Car Accessories For Disabled Person

As a disabled person, I wanted a substantial monopod for photography and something to use as a walking cane. Works great!

Ideal for disabled (quariplegic) users.

This is being used for my disabled son to hold game controllers.

It's like a glove compartment in a car. You can stuff it with anything from weights to accessories you need to have at reach arm.

Perfect for my needs; has adapter and car lighter accessories so I keep it in my purse for use at any time. GREAT !!

The earphones are awesome! They are so clear. I like that I can hear a car or person coming up from behind me. Best performance I’ve come across! My other headset hurt my ears, and blocked out all noise, so it was pretty dangerous. The buttons on the side make it easy to answer the phone, change a song, or turn on and off. Easy on my hands The only thing I wish is for them to be adjustable. They hang too low in the back for me. When I wear a sweatshirt and run, the collar of the sweat shirt bounces, causing the headset to move so I am constantly adjusting the ear pieces. If it was tighter around my head I wouldn’t have that problem. The technology is amazing!

I'm not a tech person at all. I have owned many high dollar home and car stereo systems over the years and have very high standards for the equipment I purchase to listen to my music on. I don't mind telling you I had my doubts about something this size producing the high quality sound I expect. This product is amazing and I highly recommend it. Also, set up could not have been any easier. Thank you Sonos.

I went with Kupo after reading many reviews for c-stands and one person mentioned this one so I looked it up and also went to the website. They have good videos of how to setup the products. I love the black color and the portability. I dont have a car so I definitely need equipment that is portable. Thanks to the turtle base and the spring loaded lock this makes it easy to break down. Im only 57 so for me this is pretty tall. The only thing I think I will change is the boom arm. Its good but its a bit short. Im going to experiment and get the 40 boom arm. I do plan on getting two more 20s and three 40s. I highly recommend these, especially the 20 for shooting on location and not having a car.

So far, it has done well with several car trips. As you can see, it resembles a conventional roller luggage. So it has not attract unwanted attention by shouting: I have valuable lenses and cameras inside. The security features are a plus -- 3 locks total. But a determined person whose intentions are not so pure should be able to overcome these locks with sufficient time and planning/tools. As for international travel outside the U.S., its weight may require some planning. I would plan to remove lenses and other contents and put them in other carryon bags or a jacket/vest, so the bag remains under weight limits, such as 10 kg. As for stowing it in the overhead compartment, it might be challenging for a more petit/petite person to hoist it up. The handle for rolling seems fine so far, despite feeling wobbly. (I can understand why others have commented that the handle is the weakest link.) As for capacity, it's good. The challenge is to not to exceed weight limits for certain international flights.

I was looking for a car window mount to use with long lenses on the ranch. Sales person showed me several and the Nikon product was my choice. It is easy to use, works as specified, and stores as a neat package. Large glass area and large camera mount base make for rock solid stability.