All-day comfort and support, with a gentle tilt whenever you need it

When someone spends most of the day in a wheelchair, comfort and good posture become everything. Sliding down the seat and aching from pressure in one place can make long days really hard.

The BREEZY Ibis from Sunrise Medical is a tilt-in-space wheelchair, which means the whole seat tips back as one, keeping the hips and knees at the same angle while moving weight off the bottom and onto the back. Paired with the Sedeo Pro seating system, it can be set up closely around the person using it, for steady, comfortable support hour after hour.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• 30° tilt-in-space
  Tipping the whole seat back shifts pressure away from the sitting bones and lets the person rest without sliding forward. A real help for anyone who tires quickly or can't easily reposition themselves. The user or a carer can work it.

• Sedeo Pro seating, closely adjustable
  Seat width, depth and height, back height and back angle can all be adjusted, so the chair can be fitted properly rather than "near enough".

• Reclining back from 89° to 128°
  Open up the back angle for a more relaxed, restful position, helpful for people who find sitting bolt upright tiring or uncomfortable.

• Crash tested for travel
  Successfully crash tested to ISO 7176-19, so it can be used as a seat in a suitably equipped vehicle.

• Takes users up to 160 kg (25 stone)
  A sturdy steel frame gives a strong, stable base.

• Large or small wheels
  Choose larger 20" to 24" wheels or smaller 12" or 16" wheels, to suit how the chair will be used.

• Removable or swing-away arms and legrests
  Makes side transfers easier for the user and their carers. An elevating centre legrest is available as an option.

Who it suits best

• People who spend long hours in their wheelchair
• Anyone who needs regular pressure relief or rest during the day
• Users with postural needs who need a closely adjustable seat
• Carers looking for safer, easier transfers

Worth knowing before you buy

The Ibis is a substantial chair at around 40 to 42 kg, so it is not a lightweight folding wheelchair for lifting into a car boot every day. If you only need a chair for short trips out, a lightweight transit or self-propelled wheelchair will be easier to handle.

Questions customers ask us

Can it be used in a wheelchair-accessible vehicle?
Yes. It has been crash tested to ISO 7176-19, so it can be secured in a suitably equipped vehicle.

Can we see one first?
We don't keep every chair in stock, so please call us first. If we don't have one in, we can usually arrange a demo model, and we offer free home assessments to set the chair up correctly.