| 11 tips and ideas | |
|---|---|
 | Adapted barbecue tool Enables persons with impaired hand function to barbecue |
 | Adapted four-wheeler A four-wheeler can be adapted for wheelchair users |
 | Binoculars on stand with holder on wheelchair Binoculars on a stand work well for persons with compromised arm/hand function |
 | Binoculars with stand Binoculars on stand; can be used by persons without active hand function. |
 | Extra long raincoat Long raincoat prevents gap in back when sitting |
 | Heated socks Battery-heated socks for outdoor activities – appropriate for people who freeze easily |
 | Off-road chair Addition to manual wheelchair that allows driving on rough and uneven surfaces |
 | Rod on stand to barbecue hotdogs A barbecue fork on a stand enables a person without active hand function to barbecue hotdogs. |
 | Specially sewn trousers for outdoor activities Sturdy outdoor trousers used when raining, skiing and for “crawling” |
 | Thermal insoles Thermal insoles keep feet warm – suitable for people who easily freeze |
 | Winter tires for wheelchair Heavy-tread tires on wheelchair facilitate outdoor driving in difficult terrain, such as sand or snow |