Wheelchairs

Wheelchairs are essential mobility aids designed to assist individuals who face challenges walking or are unable to walk due to illness, injury, or disability. They serve as a cornerstone in enhancing mobility, freedom, and quality of life, allowing users to participate more fully in daily activities and maintain independence. This category encompasses a wide range of wheelchair types, each tailored to meet specific needs, preferences, and environments, ensuring that every user can find the perfect match for their lifestyle and mobility requirements.

Types of Wheelchairs

Manual Wheelchairs: Operated by the user or a caregiver, manual wheelchairs require physical effort to move and steer. They are ideal for those with upper body strength and those who seek a lightweight, easily transportable solution.

Electric Wheelchairs: Also known as power wheelchairs, these are battery-operated and controlled with a joystick, offering users who may lack the strength or stamina to operate a manual wheelchair an independent means of mobility.

Sports Wheelchairs: Designed for athleticism and agility, sports wheelchairs are lightweight and built to withstand the rigors of sports such as basketball, tennis, and racing.

Reclining and Tilt-in-Space Wheelchairs: These wheelchairs allow for adjustments in positioning, providing comfort and pressure relief for users who spend extended periods in their wheelchairs. They are particularly beneficial for individuals with specific posture needs.