Poncho raincoat for a wheelchair from wind, rain, sleet allows you to take walks in any weather. In the production of a raincoat, we use a fabric that can withstand storm conditions. Thoughtful design, attention to detail make the product functional and comfortable. The product is equipped with reflective elements for moving in the dark.
Advantages
- Wind and waterproof fabric.
This fabric is used in the production of clothing that protects against strong water pressure and wind. - The product retains its protective properties even at low temperatures (up to -20C).
- The raincoat is sewn from a special material: 70% polyester, 30% PVC.
- Rubberized fabric reliably protects from rain, wind, sleet, raincoat does not get wet and is not blown.
- The fabric is durable and abrasion resistant.
Design features
1. Design versatility.
The design of the raincoat is a poncho. The size is calculated in such a way that the product is a convenient addition to the standard model of a wheelchair.
2. Different length of the product.
The front of the poncho is elongated so that the patient's legs are protected from wind and precipitation, and the back is shorter so that it does not cause inconvenience and does not drag. The raincoat does not prevent a person in a wheelchair from driving it.
3. Drawstring hood.
In strong wind or rain, the ties can be tightened for a secure fit around the face.
4. Slots for wheelchair handles.
Slots additionally fix the rain cover to the stroller. Even in strong winds, the cape does not inflate and does not rise above the shoulders.
5. Reflective stripe on the back.
In the presence of reflective elements, the object becomes 3 times more visible to the driver.
6. The seat of the wheelchair is also protected from rain.
The armrests of the chair are completely hidden under the side folds of the rain cover.
Instructions for use
Raincoat for a person in a wheelchair is comfortable to use, it is easy to put on and take off:
- put on a poncho
- straighten,
- put the handles of the stroller through the slots located at the back of the rain cover, align the Velcro on the slots for the handles
- if necessary, tighten the drawstrings of the hood.
