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Optimum Z 24″ – 26″

Optimum pushrims expand the hand contact area to turn every push into smooth forward momentum, allowing users with reduced grip strength to accelerate and brake without painful joint pressure. For hig ... Read more
Optimum pushrims expand the hand contact area to turn every push into smooth forward momentum, allowing users with reduced grip strength to accelerate and brake without painful joint pressure. For higher motor limitations, the Optimum ZF model incorporates a durable 1.5 mm anti-slip coating, enabling individuals with tetraplegia to steer securely using palm friction alone.
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Product specifications

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  • Sizes: 24″, 25″
  • Fitting distance: 510 mm (24″), 515 mm (24″), 530 mm (25″)
  • Weight: 265 g (24″, 510 mm), 275 g (24″, 515 mm), 275 g (25″, 530 mm)
  • Fitting type: 6 splices
  • Surface treatment: black hard anodized
  • Features: optimal for users with reduced hand strenght

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Omobic Optimum Z pushrim for wheelchairs

Why to choose Optimum Z pushrim?

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Ergonomic shape

The rofile that supports a comfortable and efficient grip, tailored to users’ needs.

Ultra light product

Ultra lightweight

Designed with low weight and easy travelling in mind.

Product applications

FAQ

How do Optimum pushrims support users with reduced hand strength?

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Their broad, ergonomic contact surface distributes hand pressure evenly across the rim. This design minimizes the muscular effort needed to accelerate and brake, effectively protecting wrists and forearms from fatigue during daily mobility.

What is the difference between standard Optimum Z and Optimum ZF?

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While standard Optimum Z focuses on an ergonomic profile and light weight, the Optimum ZF adds a specialized 1.5 mm anti-slip coating. This high-friction layer provides immediate grip without requiring fingers to squeeze the rim, making it the ideal solution for quadriplegia or tetraplegia.

How to select the handrim for my personal needs?

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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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