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Post by wonk on Aug 3, 2020 2:42:14 GMT -5
www.freedomtrax.comI haven't seen one, so no idea of how good they are, the website is a bit ordinary
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Post by britishtetra on Aug 3, 2020 4:13:11 GMT -5
I have watched many online demonstrations of those, and they seem okay. There is a little joystick that goes on the arm. There is a wheelchair in England called an extreme 4x4, you should have a look at that.
Cheerio for now,
Pete, 👍
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Para&Poly
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Post by Para&Poly on Aug 5, 2020 11:45:54 GMT -5
OP, I am also looking for a good option here. The link you posted looks doable, but I'd guess the terrain's gotta be pretty forgiving. I'd say I'm relatively fit, but this particular chair might really tear up my anterior deltoids if I tried taking it offroad/uphill for a short trek. Still looking, but all of the manual options I've seen look like they're going to be limited if the front wheels aren't obnoxious, early 20th c. bicycle size with aggressive, toothed tires.
There are some attractive motorized options, some posted here. For most, these appear to be cost-prohibitive unfortunately. There are non-profits out there which may provide funding assistance depending on your demographics, however.
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