Maverick Slow Down Brakes

Wheelchair brakes are mechanical safety devices that lock and stabilize wheelchairs during patient transfer, positioning, and stationary use. These brakes prevent unintended movement and support safe mobility for users with reduced mobility or physical disabilities. Designed for manual and powered wheelchairs, they provide reliable locking mechanisms essential for patient safety and independence.

Parking brake system with push-to-lock mechanism for secure positioning control. Provides reliable braking and locking functionality for equipment stability.

A rollator designed for rehabilitation with an easy brake system that reduces the risk of tripping. Users push down to lock and secure the brakes and rollator for steady sitting and resting. It is ideal for people needing to walk longer distances or those in rehabilitation who require periodic resting places.

A one-handed brake system available for right or left side, compatible with drum brakes.

Rollator with motorized power brake technology for controlled descent and enhanced safety on inclined surfaces. Reduces user effort and provides reliable braking mechanism for patients with reduced grip strength.

The first active braking system for manual wheelchairs, featuring a pedal-tram brake mechanism in the wheel hub that allows users to slow down and stop by pulling the push rim backward without hand friction. It provides progressive and secure braking for improved control, especially on descents, available in 24" wheel size with a maximum user weight of 120 kg.

An electric push and brake assistance system for folding and care wheelchairs that helps caregivers push the wheelchair with gentle acceleration and braking controlled by electronics. Magnetic brakes automatically lock when stopping to prevent the wheelchair from rolling away. The system features internally mounted motors that maintain the wheelchair's overall width, allowing it to pass through doorways. When not in use, the drive can be switched off and the gearbox opened for manual pushing.

A single-hand brake available for right or left side installation. Can be combined with drum brakes.

The first active braking system for manual wheelchairs, inspired by Dutch bicycle design. The wheel features a "pedal tread" braking mechanism in the center that allows users to slow down, turn, and reverse by pulling the push rim backward without hand friction. Users can brake progressively and safely without wearing their palms as brake pads. The 24" wheel weighs 3.7 kg with a maximum user weight of 120 kg.

Four-wheeled walking aid with hand brakes providing stability and support for ambulatory users with balance or endurance limitations. Designed for active lifestyle use in various environments.

A safety feature that prevents fall incidents when getting up by automatically locking the brake. Enhances user safety during transfers and standing transitions.

Mechanical manual braking system for motorized wheelchairs providing emergency stopping capability and parking security. Independent operation does not require electrical power.