Where Can I Go with My KERDOM DX07?

From grocery runs to family visits, the DX07 is a folding power wheelchair for everyday outings and planned travel. Choose routes with firm ground, room to turn and accessible entrances so your trip fits both your chair and your needs.

Everyday Places to Enjoy

Start with smooth, maintained surfaces where you can control your speed and stop comfortably.

Good Starting Points:

  • Indoor & Urban Surfaces: Enjoy everyday mobility on tile, hardwood, smooth paved surfaces, concrete sidewalks and maintained urban walkways. Check traction, doorway clearance and room to turn.
  • Everyday Obstacles: Approach low door sills, thresholds and accessible curb ramps slowly and straight on, within the limits in your DX07 user manual. Avoid raised curbs or transitions that stop the wheels; use an accessible alternative rather than forcing the chair forward.

Outdoor Surfaces That Need Extra Care

Life takes us to all sorts of lovely places! Your KERDOM DX07 can happily handle these outdoor surfaces—just remember to slow down a little and take your time:

Check Before You Continue:

  • All-Terrain Paths: Consider firm, tightly packed gravel and short, dry grass on level ground. Assess cobblestone paths carefully: uneven stones and gaps can affect comfort, traction and stability. Continue only where the surface is suitable for your chair; avoid loose gravel, soft patches and hidden holes.
  • Moderate Inclines: Use firm, dry slopes only within the DX07’s operating limits. Approach straight on at a controlled speed. In electric mode with both motors engaged, releasing the joystick brings the chair to a stop through its electromagnetic braking system. Braking does not prevent sliding on slippery ground; avoid steep slopes and sideways travel across inclines.

Places & Conditions to Avoid

Protect yourself and the chair by turning back when traction or stability is uncertain.

Choose Another Route For:

  • Unstable ground: Deep sand, mud, loose gravel, snow or ice.
  • Unsafe obstacles: Stairs, high curbs, steep slopes or sideways travel across inclines.
  • Water exposure: Flooded areas, deep puddles and heavy rain. Keep the controller, battery and connections dry.

Plan Your Next Outing

A little preparation can make your visit easier.

Before You Leave:

  • Check access: Ask the venue about entrances, ramps, elevators and available turning space. Confirm cruise or airline requirements separately before travel.
  • Plan your charge: Allow a battery reserve; range changes with terrain, rider weight and other conditions.
  • Get guidance: If you are choosing a chair, start with our Wheelchair Recommendation Quiz. For an existing DX07, email support@kerdom.com with a photo or description of the route.