Cruise means freedom. Freedom to move.
From bedridden to independent. Cruise also means safety for both the user and caregiver. Features like a push bar, electric tilt-in-space, and recline considerably reduce the risk of physically overloading the caregiver while allowing maximum comfort, mobility, and social life for the user.
Both the user and care staff can operate it via a joystick
Electric tilt-in-space and recline
Negative tilt aids the independent user in safely getting in and out of the wheelchair as the front of the seat cushion is lowered. This reduces the access height, making getting in and out easier for the user.
Recline: 90-120°
Electric tilt-in-space: -4-13°
The recline of the wheelchair is tilted backwards, and the user's pelvis is automatically opened. This provides improved respiration for apple-shaped users.
Travel
- Speed of up to 6 kph
- Maximum range is approx. 9 km at full load
- Traverse edges up to 50 mm
- Up and down hills and 10° incline ramps
The seat cushion
The base of the seat cushion consists of hard foam. The core of the seat cushion consists of memory foam specially selected for the target group. The top consists of soft foam. The seat cushion is upholstered with a flame-retardant incontinence cover.
Backrest comfort and support
Pear-shaped users with voluminous backsides are ensured good back support, as the design of the “spine” of the wheelchair and its lower back plate provide space for the backside. The upper two backplates ensure that apple-shaped users enjoy stable and comfortable back support.
The bead and foam mixture is a modular backrest cushion and helps increase the comfort of the wheelchair and its pressure-relieving effect if set up according to professional assessment.
Anti-tip: Can be adjusted to suit the terrain. (Only remove the Anti-tip when transporting the wheelchair without a user).
Maintenance and cleaning
The Cobi Cruise Power is easy to clean. If the seat needs disinfecting, remove and disinfect it using 70 – 85 % ethanol or a chlorine product of min. 1000 ppm and max. 10000 ppm.
Clean the frame, seat and armrests of the wheelchair using water and a regular cleaning agent.
Shipping
The approximate lead time 6-8 weeks from order.
Need some help?
Contact us! Recare specialist consultants can arrange an initial call to help you find the optimal product for your personalised needs. As a trusted family-run business, we focus on your independence and quality of life.
See the Recare Wheelchair Guide to learn more.
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Powered Wheelchair Maintenance
Maintaining your powerchair is essential for safety, performance, and longevity. Following this routine maintenance schedule, you can ensure your powerchair stays in peak condition and ready for everyday use or more adventurous journeys.
Daily Checks
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- Unusual noises or vibrations
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- Tyres: wear, damage or low pressure
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Weekly Checks
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Monthly Checks
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Annual Servicing
Book your routine powerchair service with Recare's experienced technicians. This is a full, comprehensive inspection and service to ensure ongoing reliability and comfort for the lifetime of your powerchair.
Need Expert Servicing or Repairs?
Recare offers professional maintenance and repairs for all types of powered wheelchairs. Whether it's a routine service, repairs, parts and accessories, our dedicated team is here to help.
Email: info@recare.co.uk
Call: 01993 880200
Trust Recare to keep your powerchair moving—safely and reliably, every day.
Manual Wheelchair Maintenance
Maintain Peak Performance with Regular Servicing
Regular maintenance is essential to keep your wheelchair performing at its best. By following this simple checklist, you can extend the life of your wheelchair and ensure your safety and comfort.
Daily Checks
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- Ensure the wheelchair rolls without resistance.
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- Check for vibrations, unusual noises, or any changes you notice.
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- Confirm that the wheel locks are working correctly.
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- Check the tyres: low pressure, flat spots, or signs of wear.
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- Listen for irregular noises or rattles that may indicate loose components.
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Weekly Checks
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- Use a tyre gauge to check the tyre pressure.
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- Check the tension of the seat upholstery.
- It should maintain a straight angle when the wheelchair is open and positioned.
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Tyre Pressure Adjustment
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- Tyre pressure adjustments with the appropriate tools.
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- Maintaining the correct pressure is crucial for smooth rolling and improved manoeuvrability.
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Monthly Checks
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- Inspect the wheel alignment to ensure proper tracking.
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- Check the fork bearings to confirm they are moving freely without stiffness.
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Annual Servicing
Book your routine wheelchair service with Recare's experienced technicians. This is a full, comprehensive inspection and service to ensure ongoing reliability and comfort for the lifetime of your powerchair.
Need Expert Servicing or Repairs?
Recare offers professional maintenance and repairs for all types of manual wheelchairs. Whether it's a routine service, repairs, parts and accessories, our dedicated team is here to help.
Email: info@recare.co.uk
Call: 01993 880200
By following this maintenance routine, you can enjoy a smoother, safer, and more reliable wheelchair experience every day.
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