QuicStick Car Hand Controls for Disabled Drivers, Handicap Driver Hand Controls, Driving Handicap Aid Equipment For Permanent Or Temporary Disability

I have had the QuicStick installed in my car for two weeks now, and used it every day to drive to and from work, run errands, etc. I am extremely glad that I purchased this device. Installation: It is very simple to install. Depending on the size and layout of your car, getting down to the pedals to install it may be a bit challenging, but the actual installation process is easy. If you're handicapped or otherwise mobility impaired, you might want someone to help install. If you don't expect to change cars often, I suggest adding some lock-washers to keep the wingnuts in place. Use: It only took me about 5 minutes of practice to be completely at ease with the controls, and I've had no problems. My thumb got tired for the first two or three days, but that has since abated. A couple of reviews have complained about the throttle sticking or similar problems - I do not understand how that could happen, and I would put it to user error. The throttle and brake are attached, but move entirely independently of one another. I may someday invest in permanent hand controls, but I don't really see a reason to do so. This device works fantastically, installs easily, and seems very high quality.

Easier to learn than expected. Simple to install. Helped me regain my independence without spending thousands of dollars.

Right now these are my preferred hand controls. I was a long time user of the pedal master but I switched over to these. While I prefer the functionality of the pedal master I feel these guys are safer. They are easy to install once you assemble them. It took me about 20 minutes to a assemble them. You must get used to using your thumb to accelerate the vehicle. I am very happy with them but I still have my petal masters as backup.

Wonderful item gave me back my freedom.Thank you!

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These were used for several months by a paraplegic that I know. But one day, even after checking that the controls were tight on the brake/gas before driving, the clamp on the brake came completely loose from the brake. He was approaching a stop light at an intersection and couldn’t stop the car. He crashed into the car in front of him going about 40mph. Thankfully he and the other driver were ok, but he totaled the car. Do not trust these!

I bought a pair of Sure-Grip Rockers almost 4 years ago for my Honda Fit. Now my wife drives that car because she travels further for work. And I set out to uninstall the Sure Grips and realized they were bolted through the firewall??? Anyways, I staled looking around for more controls. When I saw the controls I simply passed them by and while I was searching I saw a video on youtube of a guy with these controls. For those that are not aware, these do NOT mount to the steering column. The sit next to you or between your legs if there is enough room. I was very hesitant to take these out on the road, but I did and I realized THEY WORK REALLY WELL. However, there is a learning curve with them. My Sure-Grips are mounted on the left like most controls but these fit better on the right. I would absolutely recommend driving on a back road with little traffic the first time or two, just to get the feel of them. Other than that, have fun!

I'm 34 and became a paraplegic in 2014 at the age of 26. I vowed I'd never drive again...but then trying to find rides was nearly impossible, I didn't to but these hand gears. Finally got my freedom back!! After 9 years of that freedom being taking away from, the overjoyed feeling has completely overwhelming. These hand control are super easy to use and I 100% recommend!!

I injured my leg and I needed some way to drive these are perfect I can use them in any vehicle