The All-Terrain Snow Wheelchair
Built for Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall
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Our engineers spent years building the most functional and attainable snow wheelchair possible. We call it the Freedom Chair.
IT'S ALL POSSIBLE
Our team has worked tirelessly to ensure the lowest selling price possible. Our most popular model the Freedom Chair 3.0 is listed at $2,995.00. It is competitively priced against other all-terrain chairs on the market.
We offer several financing and funding solutions including:
- Payment plans that allow for bite-sized, low-APR monthly payments up to 36 months
- Grants specifically for the purpose of helping people pay for adaptive athletic equipment
- State loan programs to help people with disabilities buy life-changing equipment
- Crowdfunding guides
- A contract with the VA, which allows veterans of the US Armed Forces to receive it at no cost through their local VA health center
It was the first time I’ve been able to try the Freedom Chair in these particular types of winter conditions, and I was so impressed. The amount of control and stability I had (compared to my ultralight trying to navigate lesser conditions) was beyond what I could have hoped for. I will say that in the thick loose snow it’s effort, but definitely less effort than working through sand!
—Nerissa, Utah
WE'RE PROUD TO BE SUPPORTED BY:
The GRIT Freedom Chair is a manual, all-terrain wheelchair built for snow, sand, hiking, and more. Developed by MIT engineers, this easy-to-push, lever-driven wheelchair comes armed with rugged mountain bike wheels, a big, sturdy front wheel that doesn’t get stuck, and optional trail handles.
Is the GRIT Freedom Chair Right for you?
- Do you need a manual wheelchair that allows you to get back outside in your neighborhood and ride alongside your children on their bikes?
- Are you searching for a solution that allows you to get down to the shoreline dip your toes in water at the beach
- Looking for a practical and safe way to explore your favorite rough terrain trail with loved ones, or compete in a Spartan race?
- Do you have a strong desire to just enjoy life more each day?
Financing and funding
Get more information
The GRIT Freedom Chair is a manual, all-terrain wheelchair built for every type of adventure. Developed by MIT engineers, this easy-to- push, lever-driven wheelchair comes armed with rugged mountain bike wheels, a big, sturdy front wheel that doesn’t get stuck, and optional trail handles.
Is the GRIT Freedom Chair Right for you?
- Do you need a manual wheelchair that allows you to get back outside in your neighborhood and ride alongside your children on their bikes?
- Are you searching for a solution that allows you to get down to the shoreline dip your toes in water at the beach
- Looking for a practical and safe way to explore your favorite rough terrain trail with loved ones, or compete in a Spartan race?
- Do you have a strong desire to just enjoy life more each day?
Maybe there’s a trail you want to put beneath your tires, a hill you want to climb, a finish line you want to put behind you, or an oceanfront destination you want to enjoy.
WE'RE PROUD TO BE SUPPORTED BY:
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Official Equipment of Para Spartan
Our team has worked tirelessly to ensure the lowest selling price as possible. Our most popular model, the Freedom Chair 3.0, is listed at $2,995.00. It is competitively priced against other all-terrain chairs on the market.
We offer several financing and funding solutions including:
- Payment plans that allow for bite-sized, low-APR monthly payments up to 36 months
- Grants specifically for the purpose of helping people pay for adaptive athletic equipment
- State loan programs to help people with disabilities buy life-changing equipment
- Crowdfunding guides
- A contract with the VA, which allows veterans of the US Armed Forces to receive it at no cost through their local VA health center
Financing and funding
