NCHPAD connect is an online portal connecting you to free, personalized and adapted resources and health promotion programs. Because we believe that anyone can reach their health goals with the right team. Connect to a healthier future today by clicking the link in the description.
As a ridged chair user for many years I can hole heartedly say that this video explains it all perfectly and it is exactly how it really is. All the advice, explinations, and tips are spot on, so nice to see a video that is uplifting and talks about how a wheelchair is like clothing and that a chair user can indeed have fun, feel attractive, and feel confident rather than all the stereo types that are placed on us. If you want a real chair, a good chair, one that will not only be highly functional but also good looking and make you feel very confident, attractive, and happy, follow these tips and select a real ridged frame chair!
I am 45 years old and have fended off the use of a wheelchair for the past 21 years but am now unable to walk without crutches. This means when I go out with my family I am often in a lot of pain if we visit a park or in to town so I am starting to accept I need a wheelchair but I was even in denial when I bought the one I have now. Thank you for all the useful tips and encouragement.
I have been in a wheelchair sense August 1991, and currently use a Quickie Q7 ridged frame. Your video is very helpful to many people including me. Thank you for the great information.
Cost is the biggest factor - it's a niche market, so manufacturers charge whatever they want, because they know you have to have it. That means many wheelchairs are out of the reach of most Disabled people, especially if you're unlucky enough not to have a job.
Or you can live in California where basically everyone qualifies for Medi-Cal, no copay, full coverage. (California wanted single payer, were liberal here). Or you can live in a developed country with good healthcare.
Mine is 100% paid for by NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme), in Australia. I’m a duel citizen ( US/Australian), I’ve been living in Australia for the past 10 years. Thank God I’m here.
As a C5 quad who HAS to use a powerchair it suck ballz that there aren't more companies with better designs and it AMAZES me that we haven't yet started using Li-ion batteries for power consumption.
Great job. Injured my hip and my left leg is like rubber. Will go for an operation some day but with COVID still on the loose I can wait. Could get crutches I suppose, but I tend to get dizzy or unbalanced rather quickly. I am 62 so a fall could result in even worse injuries. You are so cute too!!
As I'm just starting out I found this video to be very helpful. One thing I'd add would be to put your list of suggestions in the description so I could print it off and use it as a sort of check list while shopping.
Luggage carrier on the chair is a lifesaver if you travel or even in a shop if the shop doesn’t have good baskets that can be put on lap, or you don’t want a dirty basket on your lap. If getting the plastic luggage carrier it really doesn’t add weight to the chair as they’re very very light, and they’re not in the way when folded up when not using them. I’ve had my Caddy luggage carriers since October 2018 and I honestly don’t know how I managed without them for 5,5 years! The luggage carrier has saved my ass quite a few times by now and I’m so happy I got them
Thanks so much for this information. I'm just starting to shop for a wheelchair for myself. Just as helpful as your tips is your upbeat positive attitude. I am resolved to not let this define my life and be just as happy as you are!!! :)
She's quite the sweetheart too, if I do say so myself... Keep up the great work sweetheart! We all need more people like you in this world. Thanks for the helpful tips, as well as your rainbow smile...
Hola . Soy de Uruguay 🇺🇾🙋🏼♂️. Gerardo 🧑🦽. Estoy en silla de ruedas por una radiculopatia seria y debo aceptar que debo ver mi vida CON LA SILLA DE RUEDAS. Tus enseñanzas y sugerencias son muy prácticos. Tuve que seleccionar quien lo entendiera a uno y TU lo haces muy bien. Me he subscriptor para saber más. Gracias y un fuerte abrazo para todos. 😊🙋🏼♂️♥️♥️
Hello. Few people understand the disabled. Even who is. But young Mary Allison knows how to get there. She is empathetic. Thanks for everything. I use a friend's translation to understand English. I speak Spanish. I would love to have more tutorials from her. Congratulations. Gerardo from Uruguay 🇺🇾🙋🏼♂️🧑🦽
Salem, thanks for watching! Please let us know if there's other content or information you'd find useful. We're designing our video content for the next year and would love to hear directly from our subscribers on which topics to cover.
