Trekinetic is thrilled to announce that it will be attending Kidz to Adultz North for the very first time. The event will be held on Wednesday 3rd December 2025 at ACC Liverpool, and promises to be one of the biggest disability exhibitions in the UK calendar. Visitors can find Trekinetic at Stand E16A, close to the Transition Hub and Learning Zone, where there will be plenty of space to explore, try out the chairs and join in the fun.
For Trekinetic, this marks an important milestone in connecting with families, clinicians and mobility users across the UK who are eager to explore the latest innovations in wheelchair design. Visitors will have the chance to meet the Trekinetic team, see the full range of models and discover how each one combines engineering precision with comfort and freedom of movement.
<h2>Experience the New K2 Plus One</h2>
The exhibition will be the perfect opportunity to experience the newly launched <a href=”https://trekinetic.com/manual/”>K2 Plus One</a>. This attendant-controlled model builds on the award-winning K2 design, combining lightweight carbon-fibre construction with intuitive control and smooth handling.
A First for Trekinetic at Kidz to Adultz North
As a company that designs and manufactures world-leading all-terrain wheelchairs, Trekinetic is excited to be part of this inclusive event for the first time. Kidz to Adultz exhibitions are dedicated to children and young adults with disabilities and additional needs, as well as their families, carers and professionals.
For Trekinetic, this marks an important milestone in connecting with families, clinicians and mobility users across the UK who are eager to explore the latest innovations in wheelchair design. Visitors will have the chance to meet the Trekinetic team, see the full range of models and discover how each one combines engineering precision with comfort and freedom of movement.
Experience the New K2 Plus One
The exhibition will be the perfect opportunity to experience the newly launched K2 Plus One. This attendant-controlled model builds on the award-winning K2 design, combining lightweight carbon-fibre construction with intuitive control and smooth handling.
It’s an ideal choice for parents, carers and users seeking a versatile wheelchair that performs equally well on pavements, grass and gravel. The K2 Plus One will be available in 16, 17.5 and 19-inch seat sizes at the event for hands-on demonstrations. Visitors will also be able to try out the GTE Mk3, Trekinetic’s powered all-terrain model known for its agility and power across outdoor terrain.
Get Involved, Have Fun and Win
Trekinetic is not just bringing its wheelchairs to Kidz to Adultz North — it’s bringing an experience. The team will be running a ‘Spin to Win’ game, giving visitors the chance to win free branded prizes. Everyone who tries a chair or shows genuine interest will also receive a Trekinetic goody bag, packed with exclusive merchandise.
The team is making sure visitors have space to roll, turn and experience just how easy Trekinetic chairs are to manoeuvre. It’s not just about seeing what’s new — it’s about trying it out for yourself.
Meet the Trekinetic Team
A team of three from Trekinetic will be attending, ready to answer questions and share insights about the company’s innovative design process. The brand is also hoping to welcome one of its wheelchair users — or possibly a parent and child who already use a Trekinetic chair — to join the stand and chat with visitors about their real-world experience.
Join Trekinetic at Kidz to Adultz North
Trekinetic’s first appearance at Kidz to Adultz North promises to be an interactive and engaging day full of demonstrations, discussions and fun. Whether you’re a parent, therapist, carer or mobility user, this is your chance to test some of the most advanced all-terrain wheelchairs in the world and meet the team that makes it happen.
Entry is free, but registration is required.
Visit www.kidzexhibitions.co.uk/kidz-north for more information and to secure your ticket.
Come along, say hello to the Trekinetic team at Stand E16A, and discover how mobility can be redefined.
