RehaDesign Wheelchair Tire Covers-Wheelchair Slippers
Did you ever stop to think about all of the dirt and germs you bring inside on your wheelchair tires? Have your tires ever left black marks on the floor or tracked mud on a carpet? When able bodied people go inside, they often take off their shoes and put on their slippers of socks. Now wheelchair users can put on their slippers and socks too! RehaDesign Wheelchair Slippers and RehaDesign Wheelchair Socks! What are they?
Wheelchair Slippers are covers for the large back tires. Wheelchair Socks are covers for the small front caster tires. Both are designed to:
* go on easily.
* cover the wheels to help prevent dirt, germs and marks from transferring to the floors.
* grip the wheels to prevent slippage
* be machine washable
* be attractive
Wheelchair Slippers are covers for the large back tires. Wheelchair Socks are covers for the small front caster tires. Both are designed to:
* go on easily.
* cover the wheels to help prevent dirt, germs and marks from transferring to the floors.
* grip the wheels to prevent slippage
* be machine washable
* be attractive
Watch How Easy It Is To Put On Wheelchair Slippers
Watch How Easy It Is To Put On Wheelchair Socks
Measure your caster diameter as shown above, and click below to select the diameter of your wheelchair caster and to add Wheelchair Socks to your basket. The price is for 1 pair (2 pieces) of beige wheelchair socks.
RehaDesign Mud Eaters
Do your wheelchair tires get wet or muddy? If so, you may be interested in RehaDesign Mud Eaters. Mud Eaters are similar to Wheelchair Slippers, except that they are made out of water resistant neoprene, the same material wet-suits are made from. This water resistant material will help prevent water and mud from transferring to your floors. Mud Eaters are only available in black. Click to add to shopping cart. Price is for 1 pair (2 pieces) of Mud Eaters |