The Zenith-XG is a lightweight, active-style manual wheelchair developed based on Wheelline’s technical expertise and manufacturing experience. It allows for adjustments tailored to the user's physique and usage environment, delivering stable handling and efficient propulsion.
Notably, it features a foldable X-bar frame structure that ensures convenient transport and storage while maintaining the driving performance and stability essential for an active wheelchair. Designed for versatility?ranging from daily routines to outdoor activities?it is an ideal model for users seeking a balance of mobility and portability.

The Zenith-XT is a lightweight, active-style manual wheelchair featuring a titanium frame, designed with a focus on user mobility and driving convenience.
Leveraging the inherent strength, durability, and lightweight nature of titanium, it delivers stable driving performance and efficient propulsion, ensuring a comfortable ride during prolonged use and various outdoor activities.
It offers extensive adjustability to suit the user's physique and physical condition; by combining it with Wheelline’s backrest systems, components, and accessories, the chair can be customized to align with specific usage needs and lifestyles.
By integrating titanium's superior material properties with Wheelline’s manufacturing expertise, this premium active wheelchair achieves an optimal balance of lightweight design, durability, and mobility.

Wheelchair gloves for individuals with cervical spinal cord injuries are assistive devices designed to aid in propelling manual wheelchairs for users who have limited hand function or reduced strength in their hands and fingers.

They enable users who struggle to firmly grip or push the wheelchair's handrims to transfer force more stably; additionally, they protect the hands by reducing the friction and strain on the palms that can occur during repetitive propulsion.

Designed to assist with contact and gripping, these gloves allow for more efficient wheelchair operation even with limited hand function, thereby supporting the user's mobility and independence.

They are particularly useful for users with cervical spinal cord injuries who need to manually propel their wheelchairs during daily activities or at work, and they can be adapted to suit the user's specific hand function and propulsion style.