
Speed mph: 4mph / 6kph
User Weight: 18st / 115kg
Range: 8 miles / 12.8km
Battery Capacity: 12ah
Scooter Weight: 90lbs / 40.8kg (including batteries)
Heaviest Part: 12.5kg / 27.5lbs
Max Width: 19.25 inches / 49cm
Max Length: 37.75 inches / 96cm
Max Gradient: 6 Degrees at max user weight
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| This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 31 January, 2008. |
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