Can this 'wheelchair' Really Climb STAIRS?! - Mobile Stairlift

Finally, with technology, stairs are less of an obstacle. Check out the Mobile Stair Lift HERE: www.mobilestairlift.com/colle... (this video is not sponsored) Its fun to check out new pieces of technology that can make things easier for someone in a wheelchair. Stairs are one of the big issues. This Mobile Stair Lift might not be a permanent solution, but it is very good for a temporary setup; or a good backup for when you might need it. Its much stronger than it looks!
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[@heavenlystories]

So this is what Agent 47 does when he's not killing people...

[@NajAbdul]

One of the best couple in 2020. 2021. And the best husband award goes to him

[@blakejohnson4400]

I’m a firefighter/EMT, we use a chair very similar to this to help safely transport people downstairs called the Stryker Stair-PRO. It is an essential piece of equipment for us! It helps prevent injuries to first responder and those that call us for help.

[@wishiknew1974]

I’m having some health issues with my joints, but we had a family trip planned for New York City. This

[@Williamb612]

These two are soul mates…and watching them together sets an example for so many…not only about the tech, but also about what love looks like and can be

[@Petrrii]

I see this guy in like 10 years making her an exoskeleton thingy or an IronMan costume,everything's possible with this dude:)))

[@scooooter]

I'm a simple man.

[@WBBClips]

To help make it safer (as in potentially life-saving) in case of operator error or incapacitation, I’d add a retractable cable to the design. You could attach the cable to the top of the stairs and it retracts into a coil as the unit climbs the stairs, preventing the unit from falling down the stairs.

[@sister7465]

I wish we'd have had this for my grandmother back in the 80s and 90s. She'd been relegated to a wheelchair after a series of massive stroke and it was so hard getting her places like getting into our house. Grandpa, dad and my uncle would have to lift and carry her up the front stairs for every family function. Eventually they came to their senses and we started having family functions at their house in winter and our yard in warm weather. I'll never forget how they struggled to get her up stairs.

[@ethanpatchen4113]

That's neat. I'm a volunteer firefighter and when we have to transport patients (we run some medical calls too) on the stairs, we use what's called a stair chair. It's basically the same thing she's using in this video, but no motors. We have to pull the chair up or down the stairs, and it moves on the tracks so it's a smooth ride. Most commonly used on islands when we have to transport a patient to the fire boat.

[@alichehab5804]

I see this guy in like 10 years making her an exoskeleton thingy or an IronMan costume,everything's possible with this dude.

[@boxturtle8206]

As a disabled scientist and tinkerer, I appreciate the refreshingly humanizing and practical videos you make in a world that is so often ableist and dehumanizing.

[@cathybobalek8069]

Thank you you show how a husband loves his wife.THANK YOU for the respect you show.may God bless and keep you both safe.this along with the rig.are wonderful. for people with mobility issues. you'll help alot of people.i just hope they can make one that a single person can operate.

[@gamesandstuff7724]

“I can’t see that but I believe you.”

[@cameronsheach6684]

As a concept I think it’s okay and maybe a good thing for public places. The biggest problem I have with it is the seatbelt. Every new wheelchair I get, the seatbelt is the first thing I remove. I’m very active in my chair and yes I’ve had a fall or 2 (and more). Falling forward with a seatbelt means you end up on the floor with a wheelchair on top of you, falling backwards is the same. With no belt, your fall is much less dangerous for the user’s overall health…. I’m very interested your thoughts on this too😉

[@roxanna910]

Thank you Zack and Cambry for providing a review and demonstration for the Mobile Stair Lift. After searching for a stair climber wheelchair, we saw your video and purchased this model. It has become a lifesaver for our family. We can now take my out mom safely. On a side note, you two are the sweetest and coolest couple ever. 💟

[@rawruwu2010slay]

You are so kind to Cambry, Zack, she is so lucky to have someone who made a ring from a wheelchair, makes her wheelchairs, so thank you for being kind to her. We need more people like you in the world!

[@tallwolf8229]

Hey did anyone notice that cambry get less camera shy every time she is in a video?

[@robertmounsey4682]

Thanks for the video. I am presently unable to walk and was recently trapped at a third story doctor's office when the elevator went out. The doc called the local FD and this or something similar is what they brought to assist me downstairs. I'm a big guy and not a lightweight. The fire techs didn't seem to struggle at all.

[@rizwana.5420]

The way she looks at him...melts my heart....she really loves her man.....