WHEELBLADES S

The WHEELBLADES S are designed for people who rely on a wheelchair and want to maintain their freedom even in winter.
They enable independent mobility on snow and ice – for anyone who wants to stay active despite a disability and enjoy the outdoors.

In addition, WHEELBLADES make life easier for relatives and caregivers who push wheelchairs in winter:
Thanks to the sturdy mini-skis, the front wheels glide effortlessly over snow, making pathways, walks, and outings possible again even in winter conditions.

Target groups include:

Wheelchair users who want to move independently and safely in winter

Relatives, assistants, and caregivers

Facilities and organizations in rehabilitation, care, and inclusion

Winter sports and outdoor enthusiasts with disabilities

Additionally, there are WHEELBLADES XL – the larger version for strollers, rehab buggies, walkers, and bike trailers.
This allows families with young children or people with limited mobility to enjoy safe winter mobility as well.

The WHEELBLADES S are a one-size-fits-all product – compatible with almost all wheelchair front wheels measuring 2 to 6 cm in width.
Once individually adjusted at home, they can be attached in seconds without any tools.

Here’s how it works:

1️⃣ Place the WHEELBLADES on the ground.
2️⃣ Tilt the wheelchair slightly backward so the front wheels are free.
3️⃣ Position the front wheels into the binding and secure them.
4️⃣ Close the quick-release – and you’re ready to go!

In just a few seconds, the small front wheels transform into sturdy mini-skis that glide safely and effortlessly over snow and ice.

On snowy or icy sidewalks – no more sinking of the small front wheels
When crossing poorly cleared streets or driveways
On packed snow or solid surfaces around the home or during shopping trips
During walks or outings in snow-covered parks and nature trails
When visiting Christmas markets, ski resorts, or winter hiking trails
For shared activities with family and friends – without fear of slipping wheels

For caregivers & assistants:
Easier wheelchair pushing on snow or ice
Increased safety and control on uneven, slippery terrain
No more blocked or frozen front wheels

In facilities & organizations:
For care homes, rehab centers, and schools with outdoor areas in winter
For transport services or support programs that operate even in snowy conditions