Coated aluminium pushrim with standard grip 20″ – 25″

For your personal needs, you should consider:

• Grip ability: Tetraplegic or low-grip users benefit from ergonomic shapes with wider contact surfaces and anti-slip coatings (e.g., silicone inserts).
• Environment: Off-road driving requires higher rim clearance, whereas contact sports demand heavy-duty, impact-resistant steel.
• Material & Weight: Choose aluminium or magnesium for lightweight daily mobility, titanium for top durability and all-weather grip, or steel for maximum impact resistance.

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The durable non-slip coating increases friction between your hand and the rim:

• Less Grip Force Required: You need significantly less finger and wrist pressure to generate a powerful push.
• All-Weather Comfort: The coating eliminates the slippery feel of bare metal in wet conditions and insulates against extreme cold or heat.
• Smooth Propulsion: Helps protect palms and wrists from cumulative strain over long daily distances.

These pushrims are engineered for standard active wheelchair rear wheels:

• Available sizes: 20″, 22″, 24″, and 25″ (ETRTO compatible).

• Always verify your wheel’s mounting configuration (number of tabs and tab spacing) before ordering to ensure a direct, secure fit.

The standard grip coating is ideal for:

• Active everyday riders looking for better traction without added bulk.

• Users with partial hand or finger weakness who need reliable propulsion control.

• Anyone seeking a balance between controlled rolling and comfortable open-palm braking.

• Clean regularly using a soft cloth, warm water, and mild detergent.

• Do not use harsh chemical solvents, acetone, or abrasive sponges.

• On long, steep downhills, use cycling or wheelchair gloves to prevent excessive friction heat buildup on the coated surface