Breezy EC 2000- Discontinued

Well built chrome steel frame. Comfortable to sit in for long periods of time.

No weaknesses have been discovered.

marshall w. h. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

Used by person who had stroke 25 years ago and is disabled on left side.

Great price.

None at this time.

henry t. from cicero, il (caregiver)

Age 55, female, has CP.

Ease of use.

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joan d. from pendleton, sc

79 year old female, subject to small fractures in pelvic bone and needs a wheel chair for short periods until the fracture heals.

Ease of use, quality and appearence.

None.

carolynne j. from belgrade, mn (caregiver)

Had surgery and needed a way to get around, 68 years old.

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maryam a. from alamo, ca (caregiver)

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I bought this wheelchair for my grandmother and she loves it. She says it roll easier than her last one.

None noted.

ronda w. from yuba city, ca

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For the price you cannot beat the quality of this chair; the 18 in. seat is an added bonus as are the padded armrests

Haven't found any weakness. Disappointed that the chair has black tires not the grey as pictured on the net(but so far has not left tracks on our light colored ceramic tile floor)

mary d. from stockdale, tx (caregiver)

78 year old male, stroke patient since 1991 who has paralysis of the right side(arm&leg), 5'10", 210 lbs.

I note its very durable, especially after sliding around in the back of my truck. Fits through standard doorways easily. Happy that you can adjust the height and footrests.

Front endcaps tend to pop off at times during transport in and out of vehicles.

darlene h. from eagle river, ak (caregiver)

After adding a cushion my daughter is quite comfortable. It folds up nicely to fit in my small pickup's cab.

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Wheelchair slips very easily on hardwood floors. Fell while transferring because wheelchair slipped.

lisa b. from philadelphia, pa

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I can sit in it for long periods of time and it doesn't hurt my back. The chair is comfortable and easy to use around the house, fits easily through my doorways and hallway. I don't use the armrests or leg rests because I don't need them and hope I never do. The wheelchair (whom I call "Hank"), has taken the place of my legs for the most part.

I haven't found any so far.

linda s. from mayfield heights, oh

59 yrs old, mobility disability due to osteoarthritis. Used around house 98% of the time.

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elizabeth b. from carrollton, tx (caregiver)

68 year old man with advance Parkinson’s and Diabetes. The new chair has helped him get around much better since it has the larger back wheels.

Sturdy, yet light enough for me to handle.

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joan c. from wilmington, de (caregiver)

87-year-old male, 185 lbs., has Alzheimers, unsteady, walks w/a walker only with help, spends his day in the wheelchair.