Section D: Adaptive Equipment
Equipment List
Equipment: | Limitations with equipment (weight, size, etc.) | How to access equipment |
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EZ 3 Classic | Adult, foot pedal recumbent trike. | The EZ Tri Classic is very comfortable with a padded seat and mesh seat back for good airflow. The seat is high enough at 22 inches that getting on and off is relatively easy; it has a weight capacity of 300 lbs. Handlebars can be lowered or raised to make steering and breaking the bike within comfortable arm range for many. With three wheels, the trike has good stability and is easy to handle at various speeds with the 21 gear shifter, and it makes stopping to rest possible without getting off or putting your foot down! Our EZ 3 Classics come with an adaptive foot pedal plate for added power and foot stability during your ride. |
The Rover Terratrike Tadpole | Weight capacity 300# | The Rover is TerraTrike's number one selling trike. Featuring one of the strongest frames in the TerraTrike lineup, and a high seat position, the Rover is perfect for anyone who needs a sturdy, no-nonsense machine. The Rover is also TerraTrike's most versatile trike, ideal for riders with adaptive needs. With steering and braking located comfortably by your legs, this trike is ideal for individuals with shoulder issues or those easily prone to fatigue from holding the arms up to control a standard handlebar. The high mesh seat sits higher than many “tadpole” bikes and makes transitioning off and on a bit easier. Adaptive pedal plates are installed to provide greater power and foot stability during your ride. The Rover has a weight capacity of 400 lbs. |
The Top End Excelerator | Handcycle | Handcycling is a great way to have fun, get fit and stay active so you can enjoy life to the fullest – so get cranking. Stable, maneuverable and easy to transfer into and out of, the Excelerator Stock Handcycle can go up to 15 mph. It features a simple fore-aft sliding seat, uncomplicated adjustable footrest system and a straightforward crank height adjustment. |
MonoMano | Weight capacity 300# | The MonoMano is a fantastic adaptive bike created by students at the University of Rochester. Designed to help address the needs of one side weakness, the MonoMano is mounted on an EZ 3 trike and bypasses the standard handlebars to enable individuals to control the steering, braking, and gear shifting with one arm/hand with easy centralized locus of control. The MonoMano can be set up to provide greater control for either the Left or Right side. Our MonoMano trike comes equipped with adaptive foot pedals for greater power and foot stability. The weight capacity is 300 lbs. |
Tandem Bike Options | Tandem option for riders, consist of two EZ 3 Classic trikes coupled together | |
Paddle Pivot | The combination of our Universal Base with this pivoted paddle adaption allows one-arm control of the kayak. It also provides support to completely remove the weight of the paddle from the paddler's arms when using both arms. The pivot assembly snaps onto any paddle shaft. The paddle and pivot assembly lift out of the base for ease of entry and safety in the event of a wet exit. --from Creating Ability | |
Hand Adaptation | This back-of-the-hand grip is designed for use by those who have some hand function and can grip the paddle shaft on their own, but need a bit more support. The adaptation takes lifting pressure off of the fingers and places it on the arms. The height is adjustable and the end is open to allow for proper pressure without inhibiting release. --from Creating Ability | |
Basic Seat | Our Universal Paddling Seat was designed with one purpose in mind: to open the sport of paddling to everyone. Regardless of the level of support needed, the seat provides as much or as little as the paddler needs. Each support point of the seat is able to be independently tilted, adjusted or removed to create a custom fit. All supports are cushioned with closed-cell foam and covered in breathable mesh fabric for maximum skin protection. --from Creating Ability | |
Outriggers | Outriggers connect to your Kayak to make it more stable. |
Comments
Comments/additional information about adaptive equipment:
KAYAKING EQUIPMENT- Accessories and descriptions provided through Creating Ability at www.creatingability.com are indicated below by the tag "from Creating Ability". Equipment is able to be moved from site to site. Call ahead to be sure the equipment you need is reserved and at the Lockport site when you arrive.