FreeWheel Wheelchair Attachment by Living Spinal
Looking for a lightweight, durable front wheel wheelchair attachment that in seconds quickly and securely clamps to the solid footrest of your rigid-frame manual chair or any folding chair using the Freewheel folding wheelchair adaptor. Once attached, the FreeWheel gently lifts your front casters off the ground turning you into a 3-wheel, all-terrain chair.
With the FreeWheel you can safely push over surfaces that would typically be impossible! Instead of struggling or popping "wheelies" to go over grass, curbs, or down dirt trails, you can now safely push over almost any obstacle. Not only does the FreeWheel make it easier to push yourself, it makes it easier for anyone who is pushing you and you'll feel much more secure being pushed.
"The FreeWheel is the most innovative piece of adaptive equipment available."
- Andrew Hippert
The FreeWheel comes with all you need to set it up on your chair. The initial installation may take approximately 15 min., after that the FreeWheel clamps on in seconds. When you are not using the FreeWheel you can store it on the perch on the back of your chair.
How to Order a Custom Freewheel, or Folding Chair Adaptor
Folding Wheelchairs - Compatibility
Tubing Compatibility - Round horizontal tubing may be 1" or 1-1/8" in diameter
Width between horizontal mounting tubing - 13" to 19"
Side tubing height for mounting: 2 footrests - 6" to 16"
Single footrest - 10" to 16"
Motion Composites wheelchairs, namely the Helio C2 and A7, have a wider diameter bar and will need a Motion Composites Folding Wheelchair adaptor, available in the options above.
Custom Frames
Standard wheelchair frames have a distance of 4-3/4" from the top of the footrest to the floor. If your chair has a greater distance, please choose the correct measurements from the option dropdown above.
How to choose the right custom option:
- If your footplate is from 4 1/2"-6 1/2" from the top of the footrest to the floor, you would choose 5 1/2 (freewheel)
- If your footplate is from 5 1/2"-7 1/2" from the top of the footrest to the floor, you would choose 6 1/2 (freewheel)
- If your footplate is from 6 1/2"-8 1/2" from the top of the footrest to the floor, you would choose 7 1/2 (freewheel)
- If your footplate is from 7 1/2"-9 1/2" from the top of the footrest to the floor, you would choose 8 1/2 (freewheel)
*For a child, pick the footplate distance that allows some room for growth.
*If you have a folding wheelchair, disregard footplate measurements and refer to the folding wheelchair compatibility list above
Flip Up Foot Plate
If your chair has a flip-up foot plate such as the ones seen below, you will need to convert the footplate to an angle-adjustable footplate by purchasing one from the manufacturer. But, fear not! Living Spinal can make that process easy for you. If you also have a TiLite chair, simply select TiLite angle adjustable conversion kit in the options, type in your wheelchair's serial number, and it includes everything you need to get the Freewheel to work. If you have a brand other than Tilite, give us a ring at 619-810-0010 and we'll help you get the angle adjustable footrest ordered so you can use the Freewheel.
TiLite Angle-Adjustable Footplates
Do you have a Tilite Rigid chair? Does it have an angle-adjustable footplate? You'll need a special part called the P102 clamp kit. The picture to the right shows the issue that is sovled with this clamp. Simply put, you just need to switch out the clamp that's already on your wheelchair with the P102 so it will work with the Freewheel.
Combine your Freewheel with All-Terrain SUMO wheels!
For the ultimate off-road manual chair conversion! Available in the checkout options
Easily pop the SUMO wheels on and greatly improve your wheelchair's potential. Pins and spacers will ensure fitment, use the chart below to find what pin size you need, and easily add them with the checkout options.
Wheelchair Manufacturer | Axle Sleeve Length | Axle Pin Needed for Sumo Wheels with 2 Spacers |
Tilite | 2" | 4-3/4" |
Quickie | 2-1/4" | 5" |
Box | 2" | 4-3/4" |
Motion Composites | 2-1/8" | 4-3/4" |
Ki Mobility | 2" | 4-3/4" |
Karman | 2 1/4 | 5" |
Carbon Black | 2-1/2" | 5-1/4" |
Downloads:
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Buyer's Guide: FreeWheel Wheelchair Attachment
Introduction
The FreeWheel Wheelchair Attachment is a transformative accessory that enhances the mobility and functionality of manual wheelchairs. It features a sturdy, retractable wheel that attaches to the front of the wheelchair, effectively lifting the front casters off the ground. This innovative design allows users to navigate various terrains with greater ease, including grass, gravel, and rough surfaces, providing enhanced stability and reducing the effort required to propel the wheelchair.
Understanding Your Mobility Needs
Assess your specific mobility requirements. Consider factors such as the terrain you navigate, level of independence desired, and desired improvements in maneuverability to determine if the FreeWheel Attachment suits your needs.
FreeWheel Wheelchair Key Features and Design
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FreeWheel All-Terrain Mobility Attachment
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FreeWheel Chair Installation and Compatibility
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Maneuverability and Performance with a FreeWheel Attachment
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FreeWheel Chair Attachment Durability and Maintenance
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FreeWheel Wheelchair Attachment User Experience and Reviews
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FreeWheel Wheelchair Pricing and Support Services
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FreeWheel Attachment Technical Specifications
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FreeWheel Wheelchair Attachment Installation Guide
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FreeWheel Wheelchair Attachment Review
The FreeWheel Attachment revolutionizes the mobility of manual wheelchairs. Prioritize compatibility, durability, comfort, and safety features when choosing the right attachment to suit your needs.
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I love it, Opens up the backyard again because I can go over the grass so much easier now.
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Works wonderfully!! Great shipping!
I live on a farm and couldn't get around with my wheelchair with all the fields, tall grass and weeds, uneven gravel driveway, packed dirt and rutted areas, etc.
With my freewheel I'm getting everywhere!!!!! Uphill in tall wild grass/weeds takes some arm muscle but it's doable. Lol
I have more freedom now than I ever did.
The wheel is so easy to put on and take off too!!!! You do need knobby tires on your chair though otherwise they will slip. I bought those from living spinal too!