Victory 10 4-Wheel

My first Victory 10 was bought April 2014. Had constant problems. Manufacturer took it back and replaced it with my new one. It is FABULOUS! I cannot believe the difference!

Have found NO weaknesses. I also have another brand that is 4 yrs old. My husband cannot keep up with me on my Victory 10. It is very stable. I drive several miles daily. My Schnauzer LOVES to ride between my feet.

martha m. from stockbridge, ga

Age 74, 9-time cancer, spine/hip problems; also caregiver for Hospice at-home husband. Use it both inside and out daily.

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william p. from elmirage, az

73, partly disabled

Strong power

Getting over curbs.

john d. from lawrenceville, ga

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Ease of use, portability, comfort. It allows me to participate in everyday activities as well as family functions with a maximum degree of independence.

The speed control knob tends to move on its own when the cart is in use, increasing the speed.

david s. from pittsburgh, pa

67 y/o, female, mobility limited due to osteoarthritis.

We have the four wheel. It is very solid and stable.

Haven't found any

dorothy h. from fruitland, id (caregiver)

Husband is 80 and can't walk without help. He is really enjoying this scooter to get around in the yard. It goes over the grass easily.

See summary line above.

Haven't found any yet.

louise d. from lyndon station, wi

I'm a 62 year old female living with Proximal Myotonic Muscular Dystrophy diagnosed about 2 years ago.

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carmine s. from brooklyn, ny

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Simple.

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ernest r. from chico, ca (caregiver)

She is 80 years old and has trouble walking around in her orchard. This gives her a chance to see what is going on outside the house.

Its ease of use and size.

I have not found any weaknesses so far.

loretta o. from alturas, ca

Unable to walk for any distance.

Very stable. Sits comfortably. Easy-to-handle wraparound delta tiller. Plenty of speed and power. Quiet. Very well made product.

Stability of 4 wheels makes turning radius pretty large. Footrest is actually a little slippery. Not sure if there is a negative to adding a little roughness to the footrest, but it seems like it would help.

kent h. from fort wayne, in

57 year old male with multiple sclerosis. Uses power wheelchair indoors and pride scooter outdoors.

Seems like it does not use much battery power for the distances that I have traveled so far.

None so far.

owen b. from exeter, nh

I'm 76 years old and have spinal stenosis and also have breathing problems.

The larger wheels help with uneven terrain.

Lack of head light and tail lights for night outings.

james j. from plattsburgh, ny

78 years old with no use of legs due to a spinal injury.