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Pride Victory 9 PS

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Pride Victory 9 PS has a standard power elevating seat and an exclusive one-hand feather-touch disassembly providing the ultimate quick transport system.

Starting at:
$1,879.00

Victory 9 PS Scooter

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Victory 9 PS, 3-wheel Scooter

Features & Benefits:

  • Standard Power Elevating Seat
  • Exclusive one-hand feather-touch disassembly provides the ultimate quick transport system
  • Pride’s exclusive stylish, lightweight, low profile, non-scuffing wheels
  • Auto-connecting front-to-rear harness

 Specifications:

  • Weight capacity: 300 lbs.
  • Maximum speed: Up to 5.5 MPH
  • Ground clearance: 2 in.
  • Turning radius: 41 in.
  • Overall Length: 43.5 in.
  • Overall Width: 22.125 in.
  • Tire size front: 8 in.
  • Tire size rear: 2.5 x 9
  • Tires Pneumatic: Solid
  • Suspension: No
  • Weight total w/o batteries-battery pack: 131 lbs
  • Weight total including batteries: 180 lbs
  • Weight heaviest piece when disassembled: 59.5 lbs
  • Drive system type: Sealed transaxle
  • Drive train motor voltage: 24
  • Seat type Limited-sliding foldable molded plastic
  • Seat upgrades TBD--SPM seating NO SLIDE
  • Standard seat back height: 14.5 in.
  • Standard seat depth: 17 in.
  • Standard seat width: 18 in.
  • Standard seat weight: 28 lbs
  • Power seat available standard on PS model
  • Basket tiller-mount incl. std
  • Battery requirements: qty 2
  • Battery requirements volts: 12
  • Battery requirements type: Deep cycle
  • Battery recommended formulation: AGM or gel cell
  • Battery size: 31-36
  • Battery size class: standard U-1
  • Battery weight: ea 24.5 (U1)
  • Battery charger: Off-board dual voltage
  • Range per charge: Up to 13 miles
  • Body colors: Red or blue

 The information contained herein is correct at the time of publication; we reserve the right to alter specifications without prior notice.

 *Speed & range vary with user weight, terrain type, battery charge, battery condition and tire pressure.

How to Measure

Use this tool to make sure you get the right measurements before ordering. Have a question, or want to double check a measurement? Call us directly at 1-800-898-9014 and one of our mobility experts will assist.

Wheelchair Measuring Guide

Popular Customization Options Explained

width  

Seat Width

This is the size of the seat on the wheelchair from side to side and not the size of the user's width. Please see our measuring guide to determine how to measure the appropriate seat width.

depth  

Seat Depth

This is the size of the seat on the wheelchair from front to back. Please see our measuring guide to determine how to measure the appropriate seat depth.

floor  

Seat-to-Floor Height

This measurement is important if the wheelchair user will be propelling the wheelchair with their feet. Please see our measuring guide to determine how to measure the appropriate seat-to-floor height.

rear  

Rear Wheel Options

The rear wheels may come in many sizes with different tire choices. While pneumatic tires offer lighter weights and a more comfortable ride, they need continual maintenance and aren't as reliable. Urethane or semi-pneumatic tires are generally less expensive and last longer. Wheel size usually determines seat-to-floor heights but a good rule of thumb to remember is that larger wheels and castors roll easier over thresholds and rough terrain than do smaller ones. 

caster  

Casters

Casters are the small wheels on the front of the wheelchair. Like the rear wheels, they may come in many sizes with different tire choices. While pneumatic tires offer lighter weights and a more comfortable ride, they need continual maintenance and aren't as reliable. Urethane or semi-pneumatic tires are generally less expensive and last longer.  Wheel size usually determines seat-to-floor heights but a good rule of thumb to remember is that larger wheels and castors roll easier over thresholds and rough terrain than do smaller ones.

rim  

Hand Rim Options

The hand rims are used to propel the wheelchair. They may come in several types. Aluminum hand rims are the lightest and most durable. Composite or plastic hand rims tend to get nicked by sharp corners or bumps. For users with limited strength or arthritis in their hands, plastic coated hand rims offer the easiest rims to grasp.

arms  

Arm Options

The arms on a wheelchair come in two basic types and lengths:

  • Desk Length:  these are shorter arm pads that allow the user to get closer to tables.
  • Full Length:  these are longer and assist the user in standing up from the wheelchair.
  • Fixed Height:  The armrest height cannot be adjusted.
  • Adjustable Height:  The armrest height can be adjusted.
footrest  

Front Riggings, or Footrests

There are many styles and features available with footrests. Almost all of them easily remove from the chair by swinging away from the front.  Some wheelchair offer elevating leg rests for those individuals that need to have one or both legs extended. Many will offer heel loops to keep the foot from sliding backwards off the footrest.  Footrests may be offered in plastic or aluminum. While plastic is lighter, it is also easier to break. 

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