Trousers

[Miker]

Hi, does anyone have any recommendations for wheelchair trousers. I use a urine bottle and am finding it challenging when in the wheelchair as my wife prefers me to wear elasticated waist joggers. Has anyone any experience of the open flap trousers?

[MMG]

same problem. made a little worse by hubbie being completely immobile.

We stick to elastic waistbands as havent found any suitable alternatives.

We have discovered button fly pyjama shorts which are great.

[Jo jo]

We use Conveene makes life easier as it makes it longer, if you know what I mean

[Miker]

MMG, Jo jo. Thanks for your replies. I'll look into the Conveen option I think.

[Lcfcno1fan]

Hi Mike,

Before I had my catheter i used to use baggy joggers or shorts when in the house and for going out I bought myself some chinos with a Velcro fly and fastening (no zips or buttons). Several online suppliers of trousers for people with disabilities that actually look okay too 👍👍

James

[Miker]

Hi James, I have ordered some joggers with a zip fly from Germany. Who knew such a thing existed ? Apparently the fly opens all the way to the crotch seam, so I will see how that goes. 😀

[Chelle73]

Hi
ive recently come across a website called “the able label” selling adaptive clothing

[Lcfcno1fan]

Hi James, I have ordered some joggers with a zip fly from Germany. Who knew such a thing existed ? Apparently the fly opens all the way to the crotch seam, so I will see how that goes. 😀

I think the company I used were from Germany 🤔🤔🤔