Taking a Beach Wheelchair Into the Water
One of the best moments of a beach day is feeling the water. Our beach wheelchair is built for it: rust-proof PVC and balloon wheels that float.
How to do it safely
- Go on a calm day with small waves.
- Have two helpers, one on each side or one behind.
- Stay in shallow water, ankle to knee deep for the helpers.
- Face the chair toward the waves so they do not hit the rider from behind.
- Keep a firm grip. The chair floats, which means it can drift.
Know the water
New England water is cold, even in August. A few minutes is often plenty. Check for rip current warnings and lifeguard flags.
After
Pull it back up to dry sand, dry off the rider and bundle them in a towel.
$50/day
- 16" sand wheels
- Rust-proof PVC
- Floats in surf
- All-terrain
Sanitized and ready. Pick your dates in the cart. Call or text (603) 395-1246 for delivery pricing.
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- Beach Wheelchair Rental for Seniors
- Beach Wheelchair Rental Price: What It Costs and What Is Included
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Oceans Mobility · 45 Ashworth Ave, Hampton Beach, NH · (603) 395-1246 · Serving all of New England.