About us

When I first started looking into mobility aids (my knees are shot) I’ll be honest: it was daunting. The market is flooded with options at wildly different price points and quality levels. It took time to find the sweet spot — and that's what 1.2.U is all about. Unparalleled excellence in pricing, spec, quality and service. Please feel free to have a bit of a nosey. We are in year 9. Always learning but committed to 'customer first' ('Kaizen' in Japanese) in everything we do and this reflects in our feedback. If I may - a note that through Trade ME selling conduit - feedback of 741 positive - NO negative.

Who We Are

1.2.U Mobility Aids is a proudly New Zealand operation by a real Kiwi (that would be me - Mike, 66 in Nov 2025) in our 9th year of serving NZ'ers with superior electric mobility options. We focus on old-fashioned things like value — in price, specification, and reliability — for everyday people who just need solid, dependable mobility options.

Our professionalism extends to being a government-approved supplier of mobility aids:
CPU – MSD Supplier: CUR002356489. We are also fully registered with ACC number U1919069 with vendor number VBK229

Our mission is simple:

To offer well-built, thoughtfully selected mobility products at a “you’re joking?” price point — without compromising on quality.

Why We Source Offshore

As much as I love New Zealand the market isn’t large enough to justify producing this kind of equipment locally — not without ending up with eye-watering prices. So we source through professional medical supply companies based in Asia. Note please in a former career life I was Senior Engineer- Quality Assurance for Nissan in NZ. I like to think I have an eye...nose...sense....for ensuring I am getting it right for you. Both of our suppliers boast 25+ years in operation specifically in medical equipment. Its a pedigree the envy of many.

All products meet international quality standards and hold the necessary certifications including export approvals for the US and EU markets — and of course, good old New Zealand.