Ortomotion Ortoglide CB1 Pavement Mobility Scooter

Our Take

The Ortomotion Ortoglide CB1 is a compact standing scooter built for indoor spaces. It sits in Class 2, so it runs on pavements rather than roads. A feet-first standing platform also keeps you upright in a supported posture. A tight turning circle threads through narrow hallways and shops. In addition, the frame carries riders up to 114 kg.

A single charge covers around 15 miles, so daily errands and indoor trips fit easily. Moreover, its lightweight, compact build makes it easy to steer in confined spaces. Standing keeps the health and social benefits of the design. As a result, it suits homes, shops and tight venues well.

The CB1 weighs 39.9 kg but does not fold or come apart. Because it stays in one piece, moving it by car means lifting the whole unit or using a ramp. If you plan to transport it, check that you can manage the full weight first. For most owners, therefore, it works best for indoor and local use.

This scooter suits anyone who spends lots of time in confined indoor spaces. However, its compact size means a shorter range and less power than larger models. Buyers who need long distances or hill power should look at the Ortoglide 648 instead. In short, for compact indoor standing mobility, the Ortomotion Ortoglide CB1 is a strong choice.

Most people choose the Ortomotion Ortoglide CB1 for the shops and short local journeys, and there are close alternatives worth knowing. The Clearwell Mobility Aguna Ultralight is easier to handle at 29.9kg and the Electric Mobility/Rascal Smilie is very similar on paper, while the Green Power Lightest is lighter at 28.1kg. A test drive of whichever appeals will tell you the rest.

For everyday trips to the shops, the Ortomotion Ortoglide CB1 is an easy, manageable choice. Before you decide, a hands-on try will tell you what really suits you. Find local dealers and prices through our Find this Product Near Me search, and see Buyer’s Guide for pointers on choosing.

Ortomotion

Ortomotion is the manufacturer of the Ortoexpert, a unique four-wheeled walker that can be converted into a mobility scooter. This innovative Dutch brand focuses on hybrid solutions that support rehabilitation and activity.