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Joëlette Adventure
Hiking chairs. Single-wheel all-terrain chair carried and steered by two or more guides on hiking trails.
Sport and recreation
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 6 products
Time outdoors should not stop where the pavement ends. This section holds equipment for leisure in places an everyday wheelchair cannot reach: mountain paths, soft sand, the sea, snow slopes and open water. Some items are used independently and others rely on companions who push, pull or guide, which makes them popular with families, clubs and tourism operators. Court and racing wheelchairs sit in the manual wheelchairs section, and handcycles in the power assist and handcycles section. What you find here are the specialised machines for the mountain, the beach and the water.
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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
- Be clear about how many helpers each activity needs, since some equipment requires two or more.
- Consider hiring or joining a club first if you will use the equipment only a few days a year.
- Plan storage and transport, as recreational gear is often bulky and needs a van or trailer.
- Take instruction from an adaptive sports organisation before using equipment on slopes or water.
Guides for choosing sport & recreation
All guidesSport & Outdoors · 8 min read
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 sports can wheelchair users do outdoors?
Hiking with all-terrain or single-wheel chairs, handcycling, sit-skiing, kayaking and canoeing, sailing, swimming with beach chairs and more. Local adaptive sports clubs often lend equipment and provide coaching.
Can adaptive sports equipment be rented?
Often yes. Ski resorts, beach services, outdoor centres and disability sports organisations commonly keep equipment for hire or loan. That is a sensible way to try an activity before buying.