Reviewer: Janice S. from Concord, NC
End User Desc: I am 45. I have MS.

Strengths: Three wheels, best to get around in stores.

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 04/29/2010

Reviewer: Donald B. from Elk Grove, CA
End User Desc: I have never owned a scooter and this was really easy to assemble out of the box. This scooter is easy to operate and gives a very stable ride.

Strengths: Ease of assembly and ease of use. Really a great value for the price.

Weaknesses: None at this time

Reviewed on 04/12/2010

Reviewer: Christopher C. from Memphis, TN (caregiver)
End User Desc: wife, 37 yrs old, has neuromuscle condition, cannot walk

Strengths: quality ride, cumfort, and style

Weaknesses: battery is too heavy

Reviewed on 11/30/2009

Reviewer: Joseph N. from Sinston Salem, NC
End User Desc: age 67, does not walk any distance without some assistance.

Strengths: Helping me to get outdoors and go by myself instead of being pushed in a wheelchair.

Weaknesses: Keeping it stable on the lift.

Reviewed on 07/03/2009

Reviewer: Martin J. from Wheat Ridge, CO
End User Desc: Spastic paraplegia

Strengths: The scooter is very "lively" with lots of power. I do like having the "head and tail lights". It more than replaces my old "Shuttle" which I had for ten years. I hope this "Revo" does as well!

Weaknesses: I ordered the optional rear basket, The basket "holder" didn't fit into it's receptacle so I had to do some filing on the "holder" as well as filing to enlarge the "keeper hole" because the holes didn't line up properly. This is a fault of the accessory rather than a fault of the scooter.

Reviewed on 11/08/2008

Reviewer: Karen M. from Tacoma, WA
End User Desc: Woman with severe rheumatoid arthritis

Strengths: Leg room, adjustable-height seat, portability

Weaknesses: Throttle stiff and tends to "lurch." Charger VERY inconvenient and impossible to manage myself. Slow.

Reviewed on 03/01/2008

Reviewer: Jeannine L. from Concord, MI (caregiver)
End User Desc: 76 year old Mother-in-law is user. She paid for the chair with Her credit card. Are You billing Medicare and when can She expect to get reimbursted th

Strengths: Easy to drive. Long life battery.

Weaknesses: Wheels are to small. Its hard to go over door jams at a very slow speed like She drives.

Reviewed on 11/26/2007

Reviewer: JoAnn W. from Springfield, VA
End User Desc: 51 year old female with Cerebral palsy, who has limited mobility.

Strengths: This is a replacement scooter (same make and model). It manuevers very well. I feel safe in that when I lean over to pick up an item on the floor (while seated on the scooter) I don't feel that it will tip over.

Weaknesses: On this particular scooter, when I release the toggle to go forward or backwards, the gears still move until it locks itself into the next gear. This did not occur on the previous two Pride Revos that I have.

Reviewed on 11/25/2007

Reviewer: Jeff C. from Bedford, TX
End User Desc: A 52 year old male with diabetes and severe Neuropathy. I also have foot drop and wear braces on both feet to stabilize my walking. My Revo lets me

Strengths: Easy to transport and use nearly everywhere.

Weaknesses: A little difficult to fit in my trunk. Just like anything, I'm still trying to find the perfect way to pack it up and still have room in the trunk for luggage or groceries.

Reviewed on 11/17/2007

Reviewer: ROBERT M. from ANDOVER, MA (caregiver)
End User Desc: 87 year old woman with severe mobility limitations

Strengths: COMPACT, EASY AND SAFE TO USE FOR ELDERLY WOMAN

Weaknesses: NONE

Reviewed on 11/09/2007

Reviewer: BETTY B. from WENTZVILLE, MO
End User Desc: I WILL USE THIS SCOOTER WHEN I GO WHERE THERE IS A LOT OF WALKING. I CAN ONLY WALK FOR A SHORT WHILE & THIS WILL HELP ME BE ABLE TO GO TO THE MALL OR

Strengths: A LOT OF EXTRAS SUCH AS CUP HOLDER, BASKET, DUST COVER ETC. LOVE THE TURTLE TO GO SLOW & THE HARE TO GO FAST. VERY COMFORTABLE. IT ALSO LETS YOU KNOW HOW MUCH LONGER YOU CAN GO BEFORE IT NEEDS CHARGING.

