The XSTO range

Every XSTO mobility model

Self-balancing, all-terrain and stair-climbing powerchairs, plus a lightweight folding chair and a stair climber for manual wheelchairs. Filter by type or by how you’ll use it, then compare up to three.

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Stair-climbing mobility robot

XSTO X12

A stair-climbing, all-terrain mobility robot that keeps its seat level.

Maximum load
136 kg user plus luggage
Weight
115 kg without batteries
Quoted range
35 km on flat ground
Top speed
12 km/h about 7.5 mph

Good for:

  • Stairs
  • Outdoors
  • Rough ground
  • At home
Details for XSTO X12
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Stair-climbing mobility robot

XSTO X12 Pro

The stair-climbing X12 with a powered, elevating legrest.

Maximum load
136 kg user plus luggage
Weight
116 kg without batteries
Quoted range
35 km on flat ground
Top speed
12 km/h about 7.5 mph

Good for:

  • Stairs
  • Outdoors
  • Rough ground
  • At home
Details for XSTO X12 Pro

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The kinds of XSTO product

Self-balancing powerchairs
Folding powerchairs that keep the seat level on slopes. Show these (Self-balancing powerchairs)
All-terrain crossover powerchairs
Four-wheel-drive chairs for town, grass and gravel. Show these (All-terrain crossover powerchairs)
Stair-climbing mobility robots
Chairs that climb suitable stairs on tracks while you stay seated. Show these (Stair-climbing mobility robots)
Lightweight folding powerchairs
Light, simple powered chairs that are easy to lift. Show these (Lightweight folding powerchairs)
Stair climbers for manual wheelchairs
Helper-operated devices that carry a manual wheelchair and its user on stairs. Show these (Stair climbers for manual wheelchairs)

Not listed separately: the M4H (an M4 with a high back and headrest) and the M4B (listed by the UK distributor with new front wheels and a folding footrest) are covered on the M4 page.