| Ki Mobility Tsunami |  |
Manual wheelchair with rigid frame.- Titanium or aluminum construction.
- Center of gravity adjustment.
- Adjustable caster housing.
- Fold down locking back.
- Adjustable seat frame.
- Weight titanium 10.9 lbs. aluminum 11.2 lbs. (Based on a 16” x 16” chair with standard components but without wheels.)
- Seat width 14"-20"
- Seat depth 14"-22"
- Front seat height 14"-23.5"
- Rear seat height 12.5"-21"
- Camber 0°, 2°, 4°, 6°, 8°
- Tubing size 1-3/8"
- Weight capacity 250 lbs.
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| | End User | Caregiver | Clinician |
| # Reviews | 5 | 0 | 0 |
| Durability? | 3.20 | 0 | 0 |
| Ease of use? | 3.20 | 0 | 0 |
| Meet expectations? | 3.40 | 0 | 0 |
| Overall Rating: | 3.20 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
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| Sara from WI submitted this review on November 8th 2012 at 09:55 AM. Sara is an end user who has over a year of experience with the product. | | Strengths: | This chair is very lightweight and easy to manuever. Clean design. | | Weaknesses: | | | Comments: | LOVE IT | | Durability? |  | | Ease of use? |  | | Meet expectations? | | | Overall Rating: | |
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| Liz from New York submitted this review on March 20th 2012 at 12:17 PM. Liz is an end user who has one to six months of experience with the product. | | Strengths: | Aesthitically different than any other chair I looked at. Very clean design. Has held up in the city very well. I travel frequently on the subway and have not had any issues yet. | | Weaknesses: | Adjustment could be easier. | | Comments: | I like my chair and look forward to getting another Ki down the road. | | Durability? | | | Ease of use? |  | | Meet expectations? | | | Overall Rating: | |
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| Mitch from Stockton,Ca. U.S.A. submitted this review on February 1st 2010 at 02:56 PM. Mitch is an end user who has six months to a year of experience with the product. | | Strengths: | I have the Al frame. Smooth, strong tubing with strong front forks. Nice sturdy bending and low profile front legrest. Well built brakes are nice with pneumatic tires. J3 backrest is very comfortable. | | Weaknesses: | Too many pins and complicatic folding levers. Rims and front casters are cheaper models. Arm rest cannot take full weight or will bend. | | Comments: | Overall I would have upgraded the front casters and rear wheels.I bear my weight on front tubing rather than armrest.Anti tips are useless for me . I don't abuse my chair cause I know it cannot take alot. | | Durability? |  | | Ease of use? | | | Meet expectations? | | | Overall Rating: | |
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| Andy from Billings MT USA submitted this review on October 28th 2009 at 11:07 AM. Andy is an end user who has one to six months of experience with the product. | | Strengths: | Great chair! I have a titanium one. I take it hiking and hunting in the roughest areas in Montana. It rides like my old quickie gpv, but without all the extra frame parts. it is super light and I can get it in and out of my suv really easily. | | Weaknesses: | I have had my chair for about six months. I have not found anything thatI don't like yet. | | Comments: | I would recommend it to any active user | | Durability? | | | Ease of use? | | | Meet expectations? | | | Overall Rating: | |
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| Doug from USA submitted this review on October 7th 2009 at 05:27 PM. Doug is an end user who has less than a month of experience with the product. | | Strengths: | None | | Weaknesses: | The chair falls apart after two days....next time I am buying a Quickie. | | Comments: | No Comment | | Durability? |  | | Ease of use? | | | Meet expectations? | | | Overall Rating: | |
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