Isabelle Giard

Zero Limit’ proud partner of the Orford Everest Challenge !

The Orford Everest Challenge is coming up! The largest gathering of Joëlette(s)—probably on the entire American continent—which is now co-organized by AlterGo and the Adaptive Sport Foundation, taking place September 25–27… at Mont Orford, of course! As it does every year, Zero Limit’ is pleased to be a partner of the event. If you would

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Adaptive Sports Activities: More Opportunities to Stay Active

Moving, challenging yourself, sharing experiences, building confidence, or simply having fun… Sport means something different to everyone. Thanks to adaptive equipment, more and more activities are becoming accessible, including hiking, golf, skating, paddleboarding, cycling, horseback riding, and many more. Because it’s not just about playing a sport, it’s about having the freedom to choose the

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Electric Gekko fx26 Recumbent Tricycle : happiness for Chantale and Francis!

Yesterday was an exceptional day in more than one way! It was the day Chantale and Francis came to pick up their Gekko fx26 electric recumbent tricycle — quite a rocket! A huge thank you to Chantale and Francis for your trust and friendliness! Kudos to our incredible partners: CIVA, which allowed Chantale to test

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5 Solutions to Make Aquatic Activities More Accessible

Water activities don’t all come with the same challenges… and neither do the solutions. Whether it’s enjoying a day at the beach, accessing a pool, reaching the shoreline, or taking part in water sports, every situation calls for a different approach. That’s why a variety of adaptive solutions exist depending on the environment, the activity,

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Pushing the boundaries of accessibility with adapted solutions

Pushing the limits of what’s possible means believing there’s always a way to go further. More than a slogan, it’s a philosophy that guides everything we do. We believe that limits are not fixed. With the right solutions, it’s often possible to make an activity, a place, or an experience more accessible. Every project is

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Rehasense and Motion Composites: More Flexible Mobility Solutions

A new collaboration that expands mobility possibilities. Rehasense and Motion Composites have entered into a compatibility agreement allowing selected Rehasense power add-ons and the TrackWheel to be used with several Motion Composites carbon fibre wheelchair models. This collaboration brings together lightweight wheelchair technology with proven power-assist and all-terrain solutions, giving users even greater flexibility. It’s

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