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In 1999, the Volcanic Wheel began been lighting up the lives of people all over the world. Since then, they have built an iconic brand that many have tried to imitate, though the quality and technology of the original can never be matched. Over time, the Volcanic Wheel team has worked to innovate and improve its products, in order to offer the most updated technological advancements. Today, the Volcanic Wheel brand offers a wide range of self-lighted wheels that now feature 8 LED lights with …

Over the years, polyurethane has been replacing several materials in many applications. It is now a preferred option when used in wheels, tires, and several other applications. It acts as a strong base supporting the entire framework of the application. This long lasting material doesn’t require as much maintenance as rubber or plastic. Hence, the time and money saved on these activities itself is a huge benefit from the end-user point of view. Polyurethane tires are expected to perform many, o …

Imagine this, you (along with hundreds of other people) are rushing to the nearest grocery store to stock up on toilet paper, disinfecting wipes, hand sanitizer, and a surplus of other hygiene products. Actually, this isn’t very hard to imagine at all because it was just days ago that this very thing happened and will continue to happen. With all the panic in the air about staying healthy and safe, everyone’s attention has shifted to raising awareness about hygiene and how to maintain yourself …

Read below to find out five ways in which life is becoming more accessible for wheelchair users. 1. Adaptive fashion For many people, finding clothes that are both comfortable and stylish is not far from a simple task; however, for wheelchair users this has long been a pressing issue. For starters, non-adaptive clothing can overutilize rivets, buttons, and zippers that can be uncomfortable for those in a constant sitting position. Additionally, the cut and style of certain fabrics may have dif …

by SPadilla  1944: The history of wheelchair racing begins during WWII. In 1944, with many veterans newly wheelchair bound, Sir Ludiwg Guttman, the director of the Spinal Injuries Centre at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in England, began to incorporate wheelchair sports as rehabilitation for his patients. Late 1940s: After Sir Ludwig Guttman’s competitions, the popularity of competitive wheelchair sports skyrocketed in England as well as in the United States. His wheelchair sports paved t …