With a fresh design and well-considered upgrades, the Blazer has been transformed into a highly nimble and compact model with a slim 580mm wheelbase and foldable backrest. Its versatile configurations still include the Sling and Captain seat options, making it a top choice for a range of needs.
The compact Karma Blazer Sling measures only 580 mm in width, making it a top choice for power chairs. Its sleek design allows for effortless navigation, whether through doorways, lifts, or tight spaces.
The Karma Blazer Sling offers 3 different seat widths and a power tilt of 8° to 28°, allowing users to adjust their position and alleviate pressure on the hipbones by redistributing it across a larger surface area. This feature can help prevent pressure ulcers and reduce back pain.
The Sling Seat version of the Blazer 2 is the more adaptable and clinically flexible option. It is available in 17″ and 19″ seat widths and can be configured to evolve over time. Seat depth can be adjusted, alternative cushions can be fitted, and the back angle can be set to suit comfort and posture.
A key advantage of this version is the option to add powered tilt, which supports pressure management, repositioning and hoist transfers. This makes the Sling Seat variant more suitable where posture, pressure relief or assisted transfers are part of everyday use. It also supports the addition of attendant or dual controls if required.
For transport and handling, the Sling Seat version has another practical benefit: the seat can be folded flat. This reduces the overall height of the chair, making it easier to hoist into vehicles or manage in tighter storage spaces.
This version suits people who value flexibility, potential future adaptation, and access to powered positioning functions, even if that means a simpler, more utilitarian seating feel.
