Looking for the ideal travel wheelchair? The Air Pro has you covered. Weighing only 33 lbs, it’s effortless to lift into your car or check in at the airport. The battery is TSA-approved, and if you’re concerned about range, you can always carry an extra battery for quick, hassle-free replacement anytime, anywhere.

Cruise One：Features a double-layer cushion with honeycomb foam. Seat width 48cm, Ideal for larger body types

Air Pro：Equipped with a spring foam seat and backrest. Best suited for medium or petite body types, offering comfortable long-term seating.

Cruise One: Supports up to 300 lbs with a wide 48 cm (18.9") seat, offering exceptional stability and safety—ideal for users with a larger build.

Air Pro: Standard weight capacity, best suited for medium or smaller body types.

Air Pro：Weighs about the same as a carry-on suitcase, so most people can lift it on their own.

Cruise One：Heavier in comparison, making it a better choice for users who don’t need to move it frequently.

Air Pro：Perfect if you value lightweight design, travel often, or need to fold and carry it yourself.

Cruise One：Ideal if you want a wider seat, higher weight capacity, or frequently need to go over higher obstacles.

With a turning radius of just 30 inches, the Air Pro is perfect for navigating tight corners around your home. It’s also narrower than the Cruise One, making it easier to move through all kinds of spaces."

Indoors: If your home has tighter spaces to navigate, we recommend the Air Pro—its smaller frame and 30-inch turning radius make it ideal. If your home is more spacious, the difference between the two models is minimal.

Outdoors: If you often need to go over higher obstacles, the Cruise One offers better ground clearance and performance. But if you plan to travel—whether loading your wheelchair into a car or checking it in on a flight—the Air Pro is your best choice.