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Joëlette Adventure
Hiking chairs. Single-wheel all-terrain chair carried and steered by two or more guides on hiking trails.
Adaptive sports and recreation equipment
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 6 products
Four kinds of leisure equipment share this page. Hiking chairs such as the Joëlette Adventure carry a seated person on a single wheel, with one helper in front and one behind, along narrow mountain trails. Beach chairs, including the Vipamat Hippocampe and the floating Mobi-chair, roll over sand on wide wheels and can enter the water. Sit-skis like the Tessier Tempo Dualski mount a moulded seat on one or two skis with a shock absorber, steered with short outrigger poles. Adaptive paddling covers seats, supports and grips that fit a kayak or canoe.
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Hippocampe beach and all-terrain wheelchair
Beach chairs. Low all-terrain chair for sand, water and trails that can also be fitted with ski kits.
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Mobi-chair
Beach chairs. Amphibious chair that rolls on sand and floats in water with buoyant armrests.
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Tempo Dualski
Sit-skis. Fully suspended two-ski sit-ski with gas jacks that help load onto chairlifts.
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Hydra monoski
Sit-skis. High-performance monoski whose suspension linkage repositions the skier through each turn.
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Basic Seat (kayak/canoe)
Adaptive paddling. Adaptive paddling seat with independently adjustable support points that mounts in kayaks or canoes.
How to choose
- A single-wheel hiking chair needs at least two fit helpers, more on steep or long routes.
- Mono-skis demand good trunk balance, while dual-skis are steadier and can be guided by an instructor.
- Floating beach chairs are for calm, shallow water with a companion alongside at all times.
- Sit-ski seats are sized to the hips, so give seat width and body weight when you enquire.
Guides for choosing adaptive sports and recreation
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Beach and trail chairs explained
Three designs solve three problems: sand, steep paths and rough ground. Pick by terrain, by who supplies the muscle, and by what fits in your car.
Common questions
What is a sit-ski?
It is a moulded seat fixed to a frame with suspension, mounted on one ski (mono-ski) or two (dual-ski or bi-ski). The skier steers by leaning and uses short outriggers for balance.
How does a single-wheel hiking chair work?
The passenger sits above one central wheel with suspension and a brake. A helper at the back balances and steers using handles, and another at the front pulls. Some versions have electric assistance.