Healthline Medical All Terrain Beach Wheelchair

Healthline Wheelchair for Beach Features

• Stainless steel hardware
• Sliding footrest with a foot plate
• The Sand Wheelchair wheels can be removed easily
• Breaks down in 3-section for easy transportation
• Non-corrosive and puncture-proof wheels
• Balloon flotation tires allow for extra stability and easy rolling
• This Beach Wheelchair is made of durable PVC construction
• Equipped with heavy-duty, high-flotation WheelEEZ Balloon Wheels
• Comfortable cushion seat covered with tough outdoor fabric
• The Handicap beach chair is maintenance-free, durable, and has a waterproof frame

Wheelchair Specifications

• Dimensions: 41"H x 34.5"W x 41"D
• Seat width: 21" between arms
• Seat height: 25"
• Product weight: 160 lbs
• Weight capacity: 250 lbs

Note: The wheels of this Healthline Beach Wheelchair For Sale are gray in color, not yellow

What does it include?

• 6 ft umbrella (8 panels)
• Mesh bag
• Cushion
• Safety belt

What to buy with All Terrain Beach Wheelchair

• Hermell Padded Imitation Sheepskin Arm Cozies
• Drive Seat Belt For Wheelchair
• Savant Wheelchair Headrest

Healthline Beach Wheelchair Wheels

The wheels of this all-terrain beach wheelchair have special features:

• Polyurethane (PU) tires that feature 100% USA-made material
• Polyurethane tires are stable in a wide temperature range: -15 to 75 C (5 to 167 F)
• Beach Wheel Chair rolls effortlessly over soft sand, mud, and turf
• Equally superior performance on asphalt, concrete, gravel, and rocks
• Include bike-style Schrader valves with caps, no problematic needle-style valves
• Stainless steel ball bearings reduce rolling resistance
• Molybdenum-enhanced bushings improve gliding

FAQs About Healthline Wheelchair for Beach

1. How do you get a wheelchair through sand?

If you're someone who uses a wheelchair for mobility, it can be very difficult or impossible to cross the sand without specialized equipment such as a beach chair. These are great options for accessing the beach independently.

2. Is it easier to push a sand wheelchair with big or small wheels?

Larger rear wheels make the wheelchair easier to push by the attendant and better over lumps and bumps.

3. How do you push a beach wheelchair without straining your back?

Using your body weight by leaning forward while pushing may help to reduce the loads onto the lower back slightly, but it's also important to note that leaning forward would also increase the potential for the caregiver to slip and fall.