THE BIG RIG: Worlds Lightest 4WD Off Road Wheelchair

Like any activity, riding the Not-a-Wheelchair involves the risk of injury and damage. By choosing to ride a Not-a-Wheelchair, you assume full responsibility for the risks. Know the rules of safe and responsible riding and practice them. It is up to you to ensure you know how to use and maintain your vehicle. Be sure to always ride with a helmet and/or protective gear. Be aware of all applicable laws which may govern the use of this product in public areas as this product is not to be used in such instances which may violate local laws and/or in public areas which may cause injuries or accidents to bystanders.

[SalemTechsperts]

The Greatest 'Not-a-Wheelchair' That's Ever Lived. Awesome stuff man, you guys are doing amazing work!

[TimHughes]

This Not A Wheelchair movement you started 6 years ago is the greatest expression of love in in its purest form I’ve ever seen. You took a real life issue that you saw your wife dealing with and made a solution for it. Not only helping her but helping millions around the world in the mean time. I’ve been following you since before the first gen version. I can’t wait to see what comes next from all of this.

[Trystmee]

Seeing Cambry so happy makes me smile she gets to explore so much now.

[JonSanders]

Dang. You even added the negatives. I love that.

[wolfgeralt]

One of the most genuine people.. doing an honest business while helping own wife and other less fortunate / disabled

[ahteechia]

What you are doing will make the world more accessible for those who would not have even considered possible. As they say- necessity is the mother of invention. What you have done for your wife whom you obviously love dearly, will benefit so many more. Thank you!

[Falconive]

Love it when influencers use their platform for the good of humanity, great stuff both of you and your team.

[icebrg.]

This is going to change a lot of lives man. This is incredible

[michellemcelreath]

I love this so much: I saw the first few videos of your work on this type of vehicle. My Mom was in a wheelchair, we carried her SO many places due to inaccessibility, I legit cried when I saw this video. This work is so very important.... thank you for keeping at it. For people like my Mom, who could not control her own vehicle due to ALS, I would love to see another iteration with 2 seats: one seat in front for a caregiver "driver", one seat with 5 point safety harness for a passenger of any ability. Universal design is king. <3

[cdnbaconeh]

Totally Awesome. Hard work really does pay off. Congratulations

[gibeark]

Humans performing acts of kindness for others, simply because they can, is one of the most powerful expressions of our shared humanity. These selfless actions not only uplift those directly involved but also inspire and strengthen the entire fabric of society. When we help others without expecting anything in return, we create a ripple effect of positivity and compassion that has the potential to transform the world. This is the true power of being human! You both ROCK!

[kumarbala]

This is awesome. Wishing you all enormous success. This will add so much joy to so many people. True American ingenuity. Kudos from India 🇮🇳 🙏🏾

[ATHIP]

I'm glad you posted today. I sold a mountain bike for $100 today and I just bought a gold coin with the proceeds. That bike took me on the hardest dirt trails that Orange County, CA had to offer, and I loved/hated every minute. I'm so glad I can pay it forward and give someone the chance to enjoy the outdoors like I did. Keep up the good work!

[MDelorean]

Now that is advertising, not some bullshit story but plain old facts and a little side note. That thing looks awesome!!

[tabithaspence]

Half of our family (3/6) have cerebral palsy. I've stopped doing a lot of outdoor stuff since my husband and half of our kids can't do it with me and our other two kids. This actually would make it possible to get out together. ❤❤

[cgm]

I'm from Malawi and there is not enough being done for people who are wheelchair bound. It's difficult to access most buildings and navigate the towns and rural areas. I'm so happy to see that someone in this world is doing something to help and this invention would especially be greatly needed here in Malawi. My sister in law is paralysed so I feel and understand the impact that these inventions can make. May God bless you bro.

[Beautiful_Farm]

This will give so many people freedom. Amazing!

[cadetstm]

as a guy who walks with forearm crutches and uses a Quickie brand manual wheelchair primarily for long distances or long duration of time being outside, it's really neat what you both have created

[John-qreg]

The absolute best advertisement for something I’ve ever seen. Zach you are doing some amazing things. I met you once in traffic at a light. You are as genuine in person as you are in videos and that keeps me watching! Keep up the great work!

[johnzoid]

love to see this Zach! long time coming on this one, still watching and excited to see it.