Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

Light and rolls easy.

Does not recline unless you take the chair apart!

doris g. from philadelphia, pa

The Breezy is light weight and rolls smooth. I'm a little upset that you picture the chair with a cushin but my chair arrived without it.

great turning radius, very light, easy to use, comes apart easily

I ordered a crutch holder but no instructions came with it and it only holds 1 crutch and it is in the way of the handle if someone else is pushing the chair. Also the chair is very stiff when folded. It is hard to unfold.

valli w. from burbank, ca (caregiver)

27 year old female with a broken left leg who is non weight bearing for 6 to 9 months.

strength, weight, ease of use. Something people should know is that the rear pocket can be losened by cutting a couple of sealing stiches, this should have been done by the manufacturer but wasn't If you do cut them you can then fully access the rear pocket.

Push handles could be higher for the convenience of most people.

mic-hal e. from cataumet, ma

56 year old female with MS and Heart disease

Flip back armrests; weight

Crossbars are very stiff and I pinched 6 fingers trying to open (or close?) it the first time.

caroline m. from asheville, nc (caregiver)

My mother needed a lightweight wheelchair to replace the monster of a wheelchair she had. She has Alzheimer's and very deteriorating muscles.

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j b. from aolbuquerque, nm

69 years old with Parikinson's plus a stroke thus walking very little.

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ronald s. from bourbonnais, il (caregiver)

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Ease of Use

Cant Think of any.

anthony t. from garden grove, ca (caregiver)

82,stroke victim

Lightness, durability, ease of getting into vehicles

I haven't found any yet

marilyn r. from emmett, id (caregiver)

85 female suffering decreased mobility due to stroke 3 years ago as well as polio syndrome on right side of the body

THe Breezy Ultralight 4 Wheelchair is the perfect piece of equipment to ease complications of mobility and transporting. This chair is light, has a very supportive seat (not saggy like some), extra-wide for comfort, removeable feet support very easy to attach and detach and light weight makes it very easy to load and unload into our vehicle. This chair is quality built and very easy for user roll if needed on their own.

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allison f. from fpo, ca (caregiver)

My 47 year old husband is recovering from stage 4 cancer and limitations due to a spinal cord injury. He is unable to walk for long periods of time.

We were very pleased with the product. It is very easy to maneuver. The weight is quite manageable and easy to load in the car. It's a great buy for the price!

The brakes are difficult to set, so we can't rely on our Mom to do it herself. We also need to take care when going down inclines, and my Mom is only 125 lbs.

vera p. from parker, co (caregiver)

We bought this for our 86-year old Mom. A walker limits the places she can go to.

Being lightweight and a good height for person doing the pushing. A very good price too.

I can't say I have found any so far and doubt if I will in time.

dolores g. from redmond, wa

81 yrs. old with erythromelalgia and spinal & hip arthritis

Narrrow base - no cambered wheels, Removable arm rests and footrests

Far prefer a low back and NO push handles.

therese v. from washington, dc

For use indoors only. I'm 69-- paraplegia since 1981, Use Quickie for outdoor use --