Weaknesses: IF IT HAS ONE I HAVEN'T FOUND IT.

Reviewed on 11/03/2007

Reviewer: John H. from Winston Salem, NC
End User Desc: I am an above knee amputee and had heart attack and 5 by-passes. I can't walk very far so now i can travel more with my Revo-3 scooter. I love it.

Strengths: My Revo-3 suits my needs greatly. The size and weight are just right. The longer lasting batteries and bigger tires are a plus. Very easy for me to get in with the fold up arms on the seat. Variable speed is also great when in crowded areas. I ordered my Revo-3 from Spinlife and also bought the ramp for my truck. The price for both items were lower than the retail price in local stores for the scooter alone. Needless to say, i love my scooter and enjoyed doing business with Spinlife. Delivery was prompt and assembly was very easy. Thanks Spinlife for making my life better.

Weaknesses: I do not know of any weaknesses. The only thing I would say to buyers is to be careful if using in yards as three wheel scooters will tip over easier than a four wheel model but this is no problem for me.

Reviewed on 11/01/2007

Reviewer: Larry R. from Dillsburg, PA
End User Desc: Age 66, BK prosthesis left leg, deformity right tibia, arthritis right knee

Strengths: Price, ease of operation, color.

Weaknesses: Original seat - I purchased the upgrade fabric one. Also, ease of moving the seat back and forth - requires a disassembly of the seat frame from the seat. Would like to have an odometer to track mileage.

Reviewed on 10/27/2007

Reviewer: Debroah S. from Narco, CA (caregiver)
End User Desc: the scooter is great ! people are asking where to get them, how fast they will travel, and about how long in between charges.

Strengths: ease of assembly, use to distance ratio per charge is excellant

Weaknesses: flag assembly is very poor, has already broken off.should be a perfect fit, with no rework involved, i would like to see a larger rear basket available with a more affordable price

Reviewed on 09/27/2007

Reviewer: Charles R. from Lawerenceville, GA
End User Desc: I am a 55 year old male, stroke survivor with a walking disability. Enjoying the mall or theme parks with my children & grandchildren was out of the

Strengths: 1. Comfortable size (I'm 5'11" - 190lbs). 2. Easily breaks down into pieces that I can personally handle without a lift. 3. Excellent speed and power 4. Battery life no problem whatsoever. 5. Dual speed controls allows easy adjustment for required conditions.

Weaknesses: None.

Reviewed on 09/19/2007

Reviewer: STEVEN L. from DENVER, CO
End User Desc: I have emphysema and AIDs, 50+, unstable on my feet

Strengths: Size allows ease of transport & use in tight places-over stuffed stores, etc

Weaknesses: Battery life is short lived if taken off of smooth surfaces for any distance.

Reviewed on 09/13/2007

Reviewer: Donald R. from Cranston, RI
End User Desc: 77 years old Have trouble walking and this is great

Strengths: Ease of use and transport is no problem

Weaknesses: Hills

Reviewed on 09/04/2007

Reviewer: Barbara D. from Kingsville, MD
End User Desc: It would be a little better if the seat could go back another 2 inches, I'm having a machine shop make the mounting seat plate with 2 inch holes in a

Strengths: very good

Weaknesses: The only trouble I fine is on loading and unloading, it moves too far even on low speed to correct this I take it out of gear and push it on the ramp

Reviewed on 08/05/2007

Reviewer: Richard R. from MARYSVILLE, WA (caregiver)
End User Desc:

Strengths: Great scooter ! plenty of power

Weaknesses: Horn is a joke,

Reviewed on 07/07/2007

Reviewer: Ken D. from Fort Worth, TX (caregiver)
End User Desc: 46, CP

Strengths: Strong frame, good side bumpers and front strength for using scooter to open doors. Good tail light on back for movies or nighttime. The foot area is wide and has room for a small package like a lunch box to rest there behind your feet. Everything does feel like it's made well.

