Breezy Elegance Silver

Lightness

Could use a better "roll"

ellen d. from leesburg, fl

I am a 82 yr.old female who has very limmited ability to walk due to spinal stenosis - my new chair is comfortable and allows me independence

Very mobile and light

Wheel casters I wish was smaller in size.

shunn p. from trinity, tx

43, paraplegic

Nice looking and small enough to get into tighter spots.

Haven't found anything.

lee h. from irvine, ca

Had broken both knee cap"s. One extremely bad and it had surgery. Doctor put me on no weight bearing for 3 months. Went to a nursing rehab.

Light, comfortable.

Front wheels too big, hand rims slippery.

dan l. from waterford, mi

Temporarily paralyzed from the chest down.

Lightweight.

Poor Velcro calf straps don't stay together anymore. Anti tip leg never worked properly.

sharon v. from naperville, il (caregiver)

76 year old with ataxia.

Ease of use

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susan m. from allegany, ny

I use this with my Braun Chair Topper and it is very nice. Easy to fold and well built. So far, it has turned out to be a wonderful purchase.

It has all of the features I was looking for: ease of maneuverability, solid tires, rear axles are easily removed, it folds up easily, wire spoke wheels, comfortable armrests which are low enough to fit beneath a table top, and are easy enough to move temporarily back out of the way, the price is reasonable, and it does not look like a "hospital" wheelchair.

The only thing I noticed that on tile floors even with the brakes tightly locked, the front wheels move slightly. This is a bit unnerving. But I sometimes place a mat underneath the front tires for me to feel more confident when I transfer from the wheelchair.

marion s. from eustis, fl

I have post-polio syndrome, and am not ambulatory.

Easy to use.

Nothing.

ana d. from harvey il, il

My son had an accident not long ago and is now unable to walk.

Comfort. Nice looking wheelchair

Love the bicycle spokes on the wheels but they could get caught in stuff when you put it in the trunk of a car and take it back out. I wish it had an option to put handbrakes for the caregiver on the handles and options to raise the handle bars. Also I wish there was an option to raise the arm rests.

diane p. from saint francisville, la (caregiver)

My son is 27. He has myopathy, unsp. and syringomyelia.

Ease of use and comfortability

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marty m. from kirkwood, mo (caregiver)

Great comfort

Well made, easy to use, lightweight.

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linda l. from surrey b.c. , canada (caregiver)

82 years old, knee replacements, recently broken femur and dementia.