Well Mary I have been in a wheelchair for 32 years (car accident) and I have had some shit chairs over 10.... The best chair on the market is Mobility Plus Australia. ......I have just got a Levo it's a standup chair with power assist and it's an absolute great chair. You hit the button on the arm rest and it stands you up. Look them up and it's like a sport chair.
hi I want to marry disabled ladies and amputee devotee ladies I am not disabled people I am very fine and handsome I expected life partner blind ladies and amputee devotee ladies please me message and please me call 88+01922546224 thank you Snipe
Hello Allison I want to thank you for sharing this video due to a growth on my spine I have been gradually becoming paralyzed for about 2 years doctors said last fall I would probably be a chair early to middle next year been walking with crutches past 2 months doctors by end of summer I should start looking at wheelchairs about 2 weeks ago I decided it's time to find a chair Saturday morning I woke and with no feeling from my waist down but I'm waiting for my disability benefits to be approved so luckily my girlfriend is a paraplegic she moved to California last year for im in Texas and hopefully will be moving to California soon she shipped me one of her old chairs will be here tomorrow won't fit my body but it will have to work for now doctor's said today early next to middle of next year I will be a quadriplegic I think it will be much sooner it's really helped me knowing what my future looked like and I'm embracing it actually I'm relieved because the past few months have been a real struggle with mobility issues I'm actually looking forward to my new wheelchair life and what it will bring I've been trying to share my story as much as I can it's helps me I always been attracted to women in wheelchairs that attraction was preparing me for my own future God has blessed me with a amazing lady who is my World this has been harder for my family and friends than me I keep telling them don't feel sorry for me I tell them embrace be happy I am actually I'm more excited about the future than I have been in a long time I might be crazy but I'm looking forward to my wheelchair I'm the only person who has ever looked forward to being in a wheelchair well I will stop now any support or advice would be greatly appreciated once again thanks for this vedio one more ? What brand wheelchair do suggest I looked at Spazz and quickie 7 series
Thank you so much. So glad I came across your video before I bought my first chair. I hadn't taken into account even half of those considerations. Great job and thanks again xx
I am not in a wheelchair but there was one girl in a college course along with other classmates over the years. the differences in their wheelchairs and others such as in hospitals and such. but i just wanted to know more about wheelchairs in general this video was very informative.
Great job! I have to buy a wheel chair for my Mom, who is 95, and I didn't know where to begin. Thanks so much! I also really enjoyed the outtakes at the end. Best wishes to you!
Yeah I had light up wheels when I was younger. But the place that I go too to have my wheelchair built doesn’t do light up wheels for grown ups chairs.
Although I'm 10 years late, you have a nice informative video. Right now I'm still trying to get a diagnosis but looking for a chair when I have my episodes in the morning. I can't do anything really. So, I need a chair that's simple but to where I can get in and out since I can't put weight on my legs. Ima save your video. I honestly don't want to get something too expensive and they find a cure but then I don't want to be bedridden for half the day. So much stuff to think about.
Thanks so much for watching! NCHPAD could be a perfect resource for you to look into. We can't really provide medical advice, but we can certainly offer information on various resources that can help you get accustomed to some of the changes you're experiencing. Our email is nchpad@uab.edu
This is absolutely amazing. It answered so many questions I had. I wish you had commented about camber. I don't get the pros and cons for different angles of camber.
My occupational therapist wanted me to have carer breaks, arm rests and crutch holder as extras. I refused it all LOL She did however force me to have fold foot rests and wheelie bars :P This week the foot rest was changed to a rigid, and wheelie bars were removed. Suddenly my chair is about half the weight of before, and much better to propel :D I don't have taper though. I'm not para, just very limited walking and standing. Think next chair will be with taper though!
I just had the chance to demo a Panthera X, which was very well fitted to me. The joy of moving in this--almost like walking again, and I couldn't stop crying tears of joy! These are not funded in USA (not medically coded yet), but are the best design and lightness ever. Made in Sweden, you must be proud!!!
The larger your rear wheel the SLOWER you go. It's simple gearing, like on a mountain bike. 1st gear is GIANT and 20th gear is tiny. It takes more rolls to spin a 26 than a 24 in a complete circle. Rear tire size is VERY important and changing between 24's and 26's has a drastic change in performance. Many go with a 25, a happy medium.
Mary, there's only one thing missing from your list of options and that is a "Go Faster" stripe on the side plates. I think it would compliment a smart looking set of wheels. Nice well presented video.
