When I first became disabled, I posted a thread asking if anyone could recommend any slip on trainers. It took me a while to find the right pair, but I eventually ended up coming across Adidas' Pure Motion Adapt trainers, something that wasn't really marketed to it's full potential for people needing slip on trainers. Literally the comfiest shoes I've ever worn!
I thought it might be a useful idea to have a thread of tried and tested aids, adaptations, equipment etc. whether they're directly marketed towards people with disabilities, or whether they're just something you've come across and they've become a regular staple to help manage with daily life
Folding Laptop Tray
π I love using this table tray as it allows me to colour from the comfort of my own bed / sofa. In addition to laying flat, it has a tilt function that can be adjusted to three different angles which is brilliant as I have a spinal cord injury, meaning that I can sit back, rather than bending over
ππ½ I like that it's portable and I can move it around the house. I also like the price π€ͺ I paid about Β£11 when I got this (they retail around Β£20 on Amazon)
ππ½ There isn't a function to lock the desk whilst it's being transported, so have to be careful about how you carry it