Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

not heavy-easy to take around

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lennox a. from riverdale, md (caregiver)

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Light weight, Tubeless treaded tires, Large front casters, Well thought out delivery box and packaging, Easy to remove from box

Ask me about the weaknesses in 6 months, To open the folded chair may be difficult for some because of it stiffness and hard pop as it opens

lee w. from grand blanc, mi

I have lived with the problems that Polio left me for over 50 years. I am 60 now and 4 years ago I smashed my left knee and have had to use a wheelcha

Being lightweight makes it much easier for my husband to proprel himself and for me to load and unload in our car

The only changes I would like to see would be the tires a lighter color and the tabs on the leg rest not quite as sharp as they are

maurine m. from everett, wa (caregiver)

My husvand is the user, he has COPD and very weak legs. He is 68. He gets ight headed and falls occasionally so he is safer in the wheel chair.

Sturdy, lightweight, and price. Folds easily.

Locks, clamps, and mechanisms can be clunky to operate. When latching seat ALWAYS push down with palms only to avoid pinching fingers.

gary r. from ashville, nc (caregiver)

14 year old girl that has declining muscle control. With assistance she can walk short distance. She has accepted this chair because it looks good and

weight

weight

william k. from pensacola, fl (caregiver)

74, MS

The light weight nature of the chair and the ease with which it is moveable by the user and caregivers.

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joan w. from san diego, ca (caregiver)

A sixty two year old man with Parkenson symptoms as well as a mental illness

This one is alot better made and comfortable. Plus the wheels are bigger and easier to use. Just alot better.

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lloyd g. from pony, mt

I only have one leg and use it in my metal shop to get around. Works alot better than my crutches.

it rides very smooth but however keeps itsis strenth even on hills and turns,I have not had the chair for very long. but if the cust,serviice.the cust. service is as the chair, i am sure.we,will have future together.

So far I have not found any! Keith Coffin

keith c. from macungie, pa

So far I am very pleased with the producd.That you sold me.it arriveed in 2 da ys ,

Workmanship is great. Doesn't take a genius to put together. Very nice appearance.

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esther t. from pittsgrove, nj (caregiver)

My Mother is 91yrs.old and in early stages of Alzheimer's. She also suffers with Dermatomyositis, a muscle disease.She has no cartilage at any of her

Sturdy, reasonably light weight, attractive

TWO DESIGN DEFECTS: (1) Transferring is difficult due to the "braking handles" which protrude upward (when in locked position)and makes sliding across them difficult. They should be reconfigured to allow full clearance --- as a person moves horizontally from a seat onto the wheelchair, or vice versa. (2) When a leg rest is swiveled aside (to allow exiting by sliding from the chair), the swiveled leg rest tangles with the adjacent front wheel, thereby preventing the chair from further positioning.

larry f. from madera, ca

Age 70, 90% loss of use lower extremadies, unable to stand

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jeanne b. from york, pa (caregiver)

We're a church. We bought these wheelchairs to lend in time of need.

It is light, easy to set up, and change (arms back, or off. Wheels off and on etc..). It is sleeker and easier to manage than the older model we had. The old Breezy we had was wider and a narrower chair is easier around the house and out and about. But this model does have upgrades that also make it much easier to handle. Once again I would like to commend SpinLife on their business efficiency. We were surprised when the UPS truck turned up with this chair about 4 days after putting in the order, just before the July 4 holiday.

None so far. Though we have not tried the tools yet, they are not what one would call substantial looking. However they do fit nicely in the pouch that is on the seat back.

maureen d. from little rock, ar (caregiver)

The user is an 80 year old with osteo-arthritis. She finds her new Breezy to be as comfortable as her previous one, but lighter and more conveniently