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is more commonly used when transporting the K2, but it will stop the footplate
sliding back down.
You are now ready to get into your K2! Transferring into the K2 is simpler than it
may look, just ensure that
if you’re transferring from another chair that
you get
as close as possible to the seat, by positioning yourself at an angle of about 45
degrees. Certain users may need support with this process.
Once you’re in, slide the footplate back down, ensure it’s fully extended/locked
and you’re ready to go!
6.
Time for a test drive
Your K2 is now ready to go. Please take it easy for the first few days whilst you
get accustomed to how the chair performs in different scenarios. Even if you’re a
seasoned wheelchair user, your Trekinetic K2 has a lot of differences to
conventional wheelchairs and may take some getting used to! That said, we are
confident that you will master the basics very quickly and will enjoy your new K2
almost immediately.
Folding the chair for travel (Wheels On)
