Crip College


Innovating the Wheelchair








Guess what? I'm building a wheelchair! I was fed up with the lack of innovation in the manual wheelchair world and so I set out to re-design wheelchairs. With backgrounds in mountain biking and machining, and the help of some friends, I got to work.
If you are in a wheelchair, or know someone in a wheelchair, please provide feedback to myself and the design team by filling out the form below. We'd love to hear from you. More information will follow about this wheelchair. By filling out this form, you'll receive updates on how things are going and the new things happening on the Crip College site.

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* Please check what applies to your situation
I am in a wheelchair
I know someone in a wheelchair  >>>

Specify relationship:

* Specify type and level of injury
Para     Level of injury Multiple Sclerosis
Quad    Level of injury Amputee
Cerebral Palsy Other >>> Specify

* Primary wheelchair used
Manual
Power

What type of wheelchair are you currently using?
Manufacturer & Model:

    Identify 3 things you like least about your current wheelchair?

    Please rate the following wheelchair benefits on a scale of 1 to 5
1: not important - 5: very important
1 2 3 4 5
Clean hands
Lightweight suspension system
Gears and brakes
Weight
Decrease of repetitive injuries
Good looks

    What is your definition of the "perfect wheelchair"?
    (Besides one that you're not in)

    Other comments

    Personal information
* E-mail address
    First Name
    Last Name
* Date of birth
    (come on, don't be shy)
* Sex
    (yes please!)
Male   Female

    Where did you hear about Crip College?
What brought you to Crip College?  

THANK YOU!

 

Thanks for your help guys! I just need one more favour. Now that I know what you want in your wheelchair, I need to figure out the best way to get it to you. Please click on the following link for 'The Next Step' to answer just a few more questions. I promise it won’t take you long and your feedback is greatly appreciated.

Click here to go to the next step...