So I am finally getting fitted for my new zra this weekend. I was wondering if anyone hassuggestions about features or additions i should consider or add to the chair? I am a c5 quad with good upper body so pushing a manual chair is not bad. Price does not matter since im not paying for it!!! Thanks to voc rehab. I dont want to have to worry about my chair anymore so the tech guy said just load this chair up.
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My New Tilite Zra
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Posted 17 March 2010 - 08:31 PM
I have one of these as well as a ZR. Both have carbon fibre fold down side gaurds, spinergy wheels with kevlar spokes and, kevlar lined puncture proof tyres. My ZRa also has a set of baggage carriers on the front for carrying stuff. I didin't pay for mine either, but as a T12 para, I dont need that many accessories etc but I hope this helps.
#3
Posted 17 March 2010 - 08:50 PM
Ooo oooo oooooo Eric you need to get the baggage carrier and don't forget the light up wheels!!!
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Posted 17 March 2010 - 09:21 PM
only problem I've had was the foot strap while wearing shorts. When my legs get spasams they like, hop up and down, and the strap evantually made a big scab. so I got some soft thing that wraps around it with velcros on the end. works good while wearing shorts, havn't had any problems since.
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Posted 18 March 2010 - 12:42 AM
Eric,
I use a ZRA with the solid seat under a roho cushion. i love not having my knees rolled in by a nylon sling seat. I have the 92 degree foot rest drop arranged to swing up so it gets out of the way with a flick of hand or foot when i want to stand.
If you plan on standing a lot make sure you get brakes. i see many Ti users without brakes but that is for folks who are always sitting.
Good luck-
oh yeah if you pitch the backrest further forward you are going to lose depth on the seat. i did not foresee that.
I use a ZRA with the solid seat under a roho cushion. i love not having my knees rolled in by a nylon sling seat. I have the 92 degree foot rest drop arranged to swing up so it gets out of the way with a flick of hand or foot when i want to stand.
If you plan on standing a lot make sure you get brakes. i see many Ti users without brakes but that is for folks who are always sitting.
Good luck-
oh yeah if you pitch the backrest further forward you are going to lose depth on the seat. i did not foresee that.
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