Breezy Ultra 4 Quick-Ship-Discontinued

Adjustable enough to accommodate long legs with the foot rests in place, did add a 3 inch seat cushion. Lightweight, I can load and unload it myself. Fits easily in a sports car. Previous Breezy Ultra 4 went 7 years with no problems, I'm still using it in my art studio. Excellent price point. Easy to use, allows me to have a lot of independence. I feel comfortable and safely positioned in this chair.

I've got nothing here...7 years experience with the previous Breezy Ultra 4, and still I've got nothing, a couple of months with the new one...I've got nothing.

mary r. from charlotte, nc

Active, 58 year old female with Marfan's. Loss of sensation and use of right leg, foot. Extreme balance issues. Needs to feel some independence.

Removable leg rests.

Handle grips a little low to assist moving person in wheelchair.

raymond p. from middletown, pa (caregiver)

75 year old user with MS. Unable to walk or stand.

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alan s. from ocala, fl

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Seat was comfortable.

Tires lacked any tread to hold ground and would slide even with brakes holding tires in place. Slick tire surface. My husband uses the frame where the foot rests go in place to hold his phone and glasses case. (it's a "must have" functionality thing for him.) This wheelchair did not have any features that could hold his eyeglasses or his cell phone. His shower has a ramp going into it and this wheelchair would not stay in place during his transfer from the shower chair to the wheelchair. Not a safe situation and it was fortunate that I just happened to be in the bathroom with him while he was attempting this transfer. If I had not been in there, he could have been seriously hurt. We keep a large mat in front of the shower to collect any water to keep the floor as dry as can be on the ramp. this chair was sliding on the mat. This chair even slid on bare floor with the brakes on.

johnny w. from geneva, fl (caregiver)

The user is my husband. I am his caretaker when needed. He uses a wheelchair due to not being able to walk. He can do transfers.

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william p. from rosedale, ny

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william p. from rosedale, ny

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Built well, easy to use, light weight, and foldable.

There are no weaknesses that I have found.

loni c. from meridian, id

Physically disabled from MS.

This product was made using very high quality materials.

Absolutely none so far!

charlotte m. from teutopolis, il

Male amputee in a wheelchair.

Adjustability.

Top of storage pocket on the backrest is too tight to put most things in easily.

harry e. from goodyear, az (caregiver)

My wife is 65 and has been in a wheelchair for the last 31 years. She had a brainstem stroke on January 6th, 1987. We needed a narrow wheelchair.

I like that the wheels come off to fit on a trip.

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linda e. from plainfield, il

I have had Polio since I was 4 year old and I am now 70. Several years ago I got systemic lupus which weaken my muscles so now I use a wheel chair.

Durable and lightweight.

None.

joe t. from watsontown, pa

I have MS. I use it in my car to get around shopping.

Comfort and manuvurability.

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richard w. from elida, oh

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