The GRIT Freedom Chair is the fastest and most
cost-effective way to increase accessibility
What Parks Are Saying
"The GRIT Freedom Chair is one of our favorite adaptive pieces of equipment as it is affordable for programs to acquire and is easy to use/setup for a variety of persons with disabilities."
—April Wolfe, CTRS
Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, Parks and Recreation
CITY OF RENO, NEVADA
"Everybody should be able to have the opportunity to enjoy that sense of peace, without the noise of traffic, the parking lot, or any of that ambient noise that clouds our daily lives. I was tired of watching people come to our park just to sit in their cars."
—Stefanie Nagid
Passive Parks Manager
Beaufort County, South Carolina
"We want people of all abilities to experience the trails. Paving the environment is not our goal. Adaptive equipment is a way to include and welcome people with disabilities into spaces they may have historically not been able to access."
–Chris Meza, CTRS, MSRLS
Accessibility/Program Specialists IV
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
"We have a small staff, so we needed something 'plug and play' that wasn’t too difficult to use, operate, or assist with."
—Ben Leonard
Senior Director, Historic Sites & Facilities Operations
Minnesota Historical Society
