Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

LIGHT WEIGHT AND THE EASE OF THE ARMS TO UNLOCK. OVERALL VERY HAPPY WITH EVERYTHING AT THIS POINT. THE SALES LADY WAS VERY GOOD AND EXPLAINED AND ANSWERED ALL MY QUESTION. FAST DELIVERY.

THE WAY THE POCKET ON BACK IS SECURED. MAKES THE FOLDING HARDER UNLESS YOU TAKE THE VELCO OFF.

roger c. from strongsville, oh (caregiver)

55 YEAR OLD WOMEN WITH MS .

Lightweight and yet verusturdy. Also looks good.

Havent found any yet

susan w. from visalia, ca (caregiver)

papaplegic

Well built, light, easy to move. Easy to add or remove arm rests and leg rests.

wheels are a little slippery.

yolanda l. from cherry valley, ca (caregiver)

Male, 68, ruptured disk surgery led to ability not to walk.

Easy to adjust wheels, back,and leg rest. I have the back wheels placed in middle hole, and the front wheels in the bottom.This gives the chair a slight back tilt angle, for comfort. Be sure to purchase the anti-tip bars if you use this type of setup, just for safety purposes. I mostly use a electric chair, but use a manual chair for back-up, and when traveling in a car. I got the silver texture color, but wished i had gotten the silver polish. This chair has a lot of natural black, silver polish will give the chair a two tone color, plus silver polish will not show dust build up, compared to other darker colors.

No caster lock's are offered as a option, so be careful when placing weight on the front of the chair. You can turn the front wheels forward before sliding your weight forward, this will help from tipping the chair forward, and throwing you to the floor.

james m. from lawrenceville, ga

James M. 49. C7 Quad. [chest down] GA. I have been disabled for 30 years.

lightweight easy to move around. very good brakes.

rather small storage on back of chair otherwise perfect.

arnie w. from lexington, ky (caregiver)

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the light weight aluminum framing

The push wheel is slick and a person of limited ability has some dificulty in propelling the machine. I coated the wheel with a spray rubber to help in the ability to propell oneself.Works great!

donald w. from new smyrna beach, fl (caregiver)

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Well made, easy to use and fold up.

Hand grips could be higher, for user and caregivers.

marianna r. from abbotsford, bc (caregiver)

73 year old female with Huntington's Disease, heart disease and chronic back pain. She is living in a care facility in British Columbia.

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Wish there were a way to disconnect the leg rests without having to swing them (when stuck in a tight space).

robert y. from boise, id (caregiver)

If I had been the one who did the engineering on this chair, I would have been pretty proud of myself

Lightweight, well built, and easy to adjust.

Nothing I can think of at this time.

jean t. from mayfield hts, oh (caregiver)

90 and unable to walk without assistance. Confined to wheelchair 95% of daytime hours.

Folding features of footrests and arms make it easy to get in and out of the chair. The wheelchairs ablility to fold and remove wheels make it easy to transport.

No real weaknesses. Sometimes a little hard to unfold.

judy m. from torrance, ca (caregiver)

My husband is a 74 year old man with NPH a neurological ailment that affects his walking. He can use a walker around the house on a limited basis.The

nice size seat

don't like the way these legs have to be replaced, like our old breezy better, easier to line up when putting legs back on.

barbara r. from grovetown, ga (caregiver)

71 year old male, problems walking and standing alone, recently had back surgery

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barry h. from east hampstead, nh (caregiver)

My Father love it!!!