The BBC’s new documentary In the Driving Seat, by award-winning filmmaker and wheelchair user Chris Lynch. He takes viewers on a journey across Europe. The film explores bold innovations shaping mobility’s future. For example, Chris test-drives some of the most advanced and inspiring mobility…
Read MoreTrekinetic GTE wheelchair user, David Holmes who was critically injured when acting as Daniel Radcliffe’s stunt double whilst filming Harry Potter movie, the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, has a new documentary, ‘David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived‘, streaming on HBO and Sky about his…
Read MoreIn support of October’s Breast Cancer awareness of month, Trekinetic are proud to be supporting the ‘Wear it Pink’ campaign and will be offering a free pink seat upgrade (RRP £230) to both our K2 and GTE wheelchairs as well as donating £250 to…
Read MoreTrekinetic are delighted to announce a new partnership with Better Mobility in Chesham to distribute both our K2 and GTE wheelchairs. Better Mobility came about after the company’s founders were struggling to find informative, reliable advice for their son’s wheelchair needs and being offered…
Read MoreTrekinetic are delighted to announce our new partnership with Ozon Ehf (Mobility.Is) in Iceland to distribute both our K2 and GTE wheelchairs with a view to improving accessibility for wheelchair users across the country. Ozon ehf is a family owned company established in 1985…
Read MoreOne of the first things people tend to notice about the Trekinetic K2 and GTE wheelchairs, is the rather unique carbon fibre seat. This is very different to almost every other wheelchair out there and there’s a couple of good reasons for this. But…
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