Many people have asked us about a parking brake on the Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair. Exploring rugged trails and embarking on off-road adventures require more than just spirit; it also demands the right equipment.

For many wheelchair users, the call of the wild is answered by the Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair – a mobility device designed to conquer diverse landscapes.

However, navigating such terrains safely poses unique challenges, leading many to wonder:

Parking Brakes Should be Standard Equipment on Every All-Terrain Wheelchair.

Introduction

The Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair has been engineered to provide unparalleled freedom for those who don’t want their adventures limited by conventional wheelchairs.

With robust construction and versatility, it’s a game-changer in the world of accessible outdoors.

The Importance of Parking Brakes on All-Terrain Wheelchairs

This is a crucial feature for any wheelchair, but it becomes even more essential when you’re traversing uneven and steep terrains.

The last thing you want when you pause to catch your breath or soak in a view is worrying about your wheelchair rolling away.

Many wheelchairs have brakes that are levers. These levers push something against the tire and are not as effective as the disk brakes on the Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair.

Features of the Extreme Motus Wheelchair

The Extreme Motus wheelchair is equipped with numerous features tailored for the great outdoors.

Large, wheels and a sturdy frame ensure stability and durability across various surfaces. But among these features, one stands out for both convenience and safety: the presence of the ability to stop and stay stopped.

Are Parking Brakes an Optional Feature on the Extreme Motus?

No, every Extreme Motus wheelchair is fitted with individual brakes for each of the rear wheels. These brakes are not only instrumental in controlling the speed during descents but also function as parking brakes to keep you stopped when you want to be stopped.

To engage the parking brake, simply pull back on the brake handle and push down on the pin to lock it in place.

Stopping is important

These are not merely a feature; they are essential for ensuring the rider’s safety. They prevent the wheelchair from moving when stationary, even on an incline.

This is particularly useful on challenging downhill adventures where the strain on your knees can be significant.

These brakes are designed to provide strong resistance, reducing the physical burden on the person pushing and increasing control over the descent.

Alternative Solutions

Even with reliable brakes, it’s never a bad idea to have additional safety measures. Each Extreme Motus wheelchair comes with a tether strap that the caretaker can attach to their wrist, guaranteeing even in unexpected situations, the chair remains within reach.

Customer Reviews and Feedback

Don’t just take our word for it; users who’ve put the Extreme Motus wheelchair to the test have stories to tell:

“When hiking in Arches National Park, the tires gripped the red rock so well, and the brakes were so effective that it felt like the chair could stop on a nearly vertical descent.“

Moments like these underscore why the Extreme Motus wheelchair is valued not only for its performance but also for the peace of mind it provides.

Conclusion

Robust features, including the much-appreciated ability to stop, and stay stopped with its fantastic parking brake, make the Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair an excellent choice for accessibility outdoors. Whether you aim to tackle a sandy beach or a rocky hill, this off-road warrior instills confidence with each roll of the wheel.

We encourage aspiring adventurers to reach out to us to discover more about how the Extreme Motus can revolutionize their outdoor experiences.

Contact Ryan at ryan@extrememotus.com or call us at 801-683-9191

And let your journey begin with safety, stability, and the freedom to explore.