The "Nearly" Universal OH - Cup or Drink Holder

This cup holder costs a little more than some, however it's perfect for what I need..... I have an electric wheelchair that doesn't have the "tubing" that most manual chairs have. Most cup holders are actually designed for pushchairs but work well on wheelchairs as they have similar tubing. However for a lot of powerchairs, there is no tubing to fix these to - so they are pretty useless. This straps securely with velcro staps to the armrest. As my armrest is pretty flat - this works perfectly. It's exactly the correct width and I fixed it on in around 10 mins. Once attached it's pretty firmly fixed - doesnt move or wobble and means I dont have to hold my drink which is great if I happen to be eating too!! I did not have any instructions with mine - so was unsure about the pads it came with - but I put one pad under the holder in the middle of where the straps were going as this meant it would not rattle and would hold it still. The two thinner stick on pads I put underneath where the straps were going to again hold them more tightly in place. Not sure if that was correct but it's worked and its pretty strong. I don't really mind that this cost more than some others - when you put into perspective that the others just wont work for me. This does. Ultimately around £20 to be able to have my drink held..... isn't a bad price to pay. It DOES feel a little flimsy before attaching - but that's just becuase it is not overly bulky which is a good thing. Now its attached it doesnt feel weak and I am confident (unless I mistreat it), it will last me a long time.

I really like this cup holder. It fastens securely to the arm of my power chair. It was very easy to set up. Ok, it’s a bit more expensive than other cup holders. But, it isn’t as flimsy & it does stick out to the side of my chair to get bashed whenever I go through a door! Great product.

I have a Harrier + electric wheelchair and this cup fits both the classic Harrier+ arms and the new general fit arms they're putting on them because Harrier + arms are no longer made. You just have to adjust the velcro tightly on the slightly wider general fit arm. I've been using mine for over a year now, I think, and I can fit most of my mugs in it, travel mugs and pint glasses in it. It can also hold most brands of bottle water, 500ml, (the 330ml bottles and cans can rattle around and splash a bit) and it's perfect for holding your phone when using google maps for directions. However, the "nearly" comes into play in my manual wheelchair, which it does not fit. I have circular and padded armrests on my Greencare manual wheelchair, and the holder is just not designed for circular armrests. It needs flat shelf armrests to fit and to be sturdy. Which I think is why a lot of people were tripped up by this. But it is called Nearly universal for a reason, and I think that's the reason! But I am very happy with this product and I'm glad my friend recommended to me!

This was the only cup holder that looked like it would fit the flat arms on my powerchair. Luckily, it works really well. Very sturdy, easy to fit, does what it’s meant to do. Top marks.

This cup holder is exactly what I have been looking for. I balked a bit at the price, because I think £20ish is a bit too much for what it is, but the actual item is just right. I wish I had seen this first and avoided buying multiple £7-£10 pram cup holders I have previously used cup holders intended to be attached to round metal handles for prams, however my wheelchair does not have these. I also found them to be chunky and I frequently hit them on door frames because they were put to the side of the seat. This cupholder sits pretty much where the joystick sits on the other arm, which is ideal for getting through narrow spaces and avoids drinks being spilled whilst I am in the chair. I agree with a previous review that the plastic feels a bit flimsy, however once installed on the arm, it is absolutely fine, and doesn't need to be chunkier. I would advise the manufacturers to consider the size of the cup holder, and potentially look into reviewing how to accommodate different size cups/bottles. I say this simply because my Coffee Cup is a little wobbly. Nothing that is massively affective, but just some feedback because that's definitely where they can improve this cup holder. I really like the foam pads too, that really makes the fit super firm and I even used the spare pad inside the cup holder to secure my coffee cup a bit better. All in all, I would fully recommend this cup holder for wheelchair users, especially if you use a power chair like I do. It's truly ideal.

I bought this for my power chair and it has been such a great buy that I thought I would repeat the purchase for my new power chair. However, I quickly changed my mind when I saw the new price. I was prepared for a reasonable increase in the price but not from £17.95 to what they hope to get for it now - £37.98. No matter how good it has been, it is not worth more such a huge markup, which is a pity.

It’s been near impossible to find a cup holder for my powerchair but this one is perfect! It’s sturdy, good size and hopefully will last a very long time! Amazon had put a barcode sticker over the instructions on the packaging which wasn’t too helpful but there’s lots of YouTube vids and pics on here to give an idea of how to fit it. It’s relatively simple :)

Attaches well to my wheelchair.

Excelente.

Super past op elke (electrische) rolstoel die ik heb. Ik heb er een 2e bijgekocht. Is wel wat duurder maar is het geld waard. De goedkopere bekerhouder breken direct af. Deze is van degelijk materiaal.

Perfekt till rullstolen, får plats med dom flesta muggar o flaskor

Do quattro stelle perché l'articolo non è universale Mi spiego meglio non si può applicare in tutte le sedie a rotelle però con una piccolissima modifica ho avuto ugualmente la possibilità di poter sfruttare questo articolo. Molto comodo

Sehr praktisch für Rollifahrer!