Introducing the World's lightest folding mobility scooter, the eFOLDi Lite. Described by Sir Richard Branson as “folding magic”, eFOLDi Lite is the perfect travel companion, whether for shopping, leisure, commuting or traveling.
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Fantastic I would Luv one great lightweight design great break stop system flat floor but due to my aggressive terminal illness IPF I understand they are not avaliable till December? which is 2 long for me to wait
Could I buy a prototype now please
Cheers John 07785118127
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@john_harry
Hi John,
I'm so sorry to hear about your illness! Really hope we could produce our eFOLDi Lite ASAP for you to enjoy outings. At the moment we have only one prototype, which has been through physical tests and so isn't suitable or safe to be used daily.
What I can promise you is: you would get THE very first Lite we ever produced!
I hope Lite will give you new purpose of life, and help you enjoy many New Years ahead of you!
All the very best,
Sumi
I not only know the produ ct but also the inventors and the owners of the company. I know how they are passionate about their invention and trying to create the possible best solution for people who needs support with their mobilities. This passion and sincerity can easily be seen in the functions and the design features of the product. The moment you engage with it, you feel you are becoming a part of the brand.
Pros:
Been created upon real-life experience, it offers the perfect solution for mobility issues of millions. It's light and well engineered.
Cons:
it could have a less industrial look.
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Hi Serkan, thank you so much for sharing this!
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Love it! I can think of at least five friends and family members who could get their active life back! Traveling and walking into football stadiums has become a huge chore. This could be amazing life changer!!
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@christel_lamarche_floyd Hi Christel, Thank you for your interest. Could you share our reservation/information link with them at http://reserve.efoldi.com and they can also contact us at any time if they have questions.
The new eFoldi Lite design looks great and has an important improvement to the eFoldi Mk1.5 that is really attractive to my wife and me. The Mk1.5 has been wonderful and has allowed my wife to do and see things that she would not otherwise have been able to.
However, because of her physical impairment the raised structural section between the seat and the steering column on the Mk1.5 causes some difficulty getting on/off, especially when she's having a not so good day. The eFoldi Lite design does away with this problem, and is why I've registered an interest to purchase one.
However the Mk1.5 does have a design problem in that there is a significant sticky-out bit on the right side of the handlebar that is prone to physical damage, and, in fact, that sticky-out bit on my wife's Mk1.5 was broken when it was transported as airline baggage from the UK to Australia. (My sincere thanks to all at eFoldi for sending me the replacement part and for the long-distance assistance which helped me install it.)
From my viewing of the eFoldi Lite video, it appears it has a similar risk of damage to the two very sticky out bits on right side and left side of the eFoldi Lite handlebar. I think there is a wonderful opportunity with the soon to be launched eFoldi Lite - with a minor design modification - to remove that risk, or at least reduce it very significantly.
May I respectfully suggest the following ?
A. Enclose as much of those sticky out bits on the handlebar as possible (except for any sub-bit that cannot for practical reasons be relocated eg. throttle lever) in a robust/strong binnacle (with a viewing window (to allow viewing of any information that needs to be displayed, as well as indicator lights) to protect them from bumps and knocks that could cause damage during transportation as airline baggage. It would also provide similar protection during normal everyday use.
B. Locate the binnacle within the inverted triangular section at the centre the handlebar. (While some users may have used that part of the handlebar when in the trolley configuration, I suspect most users will use either the right or left handle (as does the lady in the video).
C. Provide as standard padded cover (or as an option extra ?) for the handlebar area when the Lite is in the folded suitcase configuration to provide additional protection for the instrumentation and controls on the handlebar.
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We're looking to bring eFOLDi Lite to the masses with an upcoming Kickstarter campaign.
Signup, register your interest and in exchange we'll give you the best discounted price.
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I spoke to an efoldi user recently. He said it changed his life! The weight seems to be the USP - plus its speedy and can even be used as a stand alone chair! He said its makes life so much easier.
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It also looks so cool, not like the traditional mobility scooters.
Pros:
It’s the lightest folding scooter, nearly half weight of the others, so it’s easy for lessabled body to handle.
Cons:
For people with physical challenges, the lighter the better. Hope to get further weight reduction!
I not only know the produ ct but also the inventors and the owners of the company. I know how they are passionate about their invention and trying to create the possible best solution for people who needs support with their mobilities. This passion and sincerity can easily be seen in the functions and the design features of the product. The moment you engage with it, you feel you are becoming a part of the brand.
Pros:Been created upon real-life experience, it offers the perfect solution for mobility issues of millions. It's light and well engineered.
Cons:it could have a less industrial look.
It also looks so cool, not like the traditional mobility scooters.
Pros:It’s the lightest folding scooter, nearly half weight of the others, so it’s easy for lessabled body to handle.
Cons:For people with physical challenges, the lighter the better. Hope to get further weight reduction!