STRONGBACK 24+AB Adjustable Lightweight Manual Wheelchair

STRONGBACK 24+AB Adjustable Lightweight Manual Wheelchair

$949.00
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STRONGBACK 24+AB Adjustable Lightweight Manual Wheelchair

STRONGBACK 24+AB Adjustable Lightweight Manual Wheelchair

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The Strongback 24 AB Lightweight Wheelchair pairs Strongback's ergonomic curved backrest and Velcro-adjustable lumbar support with attendant hand brakes for caregiver control. It weighs about 24 lbs, or about 16 lbs without footrests, wheels, and anti-tippers, holds up to 300 lbs, and folds to 14" wide.

Product Code: STRONGBACK-24-plus

$949.00
Description

The Strongback 24 AB Lightweight Wheelchair pairs Strongback's ergonomic curved backrest with attendant hand brakes, so a caregiver can slow and control the chair on ramps and hills. The backrest has Velcro-adjustable back flaps that let you move and firm up the lumbar support where you need it. At about 24 lbs, or about 16 lbs with the footrests, wheels, and anti-tippers removed, it's easy to lift into a car, and quick-release 24" rear wheels let the rider self-propel. Desk-length armrests, swing-away footrests, and a compact fold to 14" wide round it out. 300 lb capacity · about 24 lbs (about 16 lbs without footrests, wheels, and anti-tippers) · ergonomic curved backrest with adjustable lumbar flaps · attendant hand brakes · 18" or 20" seat width · 18" seat depth · 20" seat height · quick-release 24" rear wheels · desk-length armrests · swing-away detachable footrests · folds to 14".

Regular or large seat? We'll help you choose. Call 1-866-218-0902 — Mobility advisers available Mon–Fri 9AM–5PM · Sat 9AM–3PM EST

What Defines This Lightweight Wheelchair

Ergonomic Curved Backrest Strongback's curved backrest follows the spine to support better seated posture.
Adjustable Lumbar Support Velcro back flaps let you move and firm up the lumbar support to fit the rider.
Attendant Hand Brakes Hand brakes on the push handles let a caregiver slow and control the chair on slopes.
About 24 lbs Light enough to lift easily, and about 16 lbs with the footrests, wheels, and anti-tippers removed.
Quick-Release 24" Wheels Large rear wheels let the rider self-propel and pop off for loading into a car.
Folds to 14" A compact fold fits more trunks and closets.
Set the lumbar support first. Have the rider sit all the way back, then adjust the Velcro back flaps until the support sits at the curve of the lower back. A few minutes of setup makes a big difference in all-day comfort. Questions? 1-866-218-0902.

Size & Fit

Two seat sizes. Check the measurements and the 300 lb limit before ordering.

Measurement Regular Seat (1007AB) Large Seat (1010AB)
Seat (W × D) 18" × 18" 20" × 18"
Seat Height 20" 20"
Weight Capacity 300 lbs 300 lbs
Overall (L × W × H) 40" × 27" × 37" 40" × 29" × 37"
Folded (L × W × H) 29" × 14" × 29.5" 29" × 14" × 32"
Chair Weight About 24.1 lbs About 24.5 lbs
Without Footrests, Wheels & Anti-Tippers About 15.9 lbs About 16.3 lbs
Check your doorways. The chair is 27" or 29" wide when open, depending on seat size. Measure your narrowest doorway before ordering, and call with fit questions: 1-866-218-0902.

Full Specifications

Manufacturer Strongback Mobility
Model Strongback 24 AB (Attendant Brakes)
Part Numbers 1007AB (regular seat) · 1010AB (large seat)
Weight Capacity 300 lbs
Backrest Ergonomic curved Strongback backrest · Velcro-adjustable lumbar flaps · 19" high
Seat 18" or 20" W × 18" D · 20" seat height
Armrests Desk length · padded
Footrests Swing-away · detachable
Rear Wheels 24" · quick-release
Brakes Attendant hand brakes
Upholstery Black nylon
Frame Color Blue
Folded Width 14"
Weight About 24 lbs · about 16 lbs without footrests, wheels, and anti-tippers

Where the Strongback 24 AB Belongs

Caregiver Outings

Attendant hand brakes help caregivers control speed on ramps, hills, and parking lots.

All-Day Sitting

The curved backrest and adjustable lumbar support help riders stay comfortable and upright for longer.

Car Travel

Pop off the wheels and footrests, and the frame drops to about 16 lbs for easy loading.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "AB" mean?

AB stands for attendant brakes: hand brakes on the push handles that let a caregiver slow and control the chair.

How much does it weigh?

About 24 lbs, or about 16 lbs with the footrests, wheels, and anti-tippers removed.

How much weight does it hold?

Up to 300 lbs in either seat size.

How does the lumbar support adjust?

Velcro flaps on the back let you change where the support sits and how firm it feels.

Can the rider push it themselves?

Yes. The 24" quick-release rear wheels let the rider self-propel, while the attendant brakes give a caregiver extra control.

Strongback 24 AB or Strongback 24HD?

The 24 AB is lighter (about 24 lbs), adds attendant hand brakes and adjustable lumbar flaps, and holds 300 lbs. The 24HD holds up to 375 lbs with a 22" seat and drum brakes. Call us to compare: 1-866-218-0902.

What about warranty?

Call us for current Strongback warranty details: 1-866-218-0902.

Compare Manual Wheelchairs

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Strongback · rollator Strongback SEATA Rollator 260 lb · 20 lb · ergonomic backrest

Have Questions? We'll Help You Choose.

The Strongback 24 AB is for riders who want posture support in a light, folding chair, and for caregivers who want extra braking control. Our advisers can help you choose a seat size in one call.

📞 1-866-218-0902 · Mon–Fri 9AM–5PM · Sat 9AM–3PM EST

*Confirm seat size and capacity before ordering.

Technical Specs
Wheelchair Measuring Guide

Wheelchair Measuring Guide

Wheelchair Measuring Guide Wheelchair Measuring Guide

Wheelchair Measurements:

  1. Hip Width:
    Use this to figure seat width if it is the widest point.
  2. Widest Point:
    Measure the widest area across the lower extremities if different from the hip width. This may influence seat width or arm style.
  3. Chest Width:
    Measure the widest point of the thorax just below the armpit. This measurement may influence system width or back width.
  4. Heel to Knee:
    Use this for legrest extensions and seat height.
  5. SRP to Knee (Seat Reference Point to Knee):
    This will determine the seat depth.
  6. Elbow to SRP (Elbow to Seat Reference Point):
    Measure this width with the arm in a 90-degree angle at the elbow and the shoulder in a neutral position.
  7. Shoulder Height:
    This will determine the height and the style of the back panel or the start for a custom back.
  8. Head Height:
    This will help determine the proper headrest height.


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