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product_id: 177057804
title: "Invacare OCEANERGOVIPUS Aquatec Ocean Ergo VIP Reclining Rolling Shower Wheelchair with Wheel and Commode"
price: "₩5350203"
currency: KRW
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.kr/products/177057804-invacare-oceanergovipus-aquatec-ocean-ergo-vip-reclining-rolling-shower-wheelchair
store_origin: KR
region: South Korea
---

# Locking wheels for secure safety 5-40° variable tilt for stability Tool-free height & angle adjustments Invacare OCEANERGOVIPUS Aquatec Ocean Ergo VIP Reclining Rolling Shower Wheelchair with Wheel and Commode

**Price:** ₩5350203
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚿 Elevate your care game with the Aquatec Ocean Ergo VIP — where comfort meets control!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Invacare OCEANERGOVIPUS Aquatec Ocean Ergo VIP Reclining Rolling Shower Wheelchair with Wheel and Commode
- **How much does it cost?** ₩5350203 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Inclusive Convenience Kit:** Includes ergonomic seat, collection pan with lid, and adjustable armrests & footrests for total support.
- • **Ergonomic Seating for Independence:** Innovative seat design promotes upright posture, enhancing comfort and autonomy.
- • **Personalized Comfort Without Tools:** Easily adjust seat height, footrest height, and footplate angle on the fly—no tools needed.
- • **Adaptive Tilt for Ultimate Stability:** Experience a 5-40° tilt that smartly shifts weight to keep you steady in tight spaces.
- • **Compact Maneuverability in Any Space:** Navigate small bathrooms effortlessly and fit perfectly over standard toilets for seamless care.

## Overview

The Invacare Aquatec Ocean Ergo VIP is a reclining rolling shower wheelchair designed for postural support and ease of use in compact spaces. Featuring a 5-40° variable tilt, tool-free adjustability of seat and footrests, ergonomic seating for enhanced comfort, and locking wheels for safety, it also includes a collection pan and adjustable armrests. Ideal for users seeking independence and stability during showering and toileting.

## Description

Product Description The Aquatec Ocean Ergo VIP Shower and Commode Chair with Collection Pan, Lid and Pan Support Guide Rail, features ergonomic, height-adjustable swing-away armrests and footrests and angle-adjustable flip-up textured footplates with heel loops for security. Footrest height, seat height and footplate angle easily adjustable without tools for personalized fit. Innovative ergonomic seat encourages a more upright position for enhanced comfort and independence. Easily maneuvered in small spaces as well as allowing for a better fit over standard toilets for independent personal care. Manufacturer Contact Information 1-800-333-6900

Review: Shower chair for the disabled - The back to this chair does not hold up to use by the disabled individual. It will pull apart and the person will not have any upper support. The locks will not hold either. Update: after contacting Invacare within a week a new back support and wheel locks were ordered to repair chair. Thank you!!!
Review: So far, so good! - I’m breaking my own rule about writing a premature review. You know the ones I’m talking about. It’s those reviews for a game that’s never been opened or chips that they haven’t eaten. However, I believe this is the right thing to do. After researching commode wheelchairs I was frustrated by the lack of comprehensive reviews and/or feedback from consumers. Maybe it’s because it’s such a personal topic? Whatever the reason I thought it was important to share my opinion on this product. Hopefully it’ll help someone else! The reason this review is premature is because I have not actually used this wheelchair in conjunction with toileting and/or shower needs. I’m in the process of building an accessible bathroom. I want to keep the wheelchair “unused” until I am 100% sure this is the wheelchair for me. Here is a little bit about myself so you can understand my opinions better. I have Limb Girdle Muscular Dystrophy. Basically my whole body is very weak. I can no longer stand and/or walk. I cannot transfer myself. I’ll now move onto the wheelchair. First, it comes in a giant box. I was not prepared for that. The wheelchair comes mostly assembled. Though the basket that holds the bucket needed to be weaved in and out to open the wheelchair completely. That was a bit of a puzzle. If you are looking for a very sturdy wheelchair then this may not be the one for you. I’m 5’1 and approximately 135 lbs. I feel completely secure in the wheelchair but if you’re a lot bigger than me you might find it a bit wobbly since it is collapsible. The seat itself is hard but comfortable enough. Would I want to sit on it for 6 hours? Probably not but I don’t foresee doing that. The seat easily adjusts so that you can rotate the hole. MAJOR drawback is the basket and bucket feature. (That’s why I deducted a star.) I’m not sure who thought that would work but even a sneeze could cause that thing to tilt. I would not recommend this wheelchair if you are planning on using it mainly as a freestanding toilet. (Meaning you are not rolling it over a toilet.) The bucket would probably work in a pinch but it does not seem reliable. We brought this wheelchair to a bathroom showroom and had no trouble finding toilets that could accommodate the wheelchair rolling over it. We’re purchasing the Kohler San Souci. We will probably swap out the toilet seat that comes with it because the lid is a bit thick. Once you flip it up, it sticks out farther than most so you lose about an inch. The wheelchair hole lined up really well with the toilets hole. The handlebars fit well over the tank. If you were thinking of buying a new toilet to accommodate the wheelchair I would recommend testing it out first. A showroom is a great place to do this. On paper the dimensions might seem like they should match up but then don’t. The wheels are easy enough to roll. It felt like wheeling around in any other manual wheelchair. The brakes are placed well. They’re located right where the seat meets the wheel. Right now, I have trouble putting them on. Off is no problem. I think once the wheels soften a bit I might be able to work the brakes better. If your arms are not weak you should be able to use the brakes easily. Once I’ve fully used the wheelchair I’ll update this review. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. It’s a complicated purchase and I’d be happy to help if I can :)