Great video. As we grow up our needs of the chair changes, suddenly you're with a baby for example and you need more balance and less velocity. You have to adjust to your needs
Curbs has definitely gotten easier since I quit using the anti-tip wheels and even easier since the anti-tip wheels were completely removed and the chair got lighter :) I'm in Sweden so don't need to worry about insurance stuff, but it can still be quite the fight for power assist for many who need it, and even more of a fight if needing a real powerchair such as a Permobil or similar. I'm about to dive into that now as there's a winter each year and my joints are crappy :/
I thoroughly enjoyed ur video..Explained alotta things..I have a power operated chair at present but NEED a Manual Wheelchair exactly like what you have for daily use..I'm covered in Benefits in California and Ive looked. Yet many of these companies talk over my head. Do you have any further suggestions or Companies I should check out..The fit is very important to me after seeing your video..Ty..♥️
Thanks so much for watching and apologies for our delayed response to your request. If you'd still like more information on this, we can have our specialist directly assist you for free if you contact us by calling 1-866-866-8896 or you can email us at nchpad@uab.edu
Awesome video! really one of the best Ive seen so far. Very light and extremely insightful. Thanks!! I will share this with everyone her in South Africa!
I'm about to turn in my rental and buy my chair and I am totally confused. Thanks for this video. I understand more now about what to look for in a chair.
I had a stroke 6 years ago, I'm alive today because God blessed me, to see another day, he saved my life from a Coma after my stroke, I had surgery and I went in a coma. I was rushed to Grady Hospital where I was air lifted in a Helicopter and brought to Grady Hospital. But I'm not why God has a unique plan for me, but I'm going to say yes to everything that happened to me. Amen Awesome 🙆 Amazing Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah
If you live in the north, this video doesn’t work. Just a heads up. You want off-road tires for muds and snow, a wider wheel base for stability on hills but don’t go over 3% or you won’t fit through a doorway. 2% or 3% negative camber depending on the size of your doors at home.
Thank you so much for making this video. I loved it, but I did miss something about the camber that I was asked about when I got my wheelchair. 11:29 This makes me think you should have gone for bigger casters.
NCHPAD connect is an online portal connecting you to free, personalized and adapted resources and health promotion programs. Because we believe that anyone can reach their health goals with the right team. Connect to a healthier future today by clicking the link in the description.
As a ridged chair user for many years I can hole heartedly say that this video explains it all perfectly and it is exactly how it really is. All the advice, explinations, and tips are spot on, so nice to see a video that is uplifting and talks about how a wheelchair is like clothing and that a chair user can indeed have fun, feel attractive, and feel confident rather than all the stereo types that are placed on us. If you want a real chair, a good chair, one that will not only be highly functional but also good looking and make you feel very confident, attractive, and happy, follow these tips and select a real ridged frame chair!
I needed one wheelchair
I am 45 years old and have fended off the use of a wheelchair for the past 21 years but am now unable to walk without crutches. This means when I go out with my family I am often in a lot of pain if we visit a park or in to town so I am starting to accept I need a wheelchair but I was even in denial when I bought the one I have now. Thank you for all the useful tips and encouragement.
thanks so much. you were the first to help me feel STRONG even though i'm in a chair. THANKS
I have been in a wheelchair sense August 1991, and currently use a Quickie Q7 ridged frame. Your video is very helpful to many people including me. Thank you for the great information.
My first 24 hours in my wheelchair. I loved your videos, very helpful. Thank you.
Cost is the biggest factor - it's a niche market, so manufacturers charge whatever they want, because they know you have to have it. That means many wheelchairs are out of the reach of most Disabled people, especially if you're unlucky enough not to have a job.
Or you can live in California where basically everyone qualifies for Medi-Cal, no copay, full coverage. (California wanted single payer, were liberal here).
Or you can live in a developed country with good healthcare.
yes the UK is the same
PageMonster is usa easy for you
Mine is 100% paid for by NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme), in Australia.
I’m a duel citizen ( US/Australian), I’ve been living in Australia for the past 10 years. Thank God I’m here.
As a C5 quad who HAS to use a powerchair it suck ballz that there aren't more companies with better designs and it AMAZES me that we haven't yet started using Li-ion batteries for power consumption.
Also a quad with a power chair, I agree it's like a lot of aspects power wheelchairs just haven't caught up to the modern world
well, 5 years later are there more chairs that use li-ion batteries?
