Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Panther Therapy Tricycle
Quest

Panther Therapy Tricycle

  • Charity funding available

The Panther is one of three children’s therapy tricycles designed to support posture and help give children more freedom to explore their own ability for movement.

The Panther Therapy Tricycle is extremely robust, stable and is the largest tricycle in our Quest range. It is suitable for children from the age of 7 to approximately 12 years. (ages based on clothing sizes). It is available in a variety of colours.

The Panther tricycle has a fixed drive. This means that when the pedals rotate, the drive wheel rotates and vice versa. This creates added momentum that assists with pedalling, which is beneficial to children with low muscle tone and strength. Our Switchable Hub option allows your child to advance onto freewheel when they have the strength, or simply use the function to push your child when tired.

 

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Accessories & Transport

All Quest therapy tricycles feature a coaster/drive rear wheel combination to make steering and cornering more stable. Optional accessories include hip and thoracic supports, footplates (sandals), ankle-foot orthoses, chest pads, steering solutions, various handlebar styles, and head pads.

Quest tricycles can be separated into 3 parts for storage and transportation.

Momentum with Ease

The Panther tricycle has a fixed drive. This means that when the pedals rotate, the drive wheel rotates and vice versa. This creates added momentum that assists with pedalling, which is beneficial to children with low muscle tone and strength. Our Switchable Hub option allows your child to advance onto freewheel when they have the strength, or simply use the function to push your child when tired.

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