I must have one!

[Tek]

This seems pretty cool. Obviously only people with sufficient balance/core strenght can use it. But I think it could be very useful for a lot of people, as soon as the battery life/range is good enough.

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I don't want to mow the fucking lawn! (Even though I am "a disabled")

[Hopper]

I cringed at his terminology here, but it does seem a cool idea. Plus with chairs being hands-free that means on-the-move Dev cuddles, right?

[MarineAmp]

I have the Ally www.allychair.com/, but this thing is making me a little jealous. I always thought it would be cool to operate it hands free, but I'm a little skeptical about how easy that looked. I feel like I'd want side guards and strap of some sort on there. I bet picking something up off the ground is a real pain in the ass too.

[Tek]

Oct 18, 2015 11:10:54 GMT -5 MarineAmp said:

I have the Ally www.allychair.com/, but this thing is making me a little jealous. I always thought it would be cool to operate it hands free, but I'm a little skeptical about how easy that looked. I feel like I'd want side guards and strap of some sort on there. I bet picking something up off the ground is a real pain in the ass too.

Yeah I wondered about picking up stuff, too. I guess if there's a quick and easy way to lock the thing into position, it won't be too bad.

[JW]

It looks perfect for strong paras with a long reach, as the chair looks like it could be a bit bulky. It certainly couldn't work for any quads or anyone with balance issues, but it looks great nonetheless. I suppose if you have to get around a big city with large sidewalks, this could be the perfect chair to have.

[cesareo]

It's an "italian job"....
www.gennymobility.com/it

[Max]

That's a funky looking thing! It'd be cool to try, but I doubt I'd be any good at it...