Great job. Injured my hip and my left leg is like rubber. Will go for an operation some day but with COVID still on the loose I can wait. Could get crutches I suppose, but I tend to get dizzy or unbalanced rather quickly. I am 62 so a fall could result in even worse injuries. You are so cute too!!
As I'm just starting out I found this video to be very helpful. One thing I'd add would be to put your list of suggestions in the description so I could print it off and use it as a sort of check list while shopping.
Luggage carrier on the chair is a lifesaver if you travel or even in a shop if the shop doesn’t have good baskets that can be put on lap, or you don’t want a dirty basket on your lap. If getting the plastic luggage carrier it really doesn’t add weight to the chair as they’re very very light, and they’re not in the way when folded up when not using them. I’ve had my Caddy luggage carriers since October 2018 and I honestly don’t know how I managed without them for 5,5 years! The luggage carrier has saved my ass quite a few times by now and I’m so happy I got them
Thanks so much for this information. I'm just starting to shop for a wheelchair for myself. Just as helpful as your tips is your upbeat positive attitude. I am resolved to not let this define my life and be just as happy as you are!!! :)
She's quite the sweetheart too, if I do say so myself... Keep up the great work sweetheart! We all need more people like you in this world. Thanks for the helpful tips, as well as your rainbow smile...
Hi! I am a disabled traveller too! Lets help each other find our common interests and advocay! Thanks!!
this was really helpful, empowering, and made me nostalgic for 2014. lol. thanks!
Thanks so much for watching! We're looking into an updated video for this subject matter. Subscribe and stay tuned!
Hola . Soy de Uruguay 🇺🇾🙋🏼♂️. Gerardo 🧑🦽. Estoy en silla de ruedas por una radiculopatia seria y debo aceptar que debo ver mi vida CON LA SILLA DE RUEDAS. Tus enseñanzas y sugerencias son muy prácticos. Tuve que seleccionar quien lo entendiera a uno y TU lo haces muy bien. Me he subscriptor para saber más. Gracias y un fuerte abrazo para todos. 😊🙋🏼♂️♥️♥️
Hello. Few people understand the disabled. Even who is. But young Mary Allison knows how to get there. She is empathetic. Thanks for everything. I use a friend's translation to understand English. I speak Spanish. I would love to have more tutorials from her. Congratulations. Gerardo from Uruguay 🇺🇾🙋🏼♂️🧑🦽
Heading in for my fitting tomorrow for my first chair, thank you for such a great informative video!
Thank you so much, that was really spirit lifting and helpful at the same time.
Salem, thanks for watching! Please let us know if there's other content or information you'd find useful. We're designing our video content for the next year and would love to hear directly from our subscribers on which topics to cover.
I'll admit that I just happened to click on this vid by accident...
Ended up being super inspirational. Don't let anything keep you from flourishing.
That was so well done Mary Allison Cook and friends!! Very informational and fun to watch :)
Oh my goodness, you are such a delightful person. Thank you for sharing your life.
Well Mary I have been in a wheelchair for 32 years (car accident) and I have had some shit chairs over 10.... The best chair on the market is Mobility Plus Australia. ......I have just got a Levo it's a standup chair with power assist and it's an absolute great chair. You hit the button on the arm rest and it stands you up. Look them up and it's like a sport chair.
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Love the video. Great attitude and encouragement for all of us. Love the humor. Mary Allison makes it a hit.
Well done, you have a wonderful spirit. thank you for your help.
Nice and very helpful video for every handicapped person 👌👌
Great info!😎
“Money cannot buy health, but I'd settle for a diamond-studded wheelchair.”
― Dorothy Parker
I have a Ti Lite ZRA wheelchair, and love it!! Very stable chair, and my casters are wider than I used to have!!
I use a powerchair and am choosing a new one. Thanks for the great video!
I use one too, but I always make sure that my backup Manuel chair is nice too, I'm sure I don't have to tell you how important that is.
