Go Go Elite Traveller 4-Wheel

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jack r. from summerton, sc

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robert r. from derby, ct

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Sturdy and easy to transport

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pierluigi m. from santa clarita, ca

55,MS

Easy to maneuver and control the speed

Brake is very sensitive to the touch until you get used to it. Takes practice before using in crowded places.

brenda c. from cleveland, ga

Myself

lightweight

There is only 1/2" of ground clearance and it was supposed to be 2.25 ". Very deceiving for off-road use.

luann c. from cromwell, ct

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balance - 3 wheel scooter tips over

the weight - to try to put it in the trunk of car

frances c. from lombard, il

I have an amputated right leg and find this scooter is easy to get on and off

Durability

Seat cover comes under snapped and won't stay secured

karren w. from scottsdale, az

I am a dialysis patient and use it 3x per week

Allows me to go places I have been avoiding going to because of my COPD. I can finally travel by plane again. I can assemble or disassemble by myself. The charged batteries seem to last a really long time.

When in a crowd I am somewhat nervous because when sitting on it I am at elbow level. Could easily get elbowed in the head. However, this is not related to the function of the scooter.

linda h. from cromwell, in

73 y/o female with advanced COPD. Unable to walk any significant distance without becoming short of breath.

The 4 wheels are better than the 3 wheel . She has a go-go in a 3 wheel and she has tipped it once and almost a few other times!

It would be nice if there were different lengths for taller or shorter people. I know the seat adjusts but more length would be easier for some

tina b. from green bay, wi (caregiver)

Elderly mom

My husband is able to get around better outside otherwise he was confined to inside, he does enjoy using the scooter in the driveway which is a long way to the mail box

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edna o. from saylorsburg, pa

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The scooter keeps him going and helps keep from him from being isolated.

I don't see any weakness in using the scooter. The scooter is a God Send.

barbara p. from pasco, wa (caregiver)

My husband of 67 years can't walk so he uses the scooter to gat around. This is his second scooter from you. He loves his scooters. It keeps him mobl.

Reliability, ease of assembly.

Lack of ability to lubricate wheels/axles. The last scooter's bearings failed. Lack of lights when riding in low visibility/dark.

john b. from chestertown, md

Late 80s, post polio, cannot walk unaided.