Weaknesses: Much wider than I expected as being a travel scooter, even wider and longer than the Rally which I wouldn't really consider a practical travel scooter. The only real benefit is that that batteries can be easily taken out. I would have preferred a smaller scooter but most of them have an exposed front wheel and when you use your scooter to open doors ahead of you, it requires a bar or platform to protect the front wheel. Also don't like the tiller adjustment, would prefer a lever or button on the control panel to adjust angle for getting in and out of scooter without having to reach down and unscrew the adjuster each time, hard to do with limited hand mobility. Turning radius also not as good as I'd like for a "travel scooter", kind of bulky in restaurants and tight stores. I'd say for a good, sturdy scooter that a non-disabled person will be lifting into the trunk of a car it is good, but for a disabled person, it's just way too heavy and difficult to lift. The motor/controller has some sort of hesitation when you stop, maybe to bring you to an easy stop, but if you're used to other scooters that stop quickly when you let go of the lever, you may need to adjust to a few extra inches ahead of you before it actually stops, which could mean a banged up door or person ahead of you if you wait too long to release. Also the motor makes a clicking sound every time to engage or release the throttle, which some scooters do have, but it's worth noting. The seat that comes with it is molded plastic so you can't adjust the angle of the back which could be a problem for some, may need to bring along a lumbar cushion. The front and sides are all protected by black plastic to protect finish from scratches but the back wheel bumpers are not, so may need to order some touch up paint too, as we found out cutting a corner going through a door can easily scratch off the paint on this area. Overall, I would say it is a strong scooter with solid build quality, just maybe mis-marketed as a travel scooter, when there are normal size scooters that are even smaller than this one. The Go-Go is more travel like but again the front wheel is exposed and it's hard to get into the seat because there's not enough leg room. I'd like to see this Revo with a narrower foot area and the rear handle above the motor and not behind it to minimize it's lenght and perhaps with an easier to adjust tiller and better turning radius and I'd be really happy.

Reviewed on 07/04/2007

Reviewer: Janice H. from Firestone, CO
End User Desc: Have COPD, and bad back. Was confined to house unless places I wanted to go had riding carts to use.

Strengths: Speed and ease of use. I also got one for my sister who is worst off then me and she loves it as well, she cried for days after I told her I bought her one.

Weaknesses: Would like to have it easier to put in car or van. Horn is very weak

Reviewed on 06/15/2007

Reviewer: Barbara H. from League City, TX
End User Desc: I use to go to church and shopping. It is working great.

Strengths: Sturdy, attractive

Weaknesses: Heaviness and diffuculty taking completely apart to put in car.

Reviewed on 06/10/2007

Reviewer: Caroline W. from Fond du Lac, WI
End User Desc: I am realy impressed with the way it handles . I am 85 and have trouble walking any distance so this realy helps to get around .

Strengths: It gives me the ability to get around and visit my neighbors and I would recomend it to anyone!

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 05/10/2007

Reviewer: Michael W. from Milwaukee, WI
End User Desc: I use the REVO scooter to go to the store etc. I can not walk far and I can not stand long.I am 52 years old,and this scooter gets me around.

Strengths: The REVO is very easy to take apart to put in car.

Weaknesses: The handle on the batteries packs are too small.

Reviewed on 05/10/2007

Reviewer: Wendy T. from Southington, CT
End User Desc:

Strengths: Comfortable and easy to adjust seat and controls.

Weaknesses: Brakes are slow to respond when throttle is released. Makes clunking sound when running at steady speed on level ground. Cup holder is a total waste with this armrest.

Reviewed on 05/03/2007

Reviewer: Arthur C. from Cincinnati, OH (caregiver)
End User Desc: User is a 60 year old female that was disabled 18 months ago by cervical neck surgery. She is only able to take about 15 to 20 steps.

Strengths: Ease of disassemby to transport, and ease of assembly at destination. Ease of operation for the operator. Very easy to adjust to individual preference. Sound construction and attractive! Darn good product, keep up the good work!

Weaknesses: Haven't really found any to this point. We are very pleased with the scooter.

Reviewed on 04/19/2007

Reviewer: Robert J. from Berkeley, CA (caregiver)
End User Desc: 91 yr old grandfather with Parkinson's Disease and arthritic knees.

Strengths: Solid build; good turning radius; easy to break down; smooth ride; smooth braking.

Weaknesses: The horn is so WEAK!!! Separate units may be a little heavy for some.

Reviewed on 04/16/2007

Reviewer: Clay W. from Newark, DE
End User Desc: I cannot walk long distance's and this is a big help for me to enjoy myself that much more.

