any certain handrims that would help reduce hand pain im using short tab push rims now and am wondering what might be a good choice i maybe getting a new chair in few months and may try different rims to see if it helps
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I'm starting the new chair process, too, and I'm going to look at aftermarket hand rims as well.
From what I've seen the Surge LT's are the ones I want to look at. If I have chance to try anything out, I'll let you know.Rollin' since '89. Complete C8
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I got a pair of Q-Grips a few months ago.....they are great. I was hooked on soft, foam covered handrims for years I but couldn't find them anymore. The Q-Grips are easy on my hands, very tacky or "grippy" and are more durable than the foam covered rims.
http://www.out-front.com/qgrip_showcase.php
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I've not heard of this company before http://carbolife.de/en/eqpt - rigid chair, 2 scooters, crutches/sticks/frames, assistance cat.
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Instead of handrims, maybe try some gloves. A very significant decrease of grabbing force needed to grab the rim, without worrying about chewing up the handrim bashing it against things. You can really power through stuff with the added grip. Keeps hands cleaner too. I like these, usually under $20 delivered off ebay.
http://www.safariland.com/products/h...6.html#start=2
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I demoed out a pair of some rubber tightly ribbed and ribs the other day at a rugby competition.. They were awesome and had super grip. I wish I could remember the name of itC-5/6, 7-9-2000
Scottsdale, AZ
Make the best out of today because yesterday is gone and tomorrow may never come. Nobody knows that better than those of us that have almost died from spinal cord injury.
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Originally posted by rybread View PostI demoed out a pair of some rubber tightly ribbed and ribs the other day at a rugby competition.. They were awesome and had super grip. I wish I could remember the name of it
https://ribgrips.com
Can you compare them to Q-Grips?
Thanks.Pharmacist, C4-5 injury but functional C6 (no triceps/flexors)
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I really love my Surge handrims as well. They are so comfortable, grip really well (I have full hand strength though) and the rubber doesn't blacken my hands."What is the first business of one who studies... To part with self conceit. For it is impossible for anyone to begin to learn what he thinks he already knows." -Epictetus (55-135) Greek Philosopher
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