Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-Discontinued

Removable wheels on lightweight, collapsable frame.

We always replace the removable feet with an adjustable black web belt (we buy at OSH).

gerardus h. from san jose, ca (caregiver)

My wife (66) uses a wheelchair 100% outside the house and as needed inside; the wheelchair is out of pocket and we are grateful for the quality.

Lightweight. Great price. Easy to handle. Nice smooth ride! Compact. Lots of extra features (easy removable feet supports)

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karen k. from du bois, pa

I am 62 years old. I have MS. I use the wheelchair for long distance traveling (airports, malls, touring attractions, etc.)

1. Very well designed and constructed. 2. Lightweight in comparison to competition. 3. Attractive. 4. High value for money ratio.

Have not identified any weaknesses, as of yet.

bill a. from escondido, ca

I am a 57 year old male and have a neurological disorder which causes my right knee to hyperextend. As a result, my gait becomes very painful and uns

Quality Construction / Rolls Easy When In Motion

Have Not Found Any Weaknesses Yet

richard s. from louisville, co

Age 78/Disability/CP/Can't Walk Anymore/ This Chair Is The Best I Have Seen In A Long Time.

Price, ease of ordering.

Front wheels don't turn smoothly so it is hard to get started rolling.

robert r. from castle rock, wa

69 year old woman with balance issues.

It was available fast and it is relatively lightweight.

There are some nicks in the aluminum rim of the right wheel which don't feel good and concern me about getting cut. I might sand them down.

a alan g. from new york city, ny

My wife and I both use the chair. My wife is an amputee and uses it in the house, and I use it when we go out.

Extremely easy to collapse, remove the foot rests, flip back the arm rests, and adjust various features. As a new wheelchair user I immediately understood how to customize this chair. It's extremely maneuverable and fairly lightweight. I can put the chair into and out of my car by myself.

Definitely not long-term comfortable. I've tried using this in my office and I have a sore back after about an hour. It comes with no cushion on the seat and has a fairly low back, so it's not very supportive. A great chair for getting around town or visiting a museum, but poor for day-long use.

elizabeth j. from oakland, ca

32 year old woman with short term disability from heel pain.

It appears to be sturdy and durable.

It is difficult to roll. Sometimes the wheels spin without moving. It is more difficult to get up a ramp than the one we previously rented from a medical supply store.

helen w. from austin, tx (caregiver)

Age 86. Weakness from stroke and heart attack. Walks a little but primarily depends on wheelchair for mobility around the house and in the community

I am most pleased with this chair for quality and cost.

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gerald p. from granbury, tx

I am an 80 year old male who had some complications following hip replacement surgery. I usually get by at home or with a cane when we go out.

Best combo of design, light weight and moderate price.

1. Seat cushion was stuffed sideways in box creating permanent concave up bow on both sides. If you order, request separate shipping box for cushion. 2. Foot rests are narrower than normal.

william c. from mesa, az (caregiver)

30 year old daughter with Friedreich's Ataxia

The weight and ease of use.

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gayle p. from easley, sc (caregiver)

This was purchased for my 58 year old sister. She is in assisted living. She likes the Breezy because it is lighter and she can get around easier.

Let me have it for a year and I can give you a better evaluation.

I have to do the pushing.

james p. from waltham, ma (caregiver)

The person, my wife, who is using this chair, is afraid of walking over snow, and this is the most expedient way to get her from point to point.