FreeWheel Usability and Independence Info

The FreeWheel was developed and tested by an engineer, who is a C6/7 quad. Even with the reduced hand, arm and torso strength he easily detaches the FreeWheel form the back of his chair and attaches it to his footrest.

For the last 24-months the FreeWheel has been beta-tested by wheelchair users around the world. From low level para's to higher level quads, the FreeWheel was tested in homes, on the sand beaches of Costa Rica, the snow of Aspen, CO, and on dirt hiking trails from New Zealand to Egypt



freewheel overview NEW! FreeWheel Rack meet the inventor freewheel in action testimonials health insurance benefits Usability and Independence white papers "When I'm grocery shopping I can push with the FreeWheel and it goes straight vs. all over the place. It allows me to keep my hands free to pick up items, and not lose any momentum." ~ Cary, Seattle, WA	Usability and Independence The FreeWheel was developed and tested by an engineer, who is a C6/7 quad. Even with the reduced hand, arm and torso strength he easily detaches the FreeWheel form the back of his chair and attaches it to his footrest. For the last 24-months the FreeWheel has been beta-tested by wheelchair users around the world. From low level para's to higher level quads, the FreeWheel was tested in homes, on the sand beaches of Costa Rica, the snow of Aspen, CO, and on dirt hiking trails from New Zealand to Egypt