Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

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Still too heavy for my Wife to lift into the back of our vehicle

cyril g. from bradenton, fl

Age & physical diasability

It has wheels that will protect the furniture and walls.

Much heavier and unwieldy to push than I expected. I had to purchase more parts to make it drivable. We also moved the arm rest away from the wheels b/c one hits them while pushing

shellye h. from chico, ca

51yr old incomplete C5-6 quad

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My wife can push easily. Only used chair twice. I should have bought an electric one.

harold m. from fort mill, sc

Kidney-Pancreas transplant. Broken Feet. More.

The sling has a support piece underneath it and it makes a huge difference in daily pain in the lower back-the added suppport seems to help quite a bit.

The casters are too big. The 70 degree swings are not at all like the ones on my Quickie, but rather have my legs too far out.

carol b. from fort lauderdale, fl

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I thought I'd like the wheels in the back. but they are frustrating for people who push it. I dont really like the silver wheels. But the thing that is most difficult is that it is very tricky to fold and unfold.

natalie c. from lagrande, or

Iam 47 years old. I mostly needed it for spring vacation because I can't keep up with everyone else.

The frame.

Cheap tires.

walter z. from glen burnie, md

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Offered in colors.

Difficulty in folding.

mary b. from atlanta, ga

81 years old, disabled from stroke.

Lightweight, comfortable, high quality materials and construction.

Too much wobble in rear wheels/probably due to the use of quick-release axles.

portia m. from sandersville, ga (caregiver)

Multiple Sclerosis (primary progressive; 63 year old female; uses power chair indoors, uses this product away from home.