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Zippie (Sunrise Medical) · Active pediatric · MW-042
Zippie Zone rigid wheelchair for children
The Zippie Zone is a rigid wheelchair for children and teenagers from Sunrise Medical, with a frame in 7000-series aluminium. A 10 x 10 in chair weighs 6.5 kg. The backrest is set inboard so a child can reach the wheels easily. Growth comes from 3 in of depth adjustment in the frame, 2 in more in the sling, and a width growth kit.
- Chair weight
- 6.5 kg (10 x 10 in)
- Max user weight
- 75 kg
- Seat widths
- 8 to 16 in (20 to 40.5 cm)
- Seat depths
- 8 to 18 in (20 to 46 cm)
Zippie Zone key features
- 7000-series aluminium rigid frame
- Inset backrest for easier reach to the wheels
- 3 in of depth growth in the frame, 2 in more in the sling
- Growth kit for seat width expansion
- Flip-up, angle-adjustable footrest
- 22 colours, plus light-up casters and coloured parts
Who the Zippie Zone suits
For active children and teens who push themselves all day at school and play. The 75 kg limit and seat widths up to 16 in mean the same model serves from early childhood into the teenage years.
Figures for comparing
- Weight
- 6.5 kg (14.3 lb)
- Max user weight
- 75 kg (165 lb)
The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.
Zippie Zone specifications
| Chair weight | 6.5 kg (10 x 10 in) |
|---|---|
| Max user weight | 75 kg |
| Seat widths | 8 to 16 in (20 to 40.5 cm) |
| Seat depths | 8 to 18 in (20 to 46 cm) |
| Frame | 7000-series aluminium, rigid, 80 degree angle |
| Overall width | 20 to 24 in (51 to 61 cm) |
| Front seat height | 14 to 19 in |
| Rear seat height | 13 to 19 in |
| Backrest height | 6 to 18 in |
| Maker country | USA |
| Brand | Zippie (Sunrise Medical) |
| Category | Pediatric wheelchairs, Active pediatric |
| Catalog ID | MW-042 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Zippie Zone: common questions
How does the Zippie Zone grow with a child?
The frame has 3 in of seat depth growth, the sling upholstery adds 2 in, and a growth kit widens the seat.
How much does the Zippie Zone weigh?
Total weight is 6.5 kg for a 10 x 10 in chair.
What sizes does the Zippie Zone come in?
Seat widths run from 8 to 16 in and seat depths from 8 to 18 in, with a maximum user weight of 75 kg.
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