Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

Light weight. Quick release wheels. sturdy.

It would be handy if the height of the front wheels could be adjusted as quickly and easily as the rear wheels.

w. dean s. from orem, ut (caregiver)

My mother. Age 93. Severe arthritis in left hip.

quality

unknown

don l. from bakersfield, ca (caregiver)

this unit was recommended by evergreen healthcare facility for my 95 year old mother and she seems very happy .

light weight, easily removable wheels, footrests, well engineered, sturdy

tight when folding/unfolding. wife says it is slightly harder to push than her old chair. not sure why

carl t. from jacksonville, fl (caregiver)

Very light and very well built. Seems to be of much better quality than the Invacare my wife has been using. Does seem tight as far as folding/unfoldi

Lightness, ease of use, with gel pad, comfort

push handles might be able to raise up to facilitate taller pushers

alan w. from new york, ny (caregiver)

61 - systemic lupus erythematosus

Well designed for manuverability over uneven sidewalks and through inside spaces. Much easier for the sitting user to manuver.

We have yet to find a weakness.

mary w. from amherst, ma (caregiver)

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The chair is solid, stable, and easy to maneuver.

I would like to see more accessories such as cushions, cup holders, and storage bags.

paul l. from waltham, ma (caregiver)

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flip back arm rest, fits thru my door ways, easy to push around

haven't found any yet

virginia d. from bordentown, nj

85, bad back, recent shoulder replacement

It is lightweight and it is easy to push or use your feet to get around. I like how the wheels come off so it can fit easily in the trunk of the car. All in all it is a great wheelchair and we are very pleased with it.

The only thing I find wrong is the break works it's way to the off position after a few hours. This I have to watch carefully

william m. from port deposit, md (caregiver)

My wife is 83 and suffers with backand knee problems.

excellent quality , stability

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craig a. from costa mesa, ca (caregiver)

diabetes foot wound

I am able to load and unload from my van because it isn't so heavy.

The large front wheels

bonnie c. from winchester, ky

I am 61 years of age, had both legs injured in a head on collsion.

This is a great travel wheelchair. I have a Toyota Corolla, and if I move the passenger seat forward, it will fit right behind it, with the wheels put on a blanket on the back seat. The chair is very well made, and looks quite sturdy to me. I’d like to know how it holds up to airline baggage handlers, because I’d like to travel with it. If anyone has experience flying with their chair, please let us know how it survived!

Removing the wheels: The only instructions in the manual are how to push the axel buttons to get the wheels off and on. They don’t tell you what position to put the wheelchair in while trying to complete this task so it doesn‘t fall over. I first put a little rug down on the pavement so the paint won’t get scratched, fold the wheelchair, then turn the wheelchair over onto its front, until it balances without falling over. You can then easily pop the wheels off and pick up the frame to put in the car. Sunrise Medical REALLY should include this instruction in their manual! I am 4’ 11”, so I have the seat to floor height on the lowest setting that is included in basic price (17.5"). I still have some difficulty pushing myself with my good foot. I would recommend short people pay extra for a lower height. The wheels also roll a little stiffly, but I’m hoping they will loosen up with time and I won‘t have so much trouble.

linda e. from lake isabella, ca

58-year old 4'11" woman. Nerve pain in one foot, difficulty walking long distances.

Assembly and disascsemble musch easier and light than an electric chair.

I just can't find any

katherine g. from brewerton, ny

I love the smallness and how light it is. And all the different features that are not on regular wheelchairs.