GRIT Freedom Chair: Spartan

The GRIT Freedom Chair: Spartan was designed with the strongest and most adventurous riders in mind. Originally built for competitive obstacle course racing, this rugged off-road chair is ready for just about anything. With wide tires, our most responsive drivetrain ever, and reinforced seatpan and fork, the only thing tougher than the GRIT Freedom Chair Spartan are the riders who love it.

• Enjoy improved traction over uneven terrain
• Venture farther, together! Adjustable Trail Handles with mountain bike grips for comfortable push assistance
• A reinforced, tubular front fork designed for the path less traveled
• A thick, viscoelastic foam cushion designed for optimal support and comfort
• Stay secure: Use the included seatbelt
• Easy pull-back brake system and adjustable parking brakes
• Enjoy true all-terrain adventure. Ride gravel, trails, snow, mud, and everything in between.

Crossfire All Terrain Wheelchair

The Top End Crossfire All Terrain Wheelchair is great for nature enthusiasts, outdoor adventurers, or simply someone who craves the freedom of exploring the great outdoors. This wheelchair has lightweight design and durability. It's ready to withstand the harshest conditions, while keeping you agile and comfortable.

The all new design is engineered with an abundance of ground clearance, combined with forward and side-to-side stability. The Crossfire comes standard with SPINERGY Wheels, featuring 25” x 2.5” knobby tires that grip the earth with tenacity. Complemented by huge 8” x 2” front casters, this setup offers unrivaled traction for the ultimate off-road experience.

MAKO Full Suspension Off-road Recumbent Handcycle

The MAKO FULL SUSPENSION Off Road Recumbent handcycle is the ultimate, capable, rear wheel drive recumbent handcycle with suspension at all three wheels. Traction and hill climbing with a rear wheel drive recumbent handcycle are second to none. The Mako was developed for riders not able to or not interested in riding in the prone position (kneeling, face down).

The MAKO front suspension provides improved ride quality and downhill speed control. The 24” front wheels provide fantastic ground clearance while allowing for tighter turning radius.  The 27.5×2.8″ rear tire provides superior traction and smooth ride.  The Mako has a rider weight limit of 200lbs.

Stinger Off-road Recumbent Bicycle

The only of its kind on the market, this three-wheeled foot-pedaled recumbent is an actual off-road demon. With 24-inch front wheels and a 26″ rear wheel capped in the meanest knobbies, the Stinger has the ground clearance and traction enough to conquer any rocky, root-filled trail in your back yard or the mountains. Though the real key here is the derailleur. Other tadpole recumbents on the market available to the “off road” world often have low hanging derailleurs.

Mounted on the 26-inch rear wheel, the Stinger’s derailleur is free from many trail collisions that leave its predecessors stranded.  In addition to 26-inch wheels, the Stinger is composed of an ADI Active Contour seat back for optimum positioning and comfort, carbon fiber seat pan, and adjustable single speed foot cranks. The14-speed Rohloff Speedhub is available to rescue your ride at the bottom of all the steepest hills, and the new heavy duty Tektro hydraulic disc brakes are there to control your speed on the way back down! The Stinger has a rider weight limit of 200lbs.

Catrike MAX eCat Recumbent Bike

The durability and ease-of-use of the standard MAX with the added spark of the latest in electric assist systems from industry leader Bosch. The result is a MAX with the perfect combination of maximum efficiency, comfort and riding enjoyment. The efficient and versatile Active Line Plus (Class 1) electric-assist drive mated to a 1 x 11 drivetrain (11 - 42 cassette / 44 tooth chainring) provides dynamic performance – guaranteeing an authentic riding sensation with minimal pedaling resistance.

It delivers active and sporty acceleration even at low cadences, offering powerful assistance as soon as you step on the pedals. In addition, the system’s multi-sensor technology and fast information processing ensure optimum interaction between you and your eCAT. The MAX eCAT is made with Bosch components and meets or exceeds all current safety standards and is UL2849 certified. The Catrike eCAT MAX recumbent trike has a rider weight limit of 425 lbs.

Top End Force 3 Recumbent Handcycle

The Top End Force 3 provides recreational fun with the 26" front tires that get you where you want to go outdoors. It features an adjustable backrest that allows low paras, amputees, and competitors a custom seating experience for their ability to use abdominal, arm, shoulder, and chest muscles. The Force 3’s aluminum frame design has a wrap-around ovalized lower frame making it easier to transfer to the seat. The handcycle sits 10" from the ground with a 2" included seat cushion. The handcycle comes with a group of 10 gears at the wheel allowing you to shift into a larger gear for inclines.

The Top End Force 3 Handcycle features an angle adjustable straight back (35°-70°), and it measures 22.5" tall and allows you to be in your ultimate position. It’s a great core workout and allows you to see the traffic a bit easier than the recline-only positioned handcycles. It's easy-to-operate, and virtually maintenance-free. The Top End Force 3 recumbent trike has a rider weight limit of 250 lbs.

Paddle Craft Stabilizer Floats

Made from durable, rotationally molded polyethylene plastic, these outriggers by Wave Armor add significant stability to your kayak or canoe, helping keep paddlers upright and safe. Universally designed and easy-to-use. 

The center receiving arm is 40" wide and the side telescoping arms extend from 69" to 83" in length to fit a wide range of kayaks and canoes and SUPs. The hydrodynamic design of the 43" floats result in minimal drag through the water and excellent stability.

These are great for anyone who wants added stability, security and steadiness from their paddle craft

Versa Paddle System

The Versa Paddle System is designed to keep kayakers as independent and active as possible. A mount supports the weight of the kayak paddle while you paddle, reducing stress on your shoulders, back and joints. The Versa Paddle can be used straight or angled downward on both sides. The angled position requires a smaller range of motion and permits one-handed paddling, making kayaking possible for people with injuries, disabilities, amputations and other mobility limitations.

For paddlers who have paralysis or a missing limb on one side, or who've had shoulder surgery and rotator cuff problems, preserving shoulder function and range of motion (ROM) on their other side is imperative. You don't want to do any repetitive movement that compromises that function, such as raising your arm too high. Versa gives you the option of shifting more energy into the stroke on your dominant side so that you're putting less strain on your compromised side. Angling Versa downward provides even more benefits. It requires only the slightest range of motion, with hands staying in the 10 and 2 o'clock positions. Physical and recreational therapists highly recommend Versa to their clients for just this reason.

Because our Hinged Mount for sit-in kayaks attaches to both the front coaming and the two side coamings, our Versa Paddle stays secure. The centralized support allows you to put the blade in both sides of the water very easily, without losing control. There's no wobbling or pivoting around, meaning even paddlers with one hand (e.g., due to paralysis, congenital amputation, stroke, etc.) or very little strength or coordination can paddle a kayak with ease.

Creating Abilities Paddle Grip Assists

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.

Wrist Adaptation

For those who are not able to grasp the paddle shaft, we designed a two-part system. A wristband is worn on the wrist and an attachment plate is mounted to the paddle shaft. The wristband then slides into the paddle attachment, allowing full power, rotation and control without releasing. However, it releases easily by sliding the hand out, maximizing safety.

If you’re interested in trying our Adaptive Rock Climbing Equipment, we invite you to join us at one of our free Adaptive Rock Climbing Events. These sessions are staffed with trained team members who are ready to help you find the right gear and techniques to support your climb and build your confidence on the wall. We can’t wait to climb with you!