The basic EasyStand Evolv includes casters, manual hydraulic actuator, contoured seat, flip-up kneepad, adjustable footplates, clear tray with front pad, arm rests, and black Dartex upholstery.
You can select from a wide variety of options and accessories to meet your specific needs.

Frequently Asked Evolv Stander Questions:

What kind of back comes on the Evolv Stander
There is no back standard on the EasyStand Evolv, You must choose a back style from the order form.

If I order an Evolv Glider do I have to order the the Evolv Youth as well
Yes, When ordering an Evolv Glider you must order the EasyStand Evolv Youth and then add the Evolv Glider as it is an option that goes on a standard unit. Same with the Shadow Support Tray.

Do casters come standard with the EasyStand Evolv
Yes. 4 locking casters come standard with th Evolv. Now Casters also come standard with the 5000 Youth, 5000, and Magician products.

If I order the EasyStand Evolv now, can I add the Glider option later
Yes! The Glider option can be added to the EasyStand Evolv at anytime, allowing you the choice to upgrade your stander. Same with the Shadow Support Tray and other options.

Who fits in the EasyStand Evolv, size large
The EasyStand Evolv Youth fits people from approximately 4'0"-5'6" and up to 200 lbs. See the specifications for more information.

Can a person transfer into the EasyStand Evolv with a Hoyer-type Lift
Yes, the EasyStand Evolv works well with various types of patient lifts, including a Hoyer-type lift. The open frame allows a lift to be positioned under the back legs of the frame.

How is the EasyStand Evolv different from the EasyStand 5000
It is different in many ways. First of all, it is more modular then the 5000, allowing options such as the Glider option to be added at anytime, instead of purchasing a different piece of equipment. The Evolv also has an open base instead of a square base, giving more access for patient lifts and transfers. Another key difference is in the lifting design. Precise user positioning was achieved by relocating pivot points of the stander to mimic the body's natural hip and knee pivot points, minimizing shear and maximizing function. There are many other great design changes, these are just a few of the key improvements.