On vacation with a balance wheelchair.

With a balance wheelchair, you can travel without worries.

Balance wheelchair in the car
By folding or removing the steering wheel, backrest, and footrest, a balance wheelchair fits in many cars (hatchback, station wagon). Loading and unloading is easiest with (foldable) ramps. Tip: drive in balance mode — without sitting on it — safely into the car. Mark the ideal seat position with tape and secure the chair with tie-downs or straps.

Camper: vacation feeling from the driveway
With a camper, the balance wheelchair becomes part of your routine: morning bread rolls, afternoon forest path, evening by the lake. Due to the higher loading threshold, a slightly longer ramp often works more comfortably. We recommend per model (Bi-Go, Freee F2, Genny Zero, Genny Urban) and ensure a stable, quiet fixation.

Car rental at your destination
Renting a car on-site? Bring tie-downs/straps to securely fasten the wheelchair. Preferably ask for a minivan; it easily accommodates a flight case plus a separate balance wheelchair — handy for luggage and ramps.

Flying with a balance wheelchair (power/powered wheelchair)
Airlines are strict with Lithium-ion batteries. A standard “Segway wheelchair” is often not allowed; however, there are possibilities as a wheelchair. Notify your balance wheelchair in advance, provide battery details/weight, and plan extra time for check-in and oversized baggage. Traveling is easiest with a flight case or Cargo Box: the chair rolls in, stays upright, and is protected from sliding or lying down.

Smart solution: Flightcase / Cargo Box
After less favorable experiences with handling, customers found peace of mind with a Flightcase: ramps and luggage inside, exchanging at the counter, luggage on the belt, and the balance wheelchair safely in the box. Result: less chance of damage, more grip on the road. 2KERR can lend a Cargo Box/Flightcase and provides practical guidance. For more information, contact us.