Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

The weight.

The tires.

guy t. from billings, mt

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Ease of use and light weight for folding and lifting into car. The flip back armrests are a definite improvement over the swing away arms, that frequently break and get lost.

The low profile polyethelene tires/wheels that come with this model are inferior (especially in snow) to regular tires with tread (and hard inserts). The dual pin design of the swing away foot rests is difficult and time consuming to line up, especially at evening and cold/inclement weather use.

charles l. from philadelphia, pa

55 yo male with T-4 injury (since 1991; 6 ft., 255#. I am actively employed as a city planner for Camden, NJ.

Light weight, and the wheels.

The most annoying thing is the arm rest. They need to be extended out more. The seat would be great with more cushion inside since I spend the majority of the day sitting in the chair.

billie m. from austin, tx

Age 74, back injury, physically disabiled.

Very easy to open and close and a little harder than others for ariline to damage.

Came without a seatbelt. The angle of the chair is too perpindicular for a large user (my husband is 6'3") and not good over curbs.

lydia b. from miami beach, fl (caregiver)

Loss of balance from alzheimer's.

Light-weight, low cost.

Access to the back pocket is very difficult. Seems the pleat at the bottom should carry up to the top.

patricia g. from hereford, az (caregiver)

Generally uses a walker for shorter distances, but tires easily.

Ability of the configurations, well balanced and smooth movement. Smart looking and really appreciate the light weight factor.

O.K. I had to snap my fingers down into the fram once to remember the directions. Actually the printing on the manual could be cleaner, bit fuzzy in places and photos are hard to read for the details. Suggest using better grade of paper.

mary j. from mukilteo, wa (caregiver)

This chair was purchased for my Mother who is declining in mobility due to advancing memory loss.

So far the quality and lightness of the product.

Don't know yet.

donna h. from santa fe springs, ca

I've been disable for the last year, I'm 61 years old.

Weight and flexibility and comfortable.

In cold weather, left in car, difficult to unfold.

robert m. from southfield, mi (caregiver)

77year old wife with arthritis, and back problems.

It is the right size for my mother.

The oxygen rack is too close to the handle.

vicky p. from pahrump, nv (caregiver)

85 year old woman with general debility and COPD.

Light weight, easy to use and transport.

The breaks were a little too hard to set but we moved them just a little and their just fine now.

lynn l. from arlington, tx (caregiver)

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Its light weight and is easy to disassemble for transportation. The variety of features that can be ordered with the wheelchair are excellent.

The wrench included with the tool kit is the wrong size for the wheel nuts. The wheelchair itself has no weaknesses in my opinion.

arthur s. from caledon, ontario , canada (caregiver)

Severely arthritic.

Light weight.

It is stiff and hard to compact and uncompact for transport. I'm sure that will change with use.

carolyn t. from mancos, co

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