Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

lightweight and comfortable

none as yet - very pleased with the chair and the efficient handling of our order

lyle c. from orange, ca

68 years old suffering from COPD with its breathing problems

the hand brakes and sturdy construction.

n/a

eduardo s. from anaheim, ca (caregiver)

My client is whellchair bound because of a traffic accident and can't walk.

well made with a lot of quality

none

fred p. from harlingen, tx

82 years old right leg does not work.

Lightweight strong

Casters. Need softer rubber selection for outdoor use.

louis l. from lugoff, sc (caregiver)

Paralyzed left side from brain tumor. Unable to move wheelchair alone.

built strong

paint chips easy on the chair

melody o. from terryville, ct (caregiver)

my nine year old son , who has Duchenne Musclar Dystrophy. he needs a wheelchair at times when walking is to much for him

Customization for height.

She doesn't appear to be able to move around as rapidly. However, it is probably a matter of becoming accustomed to different handling.

beatrice j. from matteson, il (caregiver)

Age 88, severe arthritis and vascular condition.

Weighs less then my old quickie. Easier for my husband to lift into the van.

I cannot put the footrests on. It is difficult for my husband, but he does it for me.

elaine o. from richland, wa

I am a very young 65 years old. My right leg was amputated above the knee due to infection in the knee.

lightweight fits uniformly no miscellaneous parts folds easily fits in vehicle easily

sometimes difficult to unset brakes

kevin r. from asheville, nc

54; male; confined to a wheelchair; has had MS since 1998; MS has gotten worse during last 5 years

The ability to customize the chair.

Have not discovered any weaknesses.

carl s. from quincy, ca (caregiver)

age 78, parkinson's disease

I love the swing back arm rests and the removable feet. The quick release wheels are great. I like the light weight nature of the product.

Color choices - It doesn't come in royal purple!

margery a. from colorado springs, co

Disability walking - PLS. I have some walking ability, but tire very quickly and can't stand for long.

Not heavy, not too wide, easy to remove leg rests. looks of good constuction. Not ugly.

Anti tip extension (in back) have too much of a curve. If straighter would aid caregiver in tipping chair back (with caregiver's foot) to climb a roadside curb or high threshhold.

john g. from oakland, ca (caregiver)

unable to walk due to back injury

quality, very lightweight and compact. great price. quick release wheels are a snap to remove. comparable to my son's $3000.00 quickie 2 wheelchair.

footrest are very difficult to place once removed. tips over to easily because of the light weight design.

brenda j. from wilmington, de (caregiver)

GSW-traumatic brain injury, 24yr old, right side hemiplegic