Comfortable, supported sitting for longer days

Sitting upright for hours without being able to shift your weight leads to aching, sliding and sore skin. The Ki Mobility Focus CR is a tilt-in-space wheelchair — the whole seat tips back as one, keeping the hips and knees at the same angle — so pressure moves off the bottom and onto the back.

It is built to measure, pushed by a carer, and can be adjusted as needs change.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Tilts from -5° forward to 50° back
  Ease pressure and rest, or tip slightly forward for a meal or a transfer.

• Smooth, steady tilt
  The seat rolls back on two centres of rotation, so the movement feels gentle and the chair stays balanced.

• Tilt control where the carer needs it
  Choose a hand lever on the right, the left or both handles, or a foot pedal — handy if the carer has a weaker hand or a bad shoulder.

• Made to measure
  Seat widths from 14" to 24" (356–610 mm) and depths from 14" to 22" (356–559 mm), so the fit is right rather than close enough.

• Growth kit included
  Useful if weight or posture changes over the years.

• Up to 136 kg (21 st) as standard
  A heavy-duty build takes up to 181 kg (28 st) at extra cost.

• Transit approved
  The person can stay seated in a suitably adapted vehicle.

Colours available

Gloss: Black, Ruby Red, Radiant Orange, Yellow, Electric Green, Rich Teal, Glacier Blue, Blue Steel, Deep Sapphire Blue, Purple Plum, Opalescent Violet, Dark Pink, Light Pink and Champagne. Matte: Shadow Black, Platinum, Iridescent Navy, Bright Red, Tactical Green, White and Dry Earth Tan.

Who it suits best

• Adults who sit for long periods and can't easily reposition themselves
• People at risk of pressure sores or who slide forward in an ordinary chair
• Users up to 136 kg (21 st), or 181 kg (28 st) with the heavy-duty build

Worth knowing before you buy

The Focus CR is an attendant-pushed chair built to order, so it needs a proper assessment and takes a few weeks to arrive. At around 15 kg even stripped down for transport, it isn't ideal for lifting into a car boot every day. If the person can sit upright and push themselves, a self-propelled wheelchair will be lighter and simpler. The price shown is for the standard set-up — options are quoted separately.

Questions customers ask us

Can we see one before we order?
Yes. We don't keep every model in stock, so give us a call first and we'll check what's in the showroom — and if it isn't here, we can usually arrange a demo model. You can also book a free home assessment.

Can it be used in a wheelchair-accessible vehicle?
Yes. Ki Mobility lists it as transit approved, and the transit system is chosen when the chair is ordered.