Basketball Professional Sports Wheelchair With Removable Wheels

Description The Remarkable Basketball Professional Sports Wheelchair with Removable Wheels is designed with maximum mobility in mind. This ultra-lightweight sports wheelchair features high-performance technology and ergonomics which is ideal for both amateur or competitive sporting competitions to excel in your daily activity and your game with superb driving capability, speed, and control. Sports Basketball manual wheelchair lightweight while heavy duty Specifications: Fully welded aluminum base with fixed camber to give the optimal stiffness and durability High-performance sport wheels High-pressure tires Quick-release axles Fixed swivel anti-tip with a 78mm fifth wheel Adjustable footrest height Back storage pocket Rear support handle Non-slip water-resistant removable seat cushion Seat belt for the safety Breathable Anti-slip Cushion Cover Black heady Duty Quick-release wheels with push in Button Dimensions: Seat Width: 41cm Seat Depth: 41cm Seat Height: 50cm from the ground Overall Width: 95cm Overall Depth: 9cm Overall Height: 7cm from the ground 26-inch Wheels 78mm Castor Wheels Overall Weight: 13kg Weight Capacity: 113 kg Lowest Clearance from the ground: 7.5cm Frequently asked questions: 1- What colours does this wheelchair come in? This wheelchair currently comes in a royal blue colour. 2- Is this wheelchair foldable? Due to its design, this wheelchair does not fold. 3- Is this sports wheelchair complex to use? No, anyone can use this wheelchair as it is designed to manoeuvre just like a regular wheelchair. 4- How much does a sport wheelchair cost in Sydney? A High Quality Sports Wheelchair can cost around $3500. We also have a very high quality heavy duty sports wheelchair only costing $2890! 5- How is wheelchair basketball different to normal basketball? One of the biggest differences between basketball and wheelchair basketball is dribbling. A wheelchair basketball player can push a manual wheelchair one or two times while the ball remains in his or her hands or lap. 6- What sports can you play in a wheelchair? Almost any sport in which able-bodied athletes can participate in can be modified for participation by individuals with a disability including archery, athletics, basketball, cycling, bowling, canoeing, equestrian, fencing, golf, kayaking, rowing, rugby, sailing, shooting, skiing, ice hockey, swimming, table tennis, tennis, water skiing, power lifting and others.