Days like this are a great reminder of how adaptive sports and inclusive activities can bring people together. During the “À vos marques!” Tour, organized by ARLPH Chaudière-Appalaches at Centre Caztel in Sainte-Marie, hundreds of athletes took part in a day filled with energy, challenges, determination, and meaningful shared experiences. We were happy to see […]
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Making an activity accessible is not only about providing equipment. It’s about allowing more people to take part in outings, events, sports, and outdoor experiences, regardless of ability. More and more organizations, municipalities, and community groups want to create more inclusive projects, but they don’t always know where to start. Sometimes, one adaptive equipment solution
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Sometimes, it’s the everyday details that make the biggest difference. Laura-Jane and her daughter Mia, from the Toronto area, are now using an Ice Perf for skating outings. By sharing their experience, Laura-Jane especially wanted to highlight something very practical: how easy the equipment is to transport, even for someone relying on public transit. With
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“Once you try it… you never stop.” Stories like Stéphanie’s are a powerful reminder of how adaptive outdoor activities can transform not only experiences, but also the way disability is perceived. Through races, outdoor outings, and shared moments, adaptive equipment makes it possible to participate, move, feel emotions, and fully enjoy the experience. The Joelette
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Behind every piece of equipment, there are meaningful experiences worth sharing. A first outdoor activity, an adapted outing, a community project, or a special moment shared with family or friends… Every experience can inspire others to participate, discover new activities, or take that first step. Seeing our equipment being used in real-life projects, accessible activities,
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Joëlette Adventure or Joëlette Finisher: how to choose the right one? Both models are designed for different uses, depending on terrain and activity. Joëlette Finisher Best suited for smooth surfaces such as roads, bike paths, or stable trails. It is designed for fluid movement and works well for running or more dynamic use. Joëlette Adventure
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Some collaborations truly make a difference. Working alongside committed partners makes it possible to go further, offer reliable equipment, and keep improving accessibility in meaningful ways. Behind every solution, there’s shared work, ongoing dialogue, and a common goal: meeting real-world needs. Thank you to everyone contributing, in their own way, to more inclusive projects.
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Zero Limit’ will be attending the Atlantic Recreation & Facilities Conference 2026. We’ll be at our booth on May 20 in Halifax (NS), as part of this event bringing together recreation and facility professionals. Co-organized by Recreation Facility Association of NS, Recreation Nova Scotia , Recreation PEI, Recreation NB / Loisirs N.-B. and Recreation Newfoundland
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What truly drives us, every single day? When we talk about Zero Limit’, we’re talking about much more than just equipment. Behind every project and every conversation, there’s a simple goal: making activities more accessible to more people. These are the values that shape everything we do.
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A look back at a conference focused on inclusion and the importance of making adaptive equipment available. Gilles, owner of Zero Limit’, recently had the opportunity to speak at the annual conference of the RFABC (Recreation Facilities Association of British Columbia), in front of parks and recreation professionals from municipalities across British Columbia. His presentation,
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