Breezy EC 3000

Well built and good looking.

The front casters

rodger s. from st paul, mn (caregiver)

The unit is used in a rental facility where we are trying out a different wheel system.

Light, durable and easy to handle.

I had replaced vinyl seat and armrest before, we are trying the nylon this time and it appears very strong and comfortable.

herbert j. from black creek, nc (caregiver)

I bought this wheelchair for my wife, we will use it inside the house only. This is the third or fourth one in about 13 years. They work well for us.

Lightweight and easy to store

Not at this time. Have had it for only one month and do not know how well the wheels will hold up

millison g. from shoshone, wy

82 year old with asthma and difficulty walking, standing, climbing stairs

Good for smaller woman. Size makes it easier to move through doorways and navigate bathrooms.

Not as heavily made as the other wheelchair we used, but has been very durable so far.

jeannine s. from eminence, mo (caregiver)

82 year old woman who can't walk.

Easy to move, maneuvers well, not heavy

Can't lower the armrests.

marcia l. from tremonton, ut

74 mobile with a walker.

great chair all around

none

robert g. from nagra falls, ny (caregiver)

age 65 limited walking ability

Easy to manage in and out of car.

No seatbelt.

gail p. from la palma, ca (caregiver)

Frail 90 year old.

the quality, comfort, padded seats and armrests, easy to fold and store, easy to push...makes traveling a real joy

There are no weaknesses!!!

martha w. from vicksburg, ms (caregiver)

My mother is 93 and has bad knees, unable to do much walking. We love to travel whenever she's able to go, and the wheelchair I had was just too hard

Gives the user flexibility and mobility so that the caretaker can take a break.

Not provided

susan l. from elk grove, ca (caregiver)

physical disability

the light weight, looks, and easy to assemble and unassemble

haven't found any yet

mildred v. from port charlotte, fl (caregiver)

Take my 78 yr old husband for outings he can't walk and the wheelchair is a blessing. It is a very good wheelchair, not to heavy and easy to assemble.

sturdy, cost effective

Not really a weakness, but as a caregiver I would love a wheelchair with non-removable, flip up legs rests. It is tiring to bend over and put them on and off all the time.

blanche m. from fort collins, co (caregiver)

stroke patient, 65, right arm and leg impaired

durability and ease of use

seat is a bit high and I'm 5ft.10in.tall

wesley b. from gaithersburg, md

I'm 58 years old with multiple sclerosis