Hello Allison I want to thank you for sharing this video due to a growth on my spine I have been gradually becoming paralyzed for about 2 years doctors said last fall I would probably be a chair early to middle next year been walking with crutches past 2 months doctors by end of summer I should start looking at wheelchairs about 2 weeks ago I decided it's time to find a chair Saturday morning I woke and with no feeling from my waist down but I'm waiting for my disability benefits to be approved so luckily my girlfriend is a paraplegic she moved to California last year for im in Texas and hopefully will be moving to California soon she shipped me one of her old chairs will be here tomorrow won't fit my body but it will have to work for now doctor's said today early next to middle of next year I will be a quadriplegic I think it will be much sooner it's really helped me knowing what my future looked like and I'm embracing it actually I'm relieved because the past few months have been a real struggle with mobility issues I'm actually looking forward to my new wheelchair life and what it will bring I've been trying to share my story as much as I can it's helps me I always been attracted to women in wheelchairs that attraction was preparing me for my own future God has blessed me with a amazing lady who is my World this has been harder for my family and friends than me I keep telling them don't feel sorry for me I tell them embrace be happy I am actually I'm more excited about the future than I have been in a long time I might be crazy but I'm looking forward to my wheelchair I'm the only person who has ever looked forward to being in a wheelchair well I will stop now any support or advice would be greatly appreciated once again thanks for this vedio one more ? What brand wheelchair do suggest I looked at Spazz and quickie 7 series
Thank you so much. So glad I came across your video before I bought my first chair. I hadn't taken into account even half of those considerations. Great job and thanks again xx
I am not in a wheelchair but there was one girl in a college course along with other classmates over the years. the differences in their wheelchairs and others such as in hospitals and such. but i just wanted to know more about wheelchairs in general this video was very informative.
I love these kids with Mary in we need more.
I get messured for my new chair on Thursday excited because the one I have is mashed
11:30 Had that happen a time or two lol. Went to pop a wheely over a big stick and leg spasmed kicking my chair back down early lol.
Good instructional video for choosing a wheelchair!
Great job! I have to buy a wheel chair for my Mom, who is 95, and I didn't know where to begin. Thanks so much! I also really enjoyed the outtakes at the end. Best wishes to you!
The best video I have ever seen about this topic.
Yeah I had light up wheels when I was younger. But the place that I go too to have my wheelchair built doesn’t do light up wheels for grown ups chairs.
Dude! This chick is a total rockstar!!!
Although I'm 10 years late, you have a nice informative video. Right now I'm still trying to get a diagnosis but looking for a chair when I have my episodes in the morning. I can't do anything really. So, I need a chair that's simple but to where I can get in and out since I can't put weight on my legs. Ima save your video. I honestly don't want to get something too expensive and they find a cure but then I don't want to be bedridden for half the day. So much stuff to think about.
Thanks so much for watching! NCHPAD could be a perfect resource for you to look into. We can't really provide medical advice, but we can certainly offer information on various resources that can help you get accustomed to some of the changes you're experiencing. Our email is nchpad@uab.edu
Useful guide on how to choose a wheel chair.
Thank you for the info and ideals been in a chair for years and boy things have really changed
This is absolutely amazing. It answered so many questions I had. I wish you had commented about camber. I don't get the pros and cons for different angles of camber.
Thanks so much for watching! We'll add camber to our list of new videos. Subscribe and stay tuned.
My occupational therapist wanted me to have carer breaks, arm rests and crutch holder as extras. I refused it all LOL She did however force me to have fold foot rests and wheelie bars :P This week the foot rest was changed to a rigid, and wheelie bars were removed. Suddenly my chair is about half the weight of before, and much better to propel :D I don't have taper though. I'm not para, just very limited walking and standing. Think next chair will be with taper though!
I found this very informative and enjoyable :)
I love the video, it's a good source as to what accessories I can go out looking for for my chair.
Thanks & keep up the great work.
Awesome bloopers, info
This is a really informative film with great explanations - thanks so much for uploading.
Best wishes,
The SpeechAngel Team.
Awesome explanation
Thank you for doing this. I have been so confused and you have answered so many questions. Rollin with you!
Hey Awesome Video Very Cool & Helpful. Keep up the great work. Nick.
I just had the chance to demo a Panthera X, which was very well fitted to me. The joy of moving in this--almost like walking again, and I couldn't stop crying tears of joy! These are not funded in USA (not medically coded yet), but are the best design and lightness ever. Made in Sweden, you must be proud!!!
Ace video's, they are great - Tells me more about my chair than the sales person did - thank you...
Great help , keep it up ,Dave
Really useful video, best wheelchair I've ever had was the G-Logic
The larger your rear wheel the SLOWER you go. It's simple gearing, like on a mountain bike. 1st gear is GIANT and 20th gear is tiny. It takes more rolls to spin a 26 than a 24 in a complete circle. Rear tire size is VERY important and changing between 24's and 26's has a drastic change in performance. Many go with a 25, a happy medium.
