AfiScooter C3 3-Wheel Mobility Scooter

AfiScooter C3 Heavy Duty Mobility Scooter

If you're searching for a scooter that will not only fulfill all your mobility needs but will also tackle unpaved and hilly terrain, then look no further! The AfiScooter C3 Heavy Duty Mobility Scooter is built to perform in rugged terrain. Designed and built to an extremely high standard, the AfiScooter C3 Heavy Duty scooter is regarded as the Mercedes Benz in the world of mobility scooters. Many of our customers have been putting this scooter through its paces for the last 15 years, without even having to look for spare parts. So you get assistance with mobility and a companion that is not fussy. Indulge in any activity: traveling, shopping, an outing with friends and family, long scenic drives - all with the help of this scooter.

Carefully designed for your comfort and safety, and with quality and durability a number one priority, this is the perfect mobility scooter for you.

Features:

• Ergonomic modern steering tiller.
• 26-inches wide for more stability.
• Adjustable seat designed for orthopedic use.
• Rear suspension and advanced front shock absorbers for safe and comfortable rides around town.
• Seat can be rotated 360 degrees.
• Adjustable delta filler, with armrests that can be flipped up, for your ultimate comfort and convenience.
• Rear LED lights and headlight will keep you safe even on night rides.
• 4" ground clearance for driving on uneven and unpaved roads and paved areas. It has a 25-mile drive range with a top speed of 9.3 MPH.

Optional Shabbat Kit

People with restricted mobility are comfortable on weekdays by virtue of such equipment as an electric wheelchair, or with an electric scooter. But on Shabbat the situation is different, people lose their ability to move around. Are they destined to “remain in one place” on Shabbat, without any way to go to a synagogue or meet friends and relatives?

Not only does the halacha take the needs into consideration, it in fact obligates us to enjoy the Shabbat.

In response to this need, The Zomet Institute has developed a complex halachic-technical solution that enables People with restricted mobility to move around on Shabbat without becoming a burden on others. The Shabbat system has been approved and is recommended for use by prominent rabbis, even for rides that do not involve a mortal threat. For more than ten years, adult men and women have moved around on Shabbat in strict accordance with the halacha, taking advantage of this innovative technology.