Wheelchair, Stroller and Carrier Tips and Tricks
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Wheelchairs

The OAS Air pro is a lightweight power wheelchair that weighs around 33 pounds and folds down quickly when it’s time to load up and go. The compact design can make travel, appointments, and everyday outings more manageable. The battery is rated for up to 15 miles per charge, depending on use.

MakeGood A free/low-cost 3D printed wheelchair designed for children ages 1-8. You can either order one from them and have it made, or use their design and print one for yourself.


For families juggling strollers and medical equipment, this can really pull double duty. It works as an everyday stroller while also giving you space to safely carry a ventilator or other supplies, which makes outings a lot more doable.

For families carrying a full load of equipment, this stroller helps keep everything together in one place. It holds medical gear and supplies while the side-by-side design keeps things comfortable and practical.


Safely and comfortably explore trails, stroll through the park, and embark on grand adventures with The Freeloader Child Carrier. It’s high carrying capacity of up to 80 lbs makes it stand out against other carriers.

Regain your freedom to explore with the Cascade Cart. Help your loved ones experience the world on singletrack trails, the beach, or even snow so physical limitations don’t leave them out. Max weight 150lbs.

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