Great information. Cool video
Looking for a chair for a family member and this was a really helpful video. Thanks for making :)
Mary, there's only one thing missing from your list of options and that is a "Go Faster" stripe on the side plates. I think it would compliment a smart looking set of wheels. Nice well presented video.
Very nice I'm a new using due to strokes. Thank You. For taking the time and making this vid.
Great video. As we grow up our needs of the chair changes, suddenly you're with a baby for example and you need more balance and less velocity. You have to adjust to your needs
Helpful. Thanks
Curbs has definitely gotten easier since I quit using the anti-tip wheels and even easier since the anti-tip wheels were completely removed and the chair got lighter :) I'm in Sweden so don't need to worry about insurance stuff, but it can still be quite the fight for power assist for many who need it, and even more of a fight if needing a real powerchair such as a Permobil or similar. I'm about to dive into that now as there's a winter each year and my joints are crappy :/
Thanks so much for this great information. Just what I needed!
Great Guide for Senators in the Philippines...
Great guide. Thank you for sharing!
Nice job Mary Allison!!!!
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Saw this at CES - fixing a lot of problems mentioned with form and function
Good job for us ..thanks
Thank You very much for this video!
Helpful Video, big thx
Most totally excellent video, Five Stars
I thoroughly enjoyed ur video..Explained alotta things..I have a power operated chair at present but NEED a Manual Wheelchair exactly like what you have for daily use..I'm covered in Benefits in California and Ive looked. Yet many of these companies talk over my head. Do you have any further suggestions or Companies I should check out..The fit is very important to me after seeing your video..Ty..♥️
Thanks so much for watching and apologies for our delayed response to your request. If you'd still like more information on this, we can have our specialist directly assist you for free if you contact us by calling 1-866-866-8896 or you can email us at nchpad@uab.edu
Awesome video and a great resource for wheelchair users. W
Awesome video
Love the bloopers
keeping my feet together is painful I need my feet wide apart and elevating foot rests to alleviate my hip pain
Awesome video! really one of the best Ive seen so far. Very light and extremely insightful. Thanks!! I will share this with everyone her in South Africa!
Thanks for. Being. Positive and. Courageous. In. Tough. Times thanks. For. Sharingyourvideoe
Amazing video
Thank you! What else are you interested in seeing?
How they transfer
your are awesome and all are literally truth..
Thank you so much. 🧡
I'm about to turn in my rental and buy my chair and I am totally confused. Thanks for this video. I understand more now about what to look for in a chair.
What about quadriplegic and the back height is it should be longer according to high level injury like c6,c7
Very interesting video. Rigid side guards are practical. I don't have some on my wheelchair and my clothes are all dirty.
Outstanding video! Your suggestions are very helpful and as well informative. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for making this video
Nicely done, thanks for the tips!
buenas noches, por que Mary Allison no sube nuevos videos. me sirvieron de mucho
getting fitted tomorrow and its a process
I had a stroke 6 years ago, I'm alive today because God blessed me, to see another day, he saved my life from a Coma after my stroke, I had surgery and I went in a coma. I was rushed to Grady Hospital where I was air lifted in a Helicopter and brought to Grady Hospital. But I'm not why God has a unique plan for me, but I'm going to say yes to everything that happened to me. Amen Awesome 🙆 Amazing Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah
Very helpful. Thank you!
Great video....thank you!
Amazing video!! I am in the process of getting a new chair(Ti-Lite) right now and this was very helpful!
very expensive brand
Beautiful and serious girl thanks for sharing
Great video! And I loved all the bloopers!!! Lol
I think this is gonna help with the wheelchair for my character.
Thanks Mary Allison, great vid!
If you live in the north, this video doesn’t work. Just a heads up. You want off-road tires for muds and snow, a wider wheel base for stability on hills but don’t go over 3% or you won’t fit through a doorway. 2% or 3% negative camber depending on the size of your doors at home.
Thank you so much for making this video. I loved it, but I did miss something about the camber that I was asked about when I got my wheelchair.
11:29 This makes me think you should have gone for bigger casters.
A good video. Thank you.
The video is very well done and entertaining. Thanks for sharing it. :)