Breezy EC 2000- Discontinued

Ease of use and comfortable to sit in.

This chair will not fit through her bathroom door like her old one did. Her old chair is not as wide as this one and yet they are both 16 inch widths.

lyle n. from devils lake, nd (caregiver)

A lady of 46 years old is paralyzed on her left side from a car accident.

Good structure and material

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george c. from peoria, az

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The wheels are excellent on wooden floors but not on carpet. I like that you don't have toworry about airing the tires up.

The removable arms are great to have but you lose the feel of stability when using the chair as a leaning post for moving from one place to another. Need to have a better locking system but maybe you will have to buy a higher price chair to get that. I wuld like to have a way for the handles (the ones used for someone else to push you) in the back to be able to collaspe, since when I am own my own i don't bump the walls with them.

michael l. from waynesville, mo

Surgery on ankle was not able to use crutches. This product has been very useful.

Product feels very solid.

No drinkholder (even as an option) for the caregiver. : )

richard h. from wheaton, il (caregiver)

45 year-old wife with Multiple Sclerosis.

Brakes and durability

wish it rolled easier

kathryn s. from rochester, mn

Age 61 MS for a diagnosed 36 years female

strong, compact, easy to use

Is a little heavy

alberto m. from yuma, az

Well Im a 35 yr old man with cerebral palsy, cant walk, cant use my right hand.... This wheelchair is great for the price, although is a little heavy.

solid metal frame, footrest rigid, tires good for ashphalt

tires grip prevent me from pushing around the house with ease (marble flooring)

fio na f. from 0 , malaysia

user 51 years physical disability quadriplegic like the metal sockets for armrest, do not use armrest instead use a bar infront - multi purpose

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pearl n. from garden grove, ca (caregiver)

89 years old, she doesn't need the chair all the time, except when walking long distances. She broke her hip 3 yrs ago and had knee replacement.

Easily removed footrests. Rolls freely.

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kylene p. from stevenson, al (caregiver)

My mother is 89 years old and has been in a wheelchair for about 4 years now. She broke her hip and hasn't walked since.

I strip off arm-rests. The new version is the best yet, more metal and still lightweight. I like the hard rubber tires.

Chair is stronger which is good, but the tires spinout on uneven turf. I would like the footrest just a round bars or atleast more thin.

coy h. from knoxville, tn

Age 60, have MS

Easy under desk arms.

Comfort is a little rough but so are other chairs

john t. from levittown, pa

Have a shatterright heel, Need chair to get around after surgery

strong well put tegether easy to use and transport

repairing. getting parts that don't cost as much or more than the chair

connie m. from medford, or

60, female