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Ready to tackle any terrain, Axiom Lassen Special Needs Stroller comes standard with hand and foot brakes, large multi-position sun canopy with peek-a-boo window, a height-adjustable handle, large storage basket, and built in removable storage pouches and water bottle holders.
The Axiom LASSEN 2 Stroller is a great for everyday use. The stroller has swiveling front wheels, which make maneuvering while on walks in the mall or through to park easier. The Improv comes with a sun canopy and comfortable seat to help protect your child and keep them comfortable.
The Adaptive Star Axiom Lassen provides families and caregivers the opportunity to go from outdoor excursions to indoor appointments and everything in between with ease. The Axiom Lassen has our traditional large rear wheels coupled with 2 pneumatic front swivel wheels.
The Axiom Lassen has our traditional large rear wheels coupled with two 6” solid front swivel wheels. The combination makes it very versatile for families who don’t need the larger 3 wheeled chair but want the ease and convenience of a multipurpose piece of equipment that can take you from the park to Dr. and Therapy appointments.
Whether you prefer a four-wheeled design like the Axiom Lassen or the three-wheeled all-terrain design offered by the Axiom Improv and Axiom Endeavour, you can find an Adaptive Star stroller that fits your family’s needs.
For children with Autism, ADHD and Sensory Processing Disorders, the Axiom Lassen creates a “safe space” with the firmer, structured seat and overhead canopy. For passengers who require additional postural support or have specific positioning needs, options are available for head support cushions, side lateral trunk rolls, and (pommel) seat ...
The Axiom Lassen has large 16″ rear wheels and 2 front swivel wheels. This combination makes works well for families who don’t need the larger 3 wheeled chair but want the ease and convenience of a multipurpose piece of equipment that can take you to the Park, to Doctor or to Therapy appointments.
