Convaid Trekker vs Thomashilfen Swifty
The Trekker is 26 in wide; the Swifty, 24 in.
Only the differences are shown.
| Convaid Trekker | Thomashilfen Swifty | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Adaptive stroller | Adaptive stroller |
| How to get it (maker) | Usually through a medical equipment dealer with a prescription | Usually through a medical equipment dealer with a prescription |
| Model number | Trekker 12 (seat size 1); Trekker 14 (seat size 2); transit TR-12T, TR-14T | Not listed |
| Children | 1 | 1 |
| Max. weight | Not listed | 77.2 lb |
| Max. height | Not listed | 45.28 in |
| Sizes | Trekker 12 (seat width 11.75 in) and Trekker 14 (13.75 in). Max user weight 75 lb (Trekker 12), 110 lb (Trekker 14); transit capacity matches | Size 1; user up to approx. 115 cm / 45.28 in; basket 5 kg / 11 lb |
| Width | 26 in | 24 in |
| Product weight | Not listed | 27.3 lb |
| Dimensions | Frame (TR14 base size): overall 42.5 L x 26 W x 37.5 H in; folded 39 x 26 x 13.5 | 24 x 38.6 x 40.2 in |
| Recline | Recline 80-110 degrees in 10 degree steps (optional 80-170 US); tilt-in-space range -10 degrees anterior to 45 degrees posterior (manual) | Hip angle 90-115 degrees; seat tilt-in-space fixed at +15 degrees; back angle lever adjustable |
| Fold | The Trekker Chair can be folded into a compact mode for transport and storage'; folds with or without the seating system | Fold in no time'; folded 24 x 15 x 28.7 in (W x H x L) |
| Crash test (maker) | Manual: transit model 'has been crash tested and complies with the requirements of RESNA WC4:2017 section 19' and ISO 7176-19:2022; Trekker 'dynamically crash tested in a forward-facing configuration. | Not listed |
| Standards (maker) | RESNA WC4:2017 section 19; ISO 7176-19:2022 | Not listed |
| Material | Not listed | Fire-retardant fabrics, breathable upholstery, washable seat cover |
| Maker's warnings | Manual: never exceed max occupant weight; positioning belts are not a vehicle restraint; never use on an escalator; carries one user at a time; do not use after a crash. Seating system is 'not designed, tested or intended to be used as a car seat. | observe max weight (overloading can break fasteners and raise tipping risk); do not hang shopping bags on push bar; lock front wheels on rough terrain; do not use abduction block as a brake chock. |
Convaid Trekker
A Convaid stroller with a folding mobility base and separate seating system, in two seat sizes with recline and tilt-in-space ranges.
- Detailed size, weight and dimension data in the manual
Thomashilfen Swifty
A lightweight rehab stroller from Thomashilfen in size 1, with fixed seat tilt and an adjustable back angle.
- Weight, height and fold sizes stated in inches and cm
- The maker lists specific use warnings
- Only crash eyelets listed; no crash-test wording