The document describes the Eureka! Freedom tent, which was the first camping tent designed for use by people with disabilities. Some key details: - It has a patent pending, wheelchair accessible design with a zipperless sliding door for easy access. - In 2004, it won the da Vinci Award which recognizes designs that exceed accessibility requirements to further empower people with disabilities. - Features include a self-supporting aluminum frame, spacious vestibule, and large pull handles on doors and windows to aid those with limited dexterity.

1. season 3
sleeps 2 Patent pending, wheelchair accessible,
doors 3 zipperless, easy-slide fan door allows quick
windows 5 and hassle-free access to the interior with
weight 16 lbs. 8 oz. minimal dexterity, strength, or reach.
area 44.38 sq. ft.
center height 4' 9"
2006 da Vinci Award Winner
The da Vinci Awards ® recognize individuals, organizations
and corporations in the engineering, construction and technical
Freedom fields whose design innovations have exceeded legally mandated
requirements, such as the Americans with Disabilities Act, to
further empower people with disabilities.
OUTFITTER
The first-ever camping tent designed
for use by people with disabilities!
Few innovations in camping have ever been met with
such acclaim as the Eureka! Freedom tent. The collaborative
effort of Eureka! with Blue Sky Designs, a design firm noted
for its work in the biomedical and rehabilitation fields, the
Freedom was hailed “one of the truly unique new products”*
by industry reporters during its unveiling in August 2004.
The award-winning Freedom marks the culmination of
ergonomics, universal design principles, and assistive
technology in this first-ever camping tent designed for
use by people with disabilities.
> 5 pole tapered rectangular dome tent
> Luxury tent styling also makes the Freedom ideal for
couples requiring extra storage space on extended trips ”Our appreciation of this tent is immense...
F R E E D O M F E AT U R E S : There are many traits to this tent that we found highly
impressive... We would highly recommend this tent to anyone
with disabilities, as well as those with arthritis or anyone in
need of additional storage and added features (such as the
side doors) in their tent design.”
Self-supporting DAC Exceptionally spacious Large pull handles Craig Kennedy & Andrea Jehn,
aluminum frame with vestibule provides on interior door and Access Anything, LLC
easy post and grom- ample space for window zippers make
met attachments plus two wheelchairs, them easy to operate,
continuous rod sleeves one wheelchair and even with limited
that guide poles into a dog, or excess gear, dexterity; ideal for
pole pockets make tent and doubles as a use by people with
set up possible from a changing room. arthritis or limited
wheelchair from one hand mobility.
side of the tent
*OR Sunday, August 15, 2004 Eureka! is a proud sponsor of Access Anything, LLC.