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TerraInHopper
An all-wheel drive, fully electric, four-wheel independent suspension wheelchair built for the outdoors.
It picks up where a standard power wheelchair gives up — and stops short of being an ATV someone has to climb onto. Four-wheel drive, all electric, one rider, one throttle.
The rider sits in a stable seat and drives themselves. Woods. Beach. Gravel road. Field. Lake bank. Snow. The driveway after a hard rain. The places regular mobility equipment leaves you parked.
It's quiet, it's simple to operate, and it's built so the person riding it is doing the going — not being pushed, not being lifted, not being left at the truck.
If any of these sound familiar, this is the right machine to be looking at.
They miss being outside
The deer camp, the lake, the back pasture, the grandkids' ballgame on grass — it's quietly slipped off the calendar.
A wheelchair won't go where they want to go
Power chairs are built for sidewalks and tile floors. Gravel, sand, pine straw, and a soft yard stop them cold.
They've stopped joining the trips
Not because they don't want to. Because getting from the truck to the dock, the blind, or the campsite isn't possible anymore.
They want to drive, not be pushed
Being pushed isn't the same as going. They want to steer themselves to where the day is happening.
