Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

The Breezy moves easliy over all types of surfaces surpizingly even on carpeted floors. It's lightweight makes it easy to load and unload. Much more manuvuerable than the Invacare chair we previously had.

Reopening the wheelchair after storing it in the trunk of the car is a bit of a chore and the brakes are difficult to operate with arthritic hands.

james c. from fresno, ca

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Quality of design and construction

None observed

irving s. from paulsbo, wa

84 year-old with disability similar to muscular distrophy.

The frame.

Cheap tires.

walter z. from glen burnie, md

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Removal wheels are wonderful, good for transporting

No instructions, for seat belt installation Had problems getting the knobs turned to raise the height of the chair.

karen l. from castro valley, ca

58 year male, balance issues, rigidity, slow movements

Well made, with thought in design.

Arm rests height not adjustable, non adjustable back angle (this model).

david f. from denver, co

62 year old amputee. for use in home

lightweight, wheels make tight corners, easy to push

none!

robert m. from webster, ma (caregiver)

86 years old, has supranuclear palsy(similar to parkinsons) spends most of her time in the chair

This chair is light weight and easy to use. Folded easily but is strong enough that the airlines did not wreck it. Very comfortable even after hours of sightseeing. ( we did get the better cushion). The chair has a very stable base and is not " wobbly". Navigated easily over many different terrains.Looks great which is important to us.

I have not yet found any.

charlene c. from orlando, fl (caregiver)

I purchased this as a travel chair for my 27 year old daughter with cerebral palsy

The back can be adjusted and the arms just lift so I don't have to remove them when I assist to the restroom.

I don't know this for sure but the leg rest are not metal. How will they handle the cold weather in Minnesota.

cynthia p. from st. peter, mn (caregiver)

I purchased this for my mom, who is 80. Unable to walk, has back problems, and does transfers.

great workmanship

the foot rests are difficult to flip

barbara b. from salem, nh

i use it for any long distance walking

great workmanship

the foot rests are difficult to flip

barbara b. from salem, nh

i use it for any long distance walking

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gary k. from conway, nh (caregiver)

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ease of use, seems durable

arm release too close to brake lever

jorge b. from pompton plains, nj

52 year old male, closed head injury 02/87, broken hir 02/07, no balane/can't walk