Powerflex Lets You Turn Your Manual Wheelchair Into a Compact Power Chair
Over my 24 years as a C5-6 quadriplegic, one of the toughest decisions I’ve faced is choosing between a manual and a power wheelchair. Power chairs make it much easier…
Not A Wheelchair Offers Affordable Wheelchair Wheels and Wooden Handrims
Not A Wheelchair, the company that recently began offering a custom manual wheelchair starting at $999, is branching out into wheelchair components. They’re now selling affordable rear wheels and wooden…
The Spex Constructa Cushion Offers Fully Customizable Postural Support
The Constructa Cushion line from Spex Seating is a new family of foam cushions with a modular design that can be customized to meet complex postural needs for people of…
Reviewing Kalogon’s Orbiter Med Smart Cushion
After six decades as a T11 paraplegic, my expectations of a wheelchair cushion have grown. I’ve tried several different cushions since I switched from my classic feet-on-the-floor pivot transfer to…
Bowhead Releases a High-Performance Everyday Wheelchair Wheel
After debuting a line of hair-proof wheelchair casters, the adaptive mountain-bike company Bowhead is making another foray into everyday wheelchair components with the launch of rear wheelchair-wheels, the 559s. Like…
Switch-It Vigo Gives Power Wheelchair Users Wireless Head Control
The new Switch-It Vigo head control from Sunrise Medical offers an intuitive, wireless way to operate power wheelchairs and other electronic devices. Unlike traditional head control units that rely on…
StarLock Is a Customizable Air Cushion
The StarLock Cushion lets you lock the air in each cell to offload pressure where you need it.
Ease Cushion Offers Alternating Pressure at a Reasonable Price
Ease Seating Systems has introduced the Ease Cushion, an alternating air pressure cushion designed to reduce the risk of pressure sores. The Ease Cushion combines a foam base and air
Testing the Vicair AllRounder 02 Cushion
Tim Gilmer tries a low-cost cushion that’s as mobile as its users.
Lignorim Wooden Handrims Are More Than a Novelty
I first heard of Lignorim handrims from a New Mobility reader. When we published our Gear Guide detailing all the handrims available in the U.S., a helpful reader pointed out