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adaptive star jogging stroller

adaptive star jogging stroller Axiom Endeavor Special Needs Push Chair by Adaptive Star

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Description

adaptive star jogging stroller Axiom Endeavor Special Needs Push Chair by Adaptive StarThe Adaptive Star Axiom Endeavour is an all terrain jogger designed to keep families on the move, whether the path be through long grass, tricky gravel, up and down curbs or through loose sand. Created with special needs users and their caregivers in mind, the Endeavour has the versatility to be both the ultimate off road, outdoor jogger and a seriously zippy, maneuverable indoor stroller. The Endeavour is designed for family use at busy theme parks,

The Adaptive Star Axiom Endeavour is an all terrain jogger designed to keep families on the move, whether the path be through long grass, tricky gravel, up and down curbs or through loose sand. Created with special needs users and their caregivers in mind, the Endeavour has the versatility to be both the ultimate off-road, outdoor jogger and a seriously zippy, maneuverable indoor stroller. The Endeavour is designed for family use at busy theme parks, along your daily jogging route, at the beach or up a mountainside hiking trail. Unlike other joggers though, the Endeavour doesn't have to be packed away and swapped for an indoor stroller during daily shopping trips, school or therapy visits. All thanks to expert design and innovation on the part of the bright minds at Adaptive Star.

While the Axiom Endeavour comes ready for adventure with an all-terrain, fixed front wheel to tackle even the most challenging paths, the wheel unit is easily replaced with an optional, two wheel swivel kit which shortens the pushchair and aces that indoor maneuverability. A hand break, along with individual rear wheel brakes make for easy handling and speedy standstill when weaving through crowds or beach road traffic, while a height adjustable handle caters to carers of any stature.

The Endeavour not only assures comfort for the carer but also ultimate comfort and safety for the special needs user, while on the go. As well as an adjustable 30 degree incline on the seat, individual, adjustable foot buckets keep the passenger secure and provide options for ideal positioning as the user grows. As you jog or stroll, a rotating sun canopy with a viewing port will ensure shade, no matter your heading or the position of the sun. Safety wrist straps prevent accident and the seat is also fully adjustable with an up to 30 degree recline.
The Axiom Endeavour comes in 2 colors, red or navy, and the seat and seat back are fully removable and machine washable, for any spills and dirt build-up that might occur. The under-seat basket is also machine washable, should any spills happen. The seating area is lined with breathable wicking fabric and the fabric is Denier-Phthalate-free Polyester, with reflective trimming for safety in the evenings.

 

Features

Compact and Lightweight Design

The frame is lightweight with a single-action fold, making it easy to carry and store.

Customizable Comfort and Safety

Includes a reclining seat (up to 30°), adjustable 5-point harness, and individual foot cups with straps for tailored support.

Enhanced Maneuverability with Swivel Wheel Option

Swap the standard front wheel for the swivel wheel axis kit to enable smooth, on-the-spot turns—ideal for paved and indoor use.

 

Thoughtful Storage and Washable Materials

Features breathable, machine-washable upholstery, a 5 lb capacity basket, seat-back zip pocket with key clip, and dual water bottle holders.

Choice of Colors

Navy

Red

Size Chart

Size Specifications Size 2 Size 3 Size 4
Approximate User Age 9 to 12 years 12 to 15 years 15 years +
Approximate User Height 50"-59" 59"-64" 64"-68"
Stroller Weight 37 lbs 39 lbs 41 lbs
Seat Width 15" 18" 21"
Seat Depth 15" 15" 18"
Seat Back Height 28" 31" 33"
Head Height Clearance for Canopy 32" 33" 36"
Seat to Footrest 14-21" 14-21" 17-24"
Seat Recline 0–30° 0–30° 0–30°
User Weight Capacity 150 lbs 200 lbs 250 lbs
Cargo Capacity 5 lbs 5 lbs 5 lbs
Cargo Dimensions (LxWxH) 19"x15"x12" 19"x15"x12" 19"x16"x7"
Handle Height Adjustment 37-45" 37-45" 42-47.5"
Overall Dimensions (LxWxH) 61"x24"x43" 61"x27"x43" 69"x29"x53"
Folded Dimensions w/o Wheels 45"x19"x17.5" 45"x22"x17.5" 51"x24"x19"
Folded Dimensions w/ Wheels 52"x24"x19" 52"x24"x19" 57"x29"x20"
Wheel Size (Indoor/Outdoor) 16" pneumatic 16" pneumatic 16" pneumatic
Stroller Frame Warranty 5 years 5 years 5 years
Soft Goods Warranty 1 year 1 year 1 year

