A smaller, lighter boccia set (13 balls, about 200 g each) for children, seniors and anyone who prefers a smaller ball. Note: smaller than Paralympic boccia.
Price: €194.40
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Mobility Aids and Independent Living Products
Independence at home, at work and on the move is mostly built from small, well-designed tools. This page collects the mobility and independent living range at All Access World, a global marketplace built by and for people with disabilities, priced in euros and shipped worldwide.
The range spans daily living aids such as reachers, grips, adapted cutlery and dressing aids, kitchen and bathroom tools designed for one-handed or low-strength use, measuring and marking tools for precise work, and adaptive sports equipment including competition boccia sets used in Paralympic play.
Every listing describes the physical handling of the product, weight, grip diameter, force required, so you can judge whether it suits your hands and routine before ordering. Accessibility ratings from our team and community reviews from other disabled users add the practical detail that spec sheets leave out.
If something you need is missing, our product request page lets you tell us what to source next. Delivery takes about two weeks, shipping is free on orders over 100 euros, and physical products can be returned within 30 days.
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Frequently asked questions
What counts as a daily living aid?
Anything that removes friction from an everyday task: reachers and grabbers, jar and bottle openers, adapted cutlery, dressing sticks, sock aids, non-slip mats and one-handed kitchen tools. They are small products, but the right combination changes what a day costs in energy.
How do I choose adaptive utensils and grips?
Start from your grip strength and range of motion. Product pages list handle diameter, weight and the force each tool requires. Thicker, weighted handles help with tremor; angled and bendable designs help with limited wrist rotation. Community reviews often mention the specific condition a product worked for.
Do you sell adaptive sports equipment?
Yes. We carry Handi Life Sport equipment including competition-grade boccia sets, and the adaptive sports range is growing. Each set states its intended level, from recreational to Paralympic competition standard.
Can you source a product you do not currently list?
Often, yes. Use the request-a-product page to describe what you need. Requests directly shape what we import next, and we notify you when a requested product goes live.
