The Wheelie Scale

Innovator: Erik Kondo, Authur Torrey - 2019

The Wheelie Scale allows manual wheelchair users weigh themselves on an inexpensive bathroom scale through using the wheelie position. 

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Estimated DIY Cost: $50-$75

Adapted Wheelchair Scooterboard

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2018

Create a wheelchair electric scooterboard by making modifications to a 3-wheel lean-to-steer Cycleboard electric scooter.

Estimated DIY Cost: $1,000

Angulation Blocks

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2017

The Angulation Block creates a pivot point that enables a monoski bucket seat to hinge and create more angulation for monoskiers without trunk control.

Estimated DIY Cost: $25

Pocket Mount

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2014

The Pocket Mount is a block type device that creates a depression to loosely attach a non-folding manual wheelchair's footplate to the deck of an electric scooter. 

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Estimated DIY Cost: $Negliable

The Mini WCSB

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2020

The Mini WC-Scooter is an adaptation of the KXD electric scooter. It uses a cut skateboard deck and rear truck for stability when not in motion.

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Wheelchair Wheel Wheel

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2019

The Wheelchair Wheel Well is a PVC frame which holds the rear wheels of a wheelchair in place for activities that a stationary position.

Skateboard Wheel-Rails

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2014

Skateboard Wheel-Rails are angle brackets that use gravity and "blocking" to secure the rear wheels of a wheelchair to the skateboard deck for wheelchair skateboarding.

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Estimated DIY Cost: $25

Skimboard Wheel-Bracket

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2015

Skimboard Wheel-Bracket is a bracket system that uses gravity and "blocking" to secure the rear wheels of the wheelchair to the skimboard for ocean skimboarding. A tow system is used to move forward.

Estimated DIY Cost: $50

Snowboard Wheel-Bindings

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2015

Snowboard Wheel-Bindings are bindings that fasten the wheelchair's rear wheels with "blocking" and bungee cords to the snowboard deck for wheelchair snowboarding.

Estimated DIY Cost: $75

Suspension Anti-Tipper

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2020

This anti-tipping device uses progressive suspension on a swiveling caster wheel to "push back" against the wheelie position.  Thereby making it more difficult for the users to inadvertently flip over backwards due to loss of balance.

Estimated DIY Cost: $100

Wheelchair Balance Boards

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 2019

Wheelchair Balance Boards are designed to facilitate the development of the person's neurological skills in terms of balance, proprioception, and coordination. The boards in the photo are adaptations of traditional balance boards.

Estimated DIY Cost: $50

The Pole Elevator

Innovator: Erik Kondo - 1992

The Pole Elevator is a pole based system that allows a person to ascend and descend from one floor to another by climbing up and down the pole. It is based on the popular "fire pole method" used in fire stations around the world. I used this system for ten years.

Estimated DIY Cost: $150