Optional Accessories

Swivel Wheel Kit

Replaces the standard fixed front wheel on Axiom Push Chairs, offering easier turning on smooth or indoor surfaces, though it's not suitable for grass, gravel, or running.

Rain Canopy

Fits over the sun canopy, extending down to the footrest to shield the passenger from rain, hail, and wind, while side air holes ensure proper airflow.

Bug Canopy

The UV-protective mesh provides extra sun, bug, and debris protection while allowing visibility and airflow for the rider.

Travel Bag

Protects your chair during transport, featuring a metal frame with fabric and an axle system that uses your chair’s wheels for easy setup.

Anti-Tipper

Anti-Tippers provide added stability and are strongly recommended if the passenger’s feet don’t reach the footrest; they are required when increasing seat height for safety..

Seat Bottom Pad

The seat bottom pad insert adds comfort and support for Axiom passengers, made from breathable viscool foam with 3D mesh and a cutout for the five-point harness.

Seat Back Insert Pad

Adds comfort and helps adjust seating size, made from breathable viscool foam with 3D mesh and a cutout for the five-point harness.

Head Rest

Supports the rider’s head in a forward-facing position, evenly distributing pressure and preventing side-to-side movement in the push chair.

Positioning Wedges (Set)

The Position Wedge Set supports lateral positioning and can also be placed under the legs to aid with elevation.

Hip Adductor

The adjustable Hip Adductor brings the thighs together to improve hip alignment and stabilize sitting posture.

Seat Abductor

Improves hip alignment and posture by separating the thighs, preventing crossing or “scissoring,” and is a removable positioning aid for any Axiom push chair.

2-Piece Lateral Support Pillows

Aids in positioning by allowing the pillows to be tucked along the torso to help keep the body in a forward-facing posture.

Sheerling Insert - Natural - All Sizes

Adds extra padding to ensure a softer, more comfortable ride for the passenger during long outings and adventures.

Red Flashing Safety Light

Attaches to any part of the chair’s frame and emits a red flash to enhance visibility during low-light outdoor adventures.

Harness Extension

Fits all Axiom push chairs, using adjustable polyester webbing and plastic buckles to extend chest harness length from 10″ to 20″ per side.

FAQs

Is the fabric on my Axiom Push Chair washable?

Yes, the seat, canopy, and basket are all removable and can be machine washed using cold water and a mild detergent. After washing, reattach the seat to the push chair and allow it to air dry—machine drying is not recommended. Be sure to remove the support boards before washing and place them back once everything is dry.

 

Do I need to keep the support boards in the seat?

Yes, the support boards are essential for maintaining the push chair’s balance. If they’re sticking out, that’s just due to packaging—simply push them back in and zip up the seat back securely.

Is the safety wrist strap necessary?

Absolutely. The wrist strap must be used every time you operate the push chair. It ensures you maintain control and helps keep your passenger safe at all times.

How far does the seat recline?

The Axiom Push Chair reclines up to 30 degrees, unless a custom modification has been made.

What if my Axiom Push Chair isn’t tracking straight?

First, check the tire pressure on all three wheels—make sure they’re neither overinflated nor underinflated. Also, confirm that the front wheel isn’t too tightly secured to the forks, as this can cause tracking issues.

Can I rollerblade while using the Axiom Push Chair?

No, rollerblading with the push chair is not recommended for safety reasons.

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