## Features

- VARIABLE TILT DESIGN: Experience a 5-40 degree tilt with a clever weight shift mechanism, helping to provide stability in a compact space. Ideal for those needing postural support, this shower wheelchair is intended to be used inside the shower and features ergonomic, height-adjustable swing-away armrests and footrests, along with angle-adjustable flip-up textured footplates with heel loops for optimal positioning. Each wheel is equipped with a lock for enhanced security and safety.
- EASY ADJUSTABILITY: Tailor the footrest height, seat height, and footplate angle to your preference without the need for tools, providing a personalized fit.
- COMFORTABLE SEATING: The innovative ergonomic seat promotes a more upright position, providing enhanced comfort and independence for users of reclining shower wheelchairs.
- SIMPLE MANEUVERABILITY: Effortlessly navigate small spaces with this shower wheelchair, while also accommodating a better fit over standard toilets for personal care.
- OPTIONS INCLUDED: The package includes an ergonomic seat, collection pan, lid, and pan support guide rail. Additionally, it comes with ergonomic height-adjustable swing-away armrests and footrests, along with angle-adjustable flip-up textured footplates featuring heel loops for added security. Ideal for those seeking a reclining shower wheelchair.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 177 Reviews |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Shower chair for the disabled
*by L***L on July 23, 2025*

The back to this chair does not hold up to use by the disabled individual. It will pull apart and the person will not have any upper support. The locks will not hold either. Update: after contacting Invacare within a week a new back support and wheel locks were ordered to repair chair. Thank you!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ So far, so good!
*by K***. on September 5, 2017*

I’m breaking my own rule about writing a premature review. You know the ones I’m talking about. It’s those reviews for a game that’s never been opened or chips that they haven’t eaten. However, I believe this is the right thing to do. After researching commode wheelchairs I was frustrated by the lack of comprehensive reviews and/or feedback from consumers. Maybe it’s because it’s such a personal topic? Whatever the reason I thought it was important to share my opinion on this product. Hopefully it’ll help someone else! The reason this review is premature is because I have not actually used this wheelchair in conjunction with toileting and/or shower needs. I’m in the process of building an accessible bathroom. I want to keep the wheelchair “unused” until I am 100% sure this is the wheelchair for me. Here is a little bit about myself so you can understand my opinions better. I have Limb Girdle Muscular Dystrophy. Basically my whole body is very weak. I can no longer stand and/or walk. I cannot transfer myself. I’ll now move onto the wheelchair. First, it comes in a giant box. I was not prepared for that. The wheelchair comes mostly assembled. Though the basket that holds the bucket needed to be weaved in and out to open the wheelchair completely. That was a bit of a puzzle. If you are looking for a very sturdy wheelchair then this may not be the one for you. I’m 5’1 and approximately 135 lbs. I feel completely secure in the wheelchair but if you’re a lot bigger than me you might find it a bit wobbly since it is collapsible. The seat itself is hard but comfortable enough. Would I want to sit on it for 6 hours? Probably not but I don’t foresee doing that. The seat easily adjusts so that you can rotate the hole. MAJOR drawback is the basket and bucket feature. (That’s why I deducted a star.) I’m not sure who thought that would work but even a sneeze could cause that thing to tilt. I would not recommend this wheelchair if you are planning on using it mainly as a freestanding toilet. (Meaning you are not rolling it over a toilet.) The bucket would probably work in a pinch but it does not seem reliable. We brought this wheelchair to a bathroom showroom and had no trouble finding toilets that could accommodate the wheelchair rolling over it. We’re purchasing the Kohler San Souci. We will probably swap out the toilet seat that comes with it because the lid is a bit thick. Once you flip it up, it sticks out farther than most so you lose about an inch. The wheelchair hole lined up really well with the toilets hole. The handlebars fit well over the tank. If you were thinking of buying a new toilet to accommodate the wheelchair I would recommend testing it out first. A showroom is a great place to do this. On paper the dimensions might seem like they should match up but then don’t. The wheels are easy enough to roll. It felt like wheeling around in any other manual wheelchair. The brakes are placed well. They’re located right where the seat meets the wheel. Right now, I have trouble putting them on. Off is no problem. I think once the wheels soften a bit I might be able to work the brakes better. If your arms are not weak you should be able to use the brakes easily. Once I’ve fully used the wheelchair I’ll update this review. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. It’s a complicated purchase and I’d be happy to help if I can :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ fantastic commode
*by K***Y on January 13, 2026*

Fantastic commode. Very well constructed. Some easy assembly required. Ergonomic seat cannot be beat. If you can afford this product, buy it. My paralyzed brother tried 5 other commodes and all were uncomfortable for different reasons. This one did the job. Heads up it weighs 80lb. Tthe only problem is the castor wheels made the seat about 5 inches higher than his wheelchair seat, which made the transfer very hard, so he had to use the hoyer to transfer.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-01*