Strengths: Ease of use and easy to transport and fits the joh to the highest deg.

Weaknesses: Haven't found any yet - works great.

Reviewed on 03/29/2007

Reviewer: Natalie C. from Erie, PA
End User Desc:

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 11/12/2006

Reviewer: Denise D. from Delray Beach, FL
End User Desc: Limited walking ability.

Strengths: Long battery life, very durable and easy to operate.

Weaknesses: Portability.

Reviewed on 11/04/2006

Reviewer: Rebecca G. from La Mirada, CA
End User Desc: Age: 52. Knee and leg problems. Overweight.

Strengths: The battery. I like the fact that charge will last for quite a while.

Weaknesses: Just the weight. It's a little too haeavy to transport in the back of my car.

Reviewed on 10/09/2006

Reviewer: ROBERT S. from BROOKSVILLE, FL
End User Desc: I SUFFER FROM PERIPHAL NEUARAPTHY FROM DIABETES, UNSTABLE SPINE FROM BACK INJURIES AND SERIOUS HEART PROBLEMS.

Strengths: POWER AND SPEED AND EASILY TRANSPORTED

Weaknesses: THE LOW GROUND CLEARANCE

Reviewed on 09/28/2006

Reviewer: deborah M. from San bernardino, CA
End User Desc:

Strengths: My revo has speed and agility. It really moves.

Weaknesses: It's hard to put together. The components are heavy so i need someone to go with me.

Reviewed on 09/28/2006

Reviewer: Nancy G. from Cumberland, RI
End User Desc: I am 52 years old and totally disabled.

Strengths: Ease with driving; headlights; easy controls; deluxe chair is awesome for clients with pain in their lower back and hips.

Weaknesses: Not enough leg room for taller people who cannot bend their knees fully; difficulty lifting to the back of my SUV ( I have no money to purchase fancy ramps).

Reviewed on 09/27/2006

Reviewer: J M. from Fredericksburg, VA (caregiver)
End User Desc: 59 YO wife, with partial disability due to a spinal cord injury. Cannot walk very far.

Strengths: Great speed and pulling power. Long-lasting batteries.

Weaknesses: A bit low to the ground, and the horn is so soft that it is useless. It would also be better if they could weatherproof the control column.

Reviewed on 09/27/2006

Reviewer: Dan L. from Yorktown, VA
End User Desc: 75 YEAR OLD PERSON WITH BACK PROBLEMS AND CANNOT WALK FAR OR STAND.

Strengths: EASE OF USE. RELIABLE.

Weaknesses: I HAVE TWO OF THESE SCOOTERS. THE OLDEST ONE IS EXPERIENCING TWO SMALL PROBLEMS: ONE THE SPEED SEEMS TO PULSATE. TWO THE BRAKE RELEASE IS GETTING HARD TO MOVE. THE OLDEST ONE IS ONLY 18 MONTHS OLD.

Reviewed on 07/30/2006

Reviewer: Colonel V. from Spearfish, SD
End User Desc:

Strengths:

Weaknesses: The big pins for the rear attachments (basket, oxygen holder, etc) were too big to fit through the hole in the receiver.

Reviewed on 05/14/2006

Reviewer: Robert Z. from Rocklin, CA (caregiver)
End User Desc: Female - age 64 - bad knees.

Strengths: Spped. Distance. Quality construction.

Weaknesses: Weight.

Reviewed on 05/06/2006

Reviewer: Harry W. from Ogden, UT
End User Desc:

Strengths: it drives well, has good speed, can turn a corner great, and so convient and easy to put together

Weaknesses: as far as i am concerned there is no weakness except the horn is too quiet. my wife got me a horn kids use on there bicycle. i am having a geat time with it.

Reviewed on 04/05/2006

Reviewer: Marlyn Z. from Grand Chute, WI
End User Desc: Degenerative Arthritus in both shoulders, two knee replacements,severe central canal spinal stinosis,disk bulging,and severe face joint hypertrophy -

Strengths: Handles 260 lbs with no difficulty even on inclines - Dissasembles and reassembles very fast and easily which is what we need since it is for outings with any distance walking

Weaknesses: Very happy with it. Have not found any concerns yet.

Reviewed on 04/05/2006