The Hero Medical Active Ultra Lite is a transit wheelchair, pushed by an attendant, built on an aluminium frame with a carbon pattern finish. At 8.9 kg it is light enough for one person to lift into a car boot, and the backrest half folds while the frame folds in, which keeps the stored size small. The seat measures 46 cm (18 inch) wide by 41 cm deep with dual layer cushioning on both the seat and the backrest, and the padded armrests adjust from 23 to 33 cm above the seat so the arms can be supported at a comfortable height. The leg rests swing away and lift off for transfers and transport, and the footplates fold up and adjust for leg length. Attendant handbrakes slow the chair while moving and lock for parking. The safe working load is 135 kg.

At 8.9 kg this is among the lighter transit chairs on the market, which matters most to the person doing the lifting, such as a carer loading it into a car several times a day. Adjustable armrests and removable leg rests let the chair be fitted to the user and cleared out of the way for transfers, and the dual layer cushioning suits longer periods of sitting.