Left Foot Accelerator
from Fadiel Italiana
Features
- Floor-mounted design for compatibility with latest model vehicles
- Steel 4-pin fixation guarantees secure and easy mounting
- Quick release latch avoids inadvertent removal
- Multiple adjustments to ensure correct & smooth operation
The Left Foot Accelerator is great when you need to accelerate with your left foot. The floor mounted design allows easy fitment for the user with the quick release function.
Simply lifting the quick release latch and sliding back the detachable component releases the unit and returns the vehicle to the traditional right foot accelerator pedal.
The easy, reliable, and quality solution when it comes to left foot accelerators.
Suitable for:
- Right Lower Limb Amputee
- Stroke
- Incomplete Paralysis and other disability limiting the function of your right leg, for example, Neuropathy affecting your right leg
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