Reimagine Outdoor Adaptive Recreation
Making Epic Adventure Possible For Everyone
INTRODUCING OUR NEWEST ATHLETE
Paige Caledine
Paige, age 12 from Ohio, will be our youngest athlete to join the Project ROAR Team! On January 27th 2024, she will hit the slopes for the first time on her custom adaptive snowboard! Support her snowboarding mission by donating to her campaign!
Project ROAR
Is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to reimagining the way the world sees outdoor recreation for adaptive individuals.
We build and fund custom equipment and adventure experiences for athletes who identify with disabilities, mobility difference, limb difference, and mobility aid.
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Dream it.
We all dream about adventure. The outdoors call to all of us, and we believe anyone can use their athletic ability with the right equipment and support.
What have you always wanted to see or experience?
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Build it.
We work with our athletes to create custom equipment designed specifically to their body and ability level for their chosen adventure.
Because every body is different!
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Do it.
The Project ROAR team is dedicated to curating everyone’s experience to provide support, travel, and professional training. No matter the terrain, we go where our athletes go to find that adventure.
The Epic Story of
Daniel Flores
Dan is an epic adventurer, and loves to explore with his wife Adri. Together they hit the slopes, trails, and pavement with skis, wheels, and off road equipment!
Dan splits his time working between their family business and his prosthetic legs rehabilitation journey as a double above the knee amputee. His goals include becoming a certified ski instructor and full time prosthetics user.
“I live by the idea of becoming the best possible version of myself, and hopefully inspire others to do the same.”
Snowboarding With Kanya Sesser
Kanya Sesser talks about her experience becoming a Project ROAR athlete, her first experience on snow at Park City, Utah, and her custom adaptive snowboard.