Breezy EC 2000- Discontinued

The seat is comfortable, the footrests are easily removed, and it seems very sturdy.

None.

joanne s. from baldwinsville, ny (caregiver)

Female Charity maintains a Loan Closet for residents of the school district to borrow, free of charge.

Lightweight

Not provided

dolores n. from mt pleasant, pa (caregiver)

Age 70, frequent falls, mini strokes

smooth ride, built well

I wish it folded down more than it does

jacqueline b. from cedar hill, tx (caregiver)

75-year old woman, who suffered stroke

The name and ease of use

So far, none

irene m. from cave creek, az

I can't walk and need assistance in getting around. I can't use my scooter because the car trunks are too small. The Breezy is small and easy to tra

The quality.

I can't think of any.

david c. from burnsville, nc (caregiver)

My wife is battling stage 4 lung cancer, and is very weak while taking her chemo treatments. She needs this chair about half the time.

Size of the seat, ease of use, lightweight.

The rubber around the meta rim came partially off on two of my wheel chairs.

mark c. from warm springs, or

I purchased the wheelchairs for any customer who may require one while at the resort I work at.

Brakes are very easy to adjust when necessary.

A storage pocket within reach of the user.

max m. from sedona, az

The user is an 80 year old male who has suffered two brain hemorrhages.

Several strengths: cost, ease of use, comfortable, adjustable.

One of the metal rods on the back of the wheelchair broke. It was under warranty and Spinlife helped me get another chair.

richard r. from fairfield, oh

I am a 60 year old male with Multiple Sclerosis.

Comfortable, easy access in and out. The Breezy EC2000 with leg rest and detachable side arm rests are ideal for her and the fact they are not full length and have that lifting feature in the front helps her in and out.

The wheel locks are too tight for someone handicapped, as she is and needs wheel handle extenders to provide leverage for braking for this type of patient, but also tobe able to remove them to provide access to fit unders tables.

grace c. from chicago, il (caregiver)

She is 92 years old and has severe arthritic pain in all her joints. She is now 5 foot 3 inches use to be 5 foot 7 inches.

Easy to use or transport

Not provided

james h. from bridgeport, ny (caregiver)

62 year old, brain injury, wife

Small, sturdy, easy to move around in.

I can't think of one.

dana s. from waynesville, ga

Post-foot surgery user.

Extremely well-built!!

Have not found any yet!

douglas s. from milton, tn (caregiver)

Bought this wheelchair for my 89 year old mother in law. She recently fell and broke her leg and had surgery to install rods and pins.