Zip'r Roo 3-Wheel

The Basket on the front holds his Oxygen and is very strong. Very sturdy, takes him everywhere and he weighs 180 lbs.. Plugs it in every evening and it is always ready to go. Seat is comfy and has armrests that can be up or down.

We have not noticed anything that we do not like. Everyone here comments how nice it looks.

bernadine c. from findlay, oh (caregiver)

My husband has severe Emphysema. Is unable to walk any distance. We recently movd to a retirement center.

Quality for the price

None

charles f. from tucson, az

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Durability and easy to dismantle and put back together.

The wheels could be at least one inch larger it is a bit low.

mayo v. from natchitoches, la (caregiver)

We are taking a cruise 5/3l and thought this scooter would help him minuplate on the ship

It is well worth the money you have to pay.

1-it could be at least one inch higher 2-the front end is a bit light and it wil rear up on the incline.

mayo v. from natchitoches, la

Physicial disability

the battery life exceeds what i expected.

dont think it has any,unless its everyone wanting to take a ride lol.

frank h. from fort walton beach, fl

best investment i have made in a long time does exactly what i got it for. i would suggest u furnish a little horn for it.

allows me to get around with little or no problems

still a bit too heavy for a handicapped person to place in a vehicle without assistance. I have bad knees and feet and even with taking the battery and seat off it's rather heavy to put in my trunk on my own. I can get it out without much trouble as it doesn't require much bending but to grab it from the ground is difficult

victoria b. from downingtown, pa

not totally handicapped. Have difficulties with feet and knees and walking far is a difficulty.

light weight. Easy to drive . Easy to remove battery pack.

the clamp that holds the battery down doesn't slide back and forth when loosened. Have to take it all the way off then center it and tighten it back down.

walker s. from concord, ca

65 years old, female. Had polio and must use crutches and braces to get around.

No comment

Getting in and out of the house it is so low it ketches on the threshold

george h. from clearfield, ut

Age 85 Cant walk without help. So far use it in the house easier to get around than in my bigger scooter Havent tried it outside yet

Easy to assemble & disassemble. I bought this scooter as a spare for my power chair when it breaks down. I can still go to work, Dr's, etc.

Ground clearance, which is why I said sidewalk scooter.

jim r. from amarillo, tx

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leonard l. from venice, fl

I like the way it can be taken apart to use outdoors

basket and easy use.

none so far

dennis r. from apollo beach, fl (caregiver)

mother age 77 unable to get around. Hard to walk due to copd.

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gary r. from mesa, az (caregiver)

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