Breezy 600 Custom

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jane r. from surrey, bc , canada (caregiver)

This wheelchair was purchased for my father. He is slowly trying to learn how to maneuvre as he uses both his arms and feet.

Sturdy, has removable feet and tip back arms, comfortable.

front wheels on this unit sometimes are hard to steer, unlike his prior wheelchair, Breezy.

sara g. from pound, wi (caregiver)

My husband who is a stroke survivor and paralyzed on his right side.

retractable arms, ease of use, light weight,

no hand breaks on the push handles

robert o. from aspen, co (caregiver)

my father really enjoyed this wheelchair!

Weight....it is very easy to transport.

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frank b. from glen allen, va (caregiver)

My daughters second breezy....she spends her work day in this chair and is delighted about the mobility it gives her without a lot of effort.

Back size, duablity,comfort

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valarie b. from colville, wa (caregiver)

60 yr old female with MS

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Too heavy until the wheels are removed

terry b. from ft. lauderdale, fl

63 year old bi-lateral amputee

The chair is a mid-price product with a nice lightweight frame. I was able to customize it with pop-off rear wheels and better tires than came standard. It seems well made and I like the swing back armrests.

The plastic handrim is not round, and has a channel running on the backside that is a minor discomfort to grasp. If it was full round that would be better.

eileen m. from quincy, ma

Spinal cord injury with severe "overuse" of upper arms and shoulders, 58 years old.

Sturdy, well built, easy to maneuver and easy to use

1. A little too heavy for a woman to lift it. 2. My husband wants to have the seat height lowered; and I still am not clear about the instructions to lower it yet. The height adjustment is not self evident as the lifting of the arm-rests.

juliana t. from seattle, wa (caregiver)

Age: 75; Height: 5'4"; Weight: 130 lbs. The user can't walk due to progressively worsening of Parkinsonism.

Narrowness and weight. I've used a Breezy wheelchair for 12 years (this is a new replacement) and wouldn't consider any other chair. We travel so the weight is very important.

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richard h. from albuquerque, nm

60 year old female with spinal cord injury.

We bought the 16" width with 70 degree foot extensions to maneuver through some tight turns in the house. The green color is indeed a very dark green.

The brakes were badly misadjusted. You'll need a 7/16 wrench or adjustable wrench for the legs, also. As others have said, there should be more padding on the brake handles. We considered getting the 6" brake extensions but we are very happy overall with what we purchased.

towner j. from renton, wa (caregiver)

This chair is for my 78 year-old mother with severe lymphedema of the legs. Used for transport (push powered).

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jodie l. from fargo, nd

41, Cerebral Palsy.

This chair is very easy to manuever and can turn on a dime. It is lightweight so my friends have no problem lifting it to place it in the trunks of their vehicles.

The only thing that I don't like is that the outside hand grip scratches very easily. I wish that it were made out of a scratche resistent product.

dorothy l. from rockford, il

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