Breezy Ultra 4 Custom-DISCONTINUED

Comfortable and stable ride, looks, price.

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tuluy t. from brooklyn, ny

65 year old, MS diagnosed in 1989. Using wheelchair since 1998. 65 years old. MS diagnosed in 1989. Using wheelchair since 1998.

lightweight yet sturdy

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mark n. from mulberry, ar (caregiver)

Daughter, age 25, Ataxia telangiectasia

I love that I could get a wheelchair designed for her size (4'10") and that was easy enough for her to handle as she has very little strength.

I'll reserve judgement until she has used it longer.

gail d. from martinez, ga (caregiver)

The wheelchair is for my 85 yr. old mother who has Parkinson's.

price, versitility

Still haven't figured out how to attach seat belt

barbara j. from rochester hills, mi (caregiver)

25 yr old college student, CP, scoliosis,uses mostly power chair

weight is a plus

brake locks are very tight and hard to set properly

william s. from hannibal, mo

60 year old lady that has been in wheelchair for 24 years. Head injury and unable to use right side.

I was concerend about buying a wheelchair online and was very pleased with the guidance supplied by Jeff from Spinlife. The wheelchair is not too heavy, moves easily, the wheels come off which helps in transport, the footrests adjust quickly.

Would be nice to have a larger pocket on the backrest.

alice m. from st. charles, il (caregiver)

I purchased this wheelchair for my 89 year old Mother who is mentally and physically frail.

It takes the use and abuse and still keeps on rolling with no problems. The original one is over 5 years old and no problems at all. Just outgrew the size. Needed to upgrade for height of user.

To be truthful, haven't encountered any . It has been transported in cars, as well as the routine trips on light rail and buses. Folded up and tied down but no problems. Even the swaying motion of public transportation have not effected the chair, and at times it is fully loaded with the user and full shopping bag hung across the handles in the back.

rose h. from rancho cordova, ca (caregiver)

The last 5+ years have been with the Breezy Quickie and continued with this purchase. The user is now 19 and has total body hyperjoint molbility.

Well made. Fairly easy to adjust

Heavier than catalog description as lightweight. Wife has to load unload to car.

george k. from fredericksburg, tx

Male 81. Walker at home. Severe arthritis and always some pain doctor urged chair.

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doyou have thinner spacers between the wheel and hand grip? i need about 1/2 inch less width between the outside of both wheels to get thru a dorway..

edward k. from los angeles, ca

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Ease of folding for transporting. Strength of materials used to build it. Attractive appearance. Adjustable back.

I wish the seatbelt had come already attached. Adjusting the back entails disassembly of the chair. Adjust-ability of the back is not convenient on an as-needed basis.

anne d. from wendell, nc (caregiver)

33 yr old woman with cerebral palsy. Many physical ailments related to her condition.

I love that it's very light weight and removing the wheels is a snap.

The back support could be a little firmer. I feel like I'm sitting in a hole.

andrew t. from riverdale, ga

I'm 57 and I have a rare muscle disorder and recently became an amputee.

Light weight and fairly easy to put in and take out of car.

Needs a better seat cushion option.

michael r. from normandy park, wa (caregiver)

User has severe balance problems and left side paralysis.