TENNIS
Wheelchair Tennis was founded in 1976 when Brad Parks first hit a tennis ball from a wheelchair and realised the potential of this new sport.
Still one of the fastest growing wheelchair sports in the world, wheelchair tennis integrates very easily with the able-bodied game since it can be played on any regular tennis court, with no modifications to rackets and balls.
Wheelchair tennis follows the same rules as able-bodied tennis as endorsed by the ITF, with the only exception being that the wheelchair tennis player is allowed two bounces of the ball. ITF Wheelchair Tennis Website
SPECIFICATIONS & Measurements (cm)
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Frame: |
Aluminium |
Length: |
98 |
Width: |
85 |
Height: |
68 |
Seat back height: |
28 |
Seat depth: |
36 |
Seat width: |
36 |
Seat height: |
42 |
Seat Colour: |
Black |
Rear wheel diam. |
66 (pneumatic tyres).
Quick release |
Front wheel diam. |
7.5 |
Weight: |
15 kg. |
Max. user weight: |
100 kg (16 stone) |
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The RDK Tennis Wheelchair is lightweight and robust yet at half of the price of other manufacturers. Non-folding, padded cushion seat with detachable quick release pneumatic rear wheels.
Our Price: £895.00
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