Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

It fits me! I am small, so I was able to choose the dimensions that work for me.

Even though the seat is "padded", it gets uncomfortable rather quickly. The weight of 30 pounds is still too much for the people in my age group to handle. I am limited to having young people transport me.

donna b. from rocky mount, va

74 year old female with MS, difficulty walking with a rollator, esp. at the end of the day. School volunteer that must get down 3 long hallways

The lightweight frame, the extended break handles are a huge help, and the options to customize.

The retractable arms are difficult to release for my father, and a bit difficult to retract out of his way; having said that, it's a great option to have!

thomas b. from castle pines, co (caregiver)

87-year-old Parkinson's gentleman.

Light weight, sturdy, easy to load and unload from car.

None that I have seen

robert v. from lacey, wa

I am the end user. Age is 68. Have MS so walking long distances is difficult. It is great for going to restaurants and other short trips.

The chair itself is narrow enough to get in doorways.

The brake handles stick out too far. My sister constantly hits doorways when going through. I frequently have to tighten nuts and bolts on the brake handles.

billy g. from theodore, al (caregiver)

Sister is 68 years old & has MS. Cannot walk or stand alone.

It has wheels that will protect the furniture and walls.

Much heavier and unwieldy to push than I expected. I had to purchase more parts to make it drivable. We also moved the arm rest away from the wheels b/c one hits them while pushing

shellye h. from chico, ca

51yr old incomplete C5-6 quad

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lloyd p. from marietta, oh (caregiver)

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Just a good all around chair

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michael w. from kenneth city, fl

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My wife can push easily. Only used chair twice. I should have bought an electric one.

harold m. from fort mill, sc

Kidney-Pancreas transplant. Broken Feet. More.

Is flexible, comfortable, arms swing back, chair is not bulky. Caregivers all say that it is easy to push and handles well. I feel safe in it and like that I can pull up close to a table or desk.

The telescoping leg holders are not as easy to put on as I hoped. It is hard for me to bend that low and they do not swing away when I need to get out to use the restroom. I wish they would work on the leg holders and make them more easy to swing out of the way. I have almost trppied a number of times.

ursula j. from san diego, ca

Have had 8 back surgeries and last one did not go well. Can't walk yet, Need wheelchair first time in my life. It is an adjustment. But this Breezy is

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pat t. from bloomingdale, il (caregiver)

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jeffrey b. from rensselaer, ny

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well consructed and quality workmanship..and a fair price...you should be proud of this wheelchair. I used a Breezy wheelchair previously but it was not made of the same quality as the one I recently purchased. the only draw back are the hand rails...aluminum and too slippery.

as stated above

addison k. from downey, ca

male..80 yrs old..both legs amputated