Electric scooters are sophisticated pieces of equipment. In order to ensure that your mobility scooter gives you trouble-free performance, it requires routine maintenance checks. While you can perform some of these checks yourself, you may need to schedule some inspections and maintenance checks with your provider. Use a damp cloth to clean the plastic andContinue reading “How to Clean Your Mobility Scooter”
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Finding the Right Wheelchair Ramp
If you, a loved one, a family member or friend have mobility challenges and are curious about the cost, time and materials for a ramp, look no further. Here are a few pointers you should know before purchasing or building a wheelchair access ramp for safety and independence at home. There are several types ofContinue reading “Finding the Right Wheelchair Ramp”
Shopping for a Ramp
Shopping for a ramp can be a daunting task.There are many factors to consider before making a purchase. One of the most important considerations is how long your ramp should be. There are specific requirements that the ADA has set forth to ensure that you have a proper grade to climb. What is rise andContinue reading “Shopping for a Ramp”
What Accessories Can I Get on My Scooter?
Your scooter is like an extension of yourself. Since it goes with you everywhere, you will want it to reflect you and who you are. Pride Mobility offers over 20 accessory options that you can get on your mobility scooter. With our wide range of accessories, you can personalize your scooter to make it uniqueContinue reading “What Accessories Can I Get on My Scooter?”
Adaptive Surfing for Wheelchair Users
Many sports have been adapted so that people of all abilities can participate and even compete in, including water sports. Whether you live near the ocean or you are looking to do something to get your adrenaline pumping while you are on vacation, surfing may not have been the first sport to come across yourContinue reading “Adaptive Surfing for Wheelchair Users”
What is a Bariatric Wheelchair?
The word “Bariatrics” refers to a couple of different topics in the medical field, including both in treatment and products. This terminology addresses obesity, which refers to anyone with a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more. Medical equipment with appropriate weight capacities may be referred to as bariatric or heavy duty. Some wheelchairContinue reading “What is a Bariatric Wheelchair?”
Accessories I Can Get on My Motorized Wheelchair
Accessories are not just extra perks that you can get with your motorized wheelchair. The truth is, they can not only be helpful and convenient, but also enhance your ride experience as you go through day-to-day life. While any and all these accessories would make great gifts for you or your loved ones, everyone isContinue reading “Accessories I Can Get on My Motorized Wheelchair”
Can My Mobility Scooter Get Wet?
You’re out shopping and enjoying the weather on a nice day but suddenly the clouds roll in, raining on your parade. No matter how often you check the weather, it is still both unpredictable and uncontrollable. Sometimes you can’t cancel or reschedule your plans for the day. While planning can be helpful, it won’t alwaysContinue reading “Can My Mobility Scooter Get Wet?”
Adaptive Mountain Biking for Wheelchair Users
If you are looking to get into a sport, there are a few things you need to consider. One question you may consider asking yourself is: would you prefer getting involved in a team sport or a more individualized sport? Once you decide what you prefer, there are a variety of sports you can chooseContinue reading “Adaptive Mountain Biking for Wheelchair Users”
Adaptive Snowboarding for Wheelchair Users
If you’re looking for a way to enjoy the snow and get a good workout, then adaptive snowboarding may be the sport for you! Snowboarding has been adapted for everyone of all abilities to be able to participate. However, even though anyone can go downhill, Disabled Sports USA says that people with body asymmetry areContinue reading “Adaptive Snowboarding for Wheelchair Users”