Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-Discontinued

Light weight and I really like the removable legrests!

Leg lifts stick out at an angle slightly greater than the Quickie, and is a little more difficult making turns through doorways.

raymond p. from middletown, pa (caregiver)

The end user is my spouse who has MS.

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Again the wheel is a smooth looks to be a chrome finish. I think I will need to either wear gloves or put some kind of tape on it so my hands can grip.

anthony d. from naples, fl

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The customer service is very good, I needed the footrests replaced and they set it up quickly and made it easy for me.

Who ever decided to use velcro instead of machine-sewn footrest loops doesn't use a wheelchair. The velcro let go the first week and my foot got caught in the front wheel! otherwise the chair is okay.

jeanne m. from claremont, ca

I am 74 and have had MS for 41 years

It is easy to handle, durable, and folds well.

The armrests are not adjustable.

pamela b. from rome,, ga

The user is a 61-year old female who suffers from severe Rheumatoid Arthritis and has had back surgery.

Appears to be good quality for the price.

A little heavy for my wife to lift in and out of car.

david c. from topeka, ks

User has a progressive muscle disease which is causing increasing difficulties with movement.

Good brakes. Stability.

Hard to push. Too wide. Hard seat.

maureen s. from monteray, ca

CP user. 5'7

Ease of use. Fairly lightweight.

Not as comfortable as hoped for.

william g. from asburn, va

77 year old male who has difficulty walking.

Price, ease of ordering.

Front wheels don't turn smoothly so it is hard to get started rolling.

robert r. from castle rock, wa

69 year old woman with balance issues.

Extremely easy to collapse, remove the foot rests, flip back the arm rests, and adjust various features. As a new wheelchair user I immediately understood how to customize this chair. It's extremely maneuverable and fairly lightweight. I can put the chair into and out of my car by myself.

Definitely not long-term comfortable. I've tried using this in my office and I have a sore back after about an hour. It comes with no cushion on the seat and has a fairly low back, so it's not very supportive. A great chair for getting around town or visiting a museum, but poor for day-long use.

elizabeth j. from oakland, ca

32 year old woman with short term disability from heel pain.

good construction, holds together, good quality

the foot rests are more stable but they need an extra push to attach or take off. It squeaks a bit when in use.

delmont s. from south jordan, ut (caregiver)

86, mentally pretty good, weak legs and knees, balance problems.

More stylish than my older model still being used. Feels sturdier without being bigger or heavier.

Wheels are difficult to remove and chair is hard to fold up and is significantly wider when pulling the chair into the space behind my driver seat.

terry b. from ft lauderdale, fl

I am a 68 year old amputee. Both legs have been amputated, one below the knee and the other above the knee.

Light weight, rolls very easily by foot power, comfortable seat, excellent brakes, perfect seat width as shipped

back rest needs to be adjustable, not sure if I need parts to avoid tipping backward {tried to order but was unsuccessful}

charles d. from spring city, pa

Like my Ultra 4 Quick-Ship very much. Miss the ability to recline the back slightly. Rolls so freely. other than back slope, very comfortable. AGE, 88