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Welcome to Feeldom

We design and hand-craft every backpack with the highest quality standards.

Because everyone deserves to look good and feel good!

Which Feeldom bag is right for you?

Find the perfect wheelchair bag by checking out the latest reviews of Feeldom bags in New Mobility Magazine!

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An aqua blue wheelchair bag with an orange lining and black zipper rings. There are many outer pockets padded with reinforced stiching.

Quality

Feeldom stands behind our small team of skilled craftspeople who make each bag by hand. Our bags are built with the best materials from South Korea, and are never outsourced to foreign countries. Superior quality means long-lasting value for you and your loved ones.

All bags include a 5-year Manufacturer's Warranty.

FREE SHIPPING & Returns in the USA

Accessibility

Feeldom's designs are engineered by actual wheelchair users. We are always listening to the needs and suggestions of people with all kinds of disabilities. We strive to create user-friendly, functional, and robust innovations that improve people's lives.

A small black bag attached to the back of a manual wheelchair. It has white zipper rings for easy access.
A white backpack with black zippers and trim, including tactile braille patches and ring zipper pulls.

Design

Owning the right mobility gear can make such a difference in your day-to-day life, giving you freedom, independence and self confidence. Having smart-looking and fashionable gear is so important, and it's what inspires Feeldom to create our awesome bags and backpacks that everyone can use.

ONE BAG FOR ALL.

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An aqua Blue Feeldom Jayu Crossbody with a bright yellow cane pouch (electric Kiwi)
A person wearing the Jayu crossbody along the front of the torso. There is a cane pouch attached to the shoulder strap, and the bottom of the cane pouch is stabilized to the D ring using the clip at the bottom of the pouch.
Aqua blue Jayu crossbody bag with an arctic white cane pouch
A Dark Forest green Jayu crossbody with a matching green cane pouch.
A black Jayu crossbody with white zipper rings. There is a bright yellow cane pouch (electric Kiwi)
Dark purple Jayu Crossbody bag with the bright yellow (electric kiwi) cane pouch
The White Marshmallow JAYU and the Arctic White Cane pouch (matching colors)
An aqua blue Jayu crossbody with a navy blue cane pouch
A dark purple (Twilight colorway) Jayu Crossbody bag and a navy blue Cane Pouch
A Black Jayu Crossbody with white Zipper rings and a navy blue cane pouch
Detail of the cane pouch showing metal Carabiner, black strap with snaps on it, and a swivel clip on the bottom for stabilization. The pouch has a zipper that runs from top to bottom and has belt loops on the back
A metal S- shaped carabiner with double ends and FEELDOM Logo

JAYU Crossbody with Cane Pouch SET

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