The Rollz Motion 2.1, supplied with the travel cover and the seat belt.
What this bundle adds
Everything on the Rollz Motion 2.1 Wheelchair (€989), plus the travel cover (€145) and the seat belt (€39) — €1,159 together, delivered fitted.
These are the two accessories we add at fittings more than any others, and for different reasons. The seat belt is for the person being pushed: it stops a slide forward in wheelchair mode, which matters on a slope, over a kerb, or when someone dozes off on the way home. The cover is for the frame: flights, ferries and coach holds are hard on a rollator.
Why we recommend it
If the wheelchair half is going to be used in earnest — longer days out, someone else doing the pushing, travel — buy the belt with the chair rather than after the first uncomfortable trip. Families tell us the belt is what made them relax about pushing a parent any distance.
Choose the plain version instead if the wheelchair mode is an occasional reassurance rather than a daily reality. The Motion 2.1 is €989 and both accessories can be added any time.
The rollator itself
Rollator and attendant-pushed transport chair in one frame, converting in seconds without tools. 11.6kg, with a 3.4kg wheelchair package; maximum user weight 125kg; suits users 1.60–1.90m (Regular) or 1.50–1.85m (Small); folds to 31cm wide; curb climbers behind both rear wheels. Warranty is 24 months on the product and five years on the frame. Full detail on the main Rollz Motion 2.1 page.
Buying from Bee Healthcare
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Try it before you buy. A 45-minute assessment at our Sandyford showroom, or at home if you'd rather — book an appointment.
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Delivered set up, not boxed. Handle height, brakes and the conversion demonstrated to you and to whoever will be pushing.
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HSE-approved supplier. We issue quotes in the format a funding application needs.
Common questions
Is the bundle cheaper than buying the pieces separately?
Slightly. €989 + €145 + €39 is €1,173 bought individually; the bundle is €1,159, and it arrives as one delivery with everything fitted.
Is the seat belt a restraint?
No. It is a positioning belt to stop a forward slide while being pushed, and the person wearing it can release it themselves. If you need a restraint for safety reasons, that is a conversation to have with your OT rather than an accessory to order online.
Does the cover fit with the wheelchair package attached?
The cover goes over the folded frame. The wheelchair package travels separately or in the 3-in-1 holder.
