Ottobock launches completely customisable rigid-frame manual wheelchair for active users

New award-winning modular design offers countless possibilities to tailor the active wheelchair to your lifestyle

A new light, completely customisable ridged-frame manual wheelchair has been launched in the UK by Ottobock. The Voyager Evo wheelchair is made to the highest quality, designed for active wheelchair users and is nearly indestructible. Recently granted a ‘Red Dot Award’ for outstanding design, The Voyager Evo has been recognised globally for its unique modular construction and material mix. The innovative design, quality and functionality of the Voyager Evo allows the wheelchair to be completely tailored the individual.

Ottobock Voyager Evo

The Voyager Evo features an aluminium or carbon fibre frame and the components can be constructed in, titanium, magnesium or aluminium in order to suit any lifestyle and budget. Modifications can also be made to the seat width, seat depth, tipping point, back angle, clothing protector lip, foot plate and wheel locks. Together with a range of colour options, it offers a personal solution to improve comfort, lifestyle and mobility.

The Voyager Evo has recently been awarded a Red Dot Award: Product Design 2014 in the ‘Life Science and Medicine’ category for its individual mix of materials and varied design elements. The Voyager Evo was recognised for its innovation, quality, functionality and ergonomics among 4,815 designs from 53 nations, all seeking the coveted quality Red Dot label.

The Voyager Evo is the latest model within Ottobock’s broad range of wheelchairs which includes active, lightweight and versatile manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs and specialist sports equipment, as well as innovative solutions for children.

For more information on Ottobock’s range of innovative solutions that restore mobility please visit www.ottobock.co.uk or follow @ottobockuk.

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