Find your all-terrain wheelchair
Quick answer
The Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair is built for outdoor adventure: 49 lbs, folds in half for sedan-trunk transport, floats in shallow water, and rolls over sand, snow, gravel, dirt, and rocky trails. Two seat width options (16″ or 18″), adjustable handle height, hydraulic disc brakes with parking brake. $4,500 standard. Use the quiz above for a personalized match against your terrain, propulsion, budget, and transport needs.
Breaking barriers with the right all-terrain wheelchair
Disability shouldn’t mean limitation. At Extreme Motus we believe mobility challenges shouldn’t keep anyone from the great outdoors. Adventure, freedom, and discovery are essential parts of life — and the right all-terrain wheelchair removes the barriers in the way.
That’s why we built the Extreme Motus: a lightweight, durable, off-road manual chair that handles sand, grass, rocks, snow, and even shallow water.
Why an all-terrain wheelchair?
Spending time outdoors is essential for both mental and physical health. Studies show being in nature reduces stress, lowers anxiety, and improves heart health. Standard mobility devices stop where the asphalt ends. An all-terrain wheelchair like the Motus puts those places back on the map.

What makes the Extreme Motus the ultimate adventure chair
1. All-terrain Wheeleez tires
Large, low-pressure Wheeleez balloon tires roll smoothly over sand, gravel, grass, and rocky paths. They’re buoyant enough to float the chair in shallow water, and they offer the traction and stability that prevent tipping or getting stuck.

2. Lightweight and portable
49 lbs, folds in half for compact storage, fits a sedan trunk. Made for spontaneous adventures — no trailer, no specialized vehicle.

3. Adjustable for comfort and control
- Two seat width options: 18″ or 16″ for the right fit.
- Adjustable handle height: So the caretaker pushes at a comfortable height.
- Hydraulic disc brakes + parking brake lock: Reliable stopping on steep slopes and uneven ground.
- Optional 5-point harness: For riders with limited trunk control.

4. Built to last
Aluminum frame doesn’t rust. Stainless hardware. The same chair that handles a beach trip handles a snowy hike, a corn maze, and a skatepark session.
What the Motus changes
- Independence: Go where standard wheelchairs can’t.
- Mental health: Time in nature reduces stress and anxiety.
- Physical health: Outdoor activity, trail-pushing, and movement.
- Family adventures: The whole group goes together. Trips don’t get planned around what’s accessible — they get planned around what you want to do.

Frequently asked questions
What terrain can the Extreme Motus handle?
Sand, gravel, dirt, mud, snow, grass, rocky trails, and shallow water. The Wheeleez balloon tires handle every common outdoor surface.
How heavy is it?
49 lbs. Light enough to load into a sedan trunk by yourself once it’s folded.
Does it really float?
Yes — the tires are buoyant. With a caretaker holding the chair, the rider can wade into shallow lakes, rivers, and ocean shorelines.
How much does it cost?
$4,500 standard. With accessories (extra-long frame, custom embroidery, harness, mounted accessories), builds typically run $4,500–$6,300.
Can it be self-propelled?
No — the Motus is designed to be pushed by a caretaker. For self-propelled options, look at the GRIT Freedom Chair or Trekinetic K2.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes — 30 days. Keep the original shipping box for the first 30 days in case you need to return it.
Ready to get started?
Use the quiz at the top of this page to check the Motus against your specific situation, then reach out. We’re happy to walk you through options and connect you with a demo near you.


