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Trekinetic · All-terrain & beach · MW-039
Trekinetic K2 MK3 all-terrain wheelchair
The Trekinetic K2 MK3 is a three-wheel all-terrain wheelchair, hand-built in the UK, with its large drive wheels at the front. It weighs 15 kg, or 9 kg once the wheels are detached. Gas suspension and adjustable camber let the rider widen the stance for rough ground, and ground clearance is 85 mm. It is crash tested to ISO 7176-19.
- Chair weight
- 15 kg (16 kg for 16 in model)
- Weight without wheels
- 9 kg
- Max user weight
- 114 kg
- Sizes
- 16, 17.5 or 19 in
Trekinetic K2 MK3 key features
- Large front drive wheels that detach in seconds
- Gas suspension system
- Adjustable camber widens the wheelbase
- Crash tested to ISO 7176-19
- Three seat sizes: 16, 17.5 or 19 in
- Reclining function and folding footplate
Who the Trekinetic K2 MK3 suits
For active users who want a single chair for both town and rough ground such as fields, forest tracks and beaches. Optional push rims and an attendant adaptation widen who can use it.
Figures for comparing
- Weight
- 15 kg (33.1 lb)
- Max user weight
- 114 kg (251 lb)
The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.
Trekinetic K2 MK3 specifications
| Chair weight | 15 kg (16 kg for 16 in model) |
|---|---|
| Weight without wheels | 9 kg |
| Max user weight | 114 kg |
| Sizes | 16, 17.5 or 19 in |
| Ground clearance | 85 mm |
| Turning circle | 100 cm |
| Suspension | Gas |
| Crash test | ISO 7176-19 |
| Guide price | GBP 5,750 to 5,950 (roughly USD 7,500 to 7,700) |
| Maker country | United Kingdom |
| Brand | Trekinetic |
| Category | Outdoor & all-terrain, All-terrain & beach |
| Catalog ID | MW-039 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Trekinetic K2 MK3: common questions
How much does the Trekinetic K2 MK3 weigh?
It weighs 15 kg, or 16 kg in the 16 in size. Without the wheels the chair weighs 9 kg.
What does the Trekinetic K2 MK3 cost?
The guide price is GBP 5,750 to 5,950, roughly USD 7,500 to 7,700 at about 1.3 USD per GBP. We confirm the price and shipping in your quote.
Can the K2 MK3 travel in a wheelchair accessible vehicle?
The maker states it is crash tested to ISO 7176-19 for wheelchair accessible vehicles. It also folds to go in a car boot.
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