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Motion Composites · folding carbon

Helio C2

The Helio C2 is the carbon-fiber folder — at 9.5 lb it’s the lightest folding chair Motion Composites makes, so every push, lift, and load into the car takes less out of you. The patented symmetrical cross brace folds down compactly and damps road vibration far better than aluminum, for a smoother ride on daily surfaces. Configure it below with live weight, width, and price.

Frame weight
9.5 lb
Weight capacity
265 lb (350 lb HD)
Frame
Folding carbon fiber
Warranty
Lifetime frame · 1-yr components
Motion Composites Helio C2
The lightest fold you can buy from Motion Composites
A 9.5 lb carbon frame with the same patented symmetrical cross brace as the A-line, roughly a third lighter than the aluminum A6 or A7 in the same folding family.
A smoother ride, push after push
Carbon fiber inherently damps road vibration better than aluminum — most noticeable over long daily-use distances on pavement and rough surfaces, not just on a single test push.
Fold-and-go, without the weight penalty
Folds without removing the wheels despite the switch to carbon, so the weight savings doesn’t cost you the fold-and-go portability the Helio line is built around.
Covered for as long as you own it
The carbon frame and cross brace are covered against manufacturing defects for the life of the product — components carry a separate 1-year warranty.
Avanza por cada sección — la ilustración, el peso, el ancho y el precio se actualizan mientras avanzas

Body-Fit Dimensions

These measurements set how the chair fits your body. Most are fixed at build time — take a minute to get them right.

Seat Width16"

The internal frame width — the single dimension that drives overall width.

How to measure / choose

Sit on a firm, flat surface and measure across the widest point of your hips or thighs. Add ½–1" of clearance. Too wide forces an inefficient, shoulder-stressing push arc; too narrow causes pressure at the outer hips. This is fixed at time of build — get it right.

Frame CapacityStandard — 265 lb

The standard frame is rated to 265 lb. The Heavy-Duty package reinforces it to a 350 lb capacity.

Seat Depth16"

How far the seat extends under your thighs.

How to measure / choose

Sit with your back against a wall and measure from the wall to the crease behind your knee, then subtract 1–2" of clearance. Too deep cuts off circulation behind the knee; too shallow tilts the pelvis forward and puts too much pressure on your sitting bones.

Front Seat-to-Floor Height16"

Front seat height — sets whether your feet rest flat with thighs parallel to the seat.

How to measure / choose

With your shoes on, measure from the floor to the back of your knee while seated, then account for cushion thickness. Too high lifts your thighs off the seat and increases pressure on your sitting bones; too low lets your feet drag. Adjustable in fine increments, so small corrections are easy to make.

Rear Seat-to-Floor Height15"

Rear seat height — combined with front height it sets the seat slope ("dump").

How to measure / choose

Usually set 1–3" lower than the front height to create rearward seat slope ("dump"), which improves pelvic stability and propulsion. Constrained by rear wheel size and axle position — if your chosen combination isn’t achievable, I’ll flag it before your chair is built.

Seat to Footrest14"

Sets which footrest hardware range fits — defaults to 2" less than your front height, editable.

How to measure / choose

Measured from the seat surface down to the footplate. As a rule of thumb this defaults to 2" less than your front seat-to-floor height, but you can change it — get up in your existing chair or a fitted one and measure directly if you have one. This measurement, together with the footrest angle you pick under Footrests & Front Frame, determines the specific hardware built for you. The 90° (most tucked) angle has a notably narrower achievable range than the swing-away angles — about 8"–14" versus 14"–20" — since the foot sits higher and more upright under the seat.

Recursos de la Helio C2

Documentos oficiales de Motion Composites — el mismo folleto, guía de accesorios, manual del propietario y términos de garantía con los que trabajamos. El marco y el cross-brace están cubiertos por una garantía limitada de por vida contra defectos de fabricación (las piezas de carbono están cubiertas de por vida); los componentes están cubiertos por 1 año.

Qué sucede después de ordenar
  • Daryl revisa tu configuración exacta. Antes de fabricar nada, una revisión clínica confirma que la configuración tiene sentido para tu cuerpo y tus objetivos — y te contactamos directamente con cualquier inquietud o ajuste sugerido.
  • Se fabrica según tus medidas. Debido a que cada Helio C2 se fabrica a medida por pedido, no admite devoluciones. Sin embargo, la mayoría de los parámetros siguen siendo ajustables después de la entrega, y la silla se puede mejorar con el tiempo (ruedas, casters, respaldo y más).
  • Incluye una llamada de seguimiento. Después de que llega tu silla, tienes una sesión por video o audio para ajustar la posición del eje, la inclinación del asiento y el ajuste general — para que la silla funcione bien desde el primer día.
  • El peso y el ancho mostrados aquí son estimados. El peso del marco (9.5 lb) y los precios de las opciones son exactos; los pesos de los componentes y el ancho total son estimados claramente indicados. Confirmamos el ancho total final con la calculadora oficial de Motion Composites antes de colocar tu pedido.

¿No sabes por dónde empezar? Aprende a medir, prueba el Asistente de Ajuste, o ve qué incluye cada pedido.