I was at the football on Saturday and saw a kid in an RGK chair that had torso supports. Basically, curved pads that were attached to his chair and "held" his torso under his armpits. Struck me as a useful sports aid for me, and potentially some others. Any ideas of who makes these or what they're called?
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Demountable Side Supports
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Ralph C
, Aug 22 2011 07:00 PM
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Posted 23 August 2011 - 12:18 AM
They're not a removable component per-say. When the chair is ordered CERTAIN models will have options for positioning/seating additions which is what I think it sounds as though this kid had on his chair.
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Posted 23 August 2011 - 03:41 PM
am suspecting you mean laterals .They are normally swing away so can get in and out the chair.Often used to aid for postioning when trunk is weak .But you oten need a seat with a high back often ordered by WCS in uk ( my son had them for a while to stop him leaning to the left )
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