Go Go Elite Traveller 4-Wheel

1: durability 2: easy to use 3: the ease one has to take it apart

None so far..has only had it since Dec. 13th

peggy p. from cupertino, ca (caregiver)

My father is 87 and his legs just would tire out..He now is excited about life again..he LOVES it!!!!!!!

It is very easy to operate and to take apart and reassemble for convenient transport. With 4 wheels it is very stable, and my Mother feels secure while using it. We purchased the GoGo Elite Traveller to take on a cruise. With its smaller size and portability, it was perfect! I was also pleased with the speed with which SpinLife delivered the Gogo. I had a very short period of time before the cruise. The customer service representative was great and worked with me to have it delivered within 2 working days of ordering. Mother had time to get used to the GoGo prior to traveling with it. I am extremely pleased with SpinLife's customer service.

The only weakness is the wider turning radius of four wheels. The three wheel model has a smaller turning radius but might not have had the feeling of stability that my Mother needs. Having only used a Jazzy chair with a very small turning radius, my Mother has had to become accustomed to the differences between the Jazzy and the GoGo.

robert h. from sweetwater, tx (caregiver)

My 88 year-old Mother has nerve damage to her leg as a result of Spinal stenosis and back surgery, which makes it very difficult for her to stand

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lawton s. from washington, dc (caregiver)

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Easy to take apart and put back together

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donald a. from new port richey, fl

66 can't walk any great distance.

Fast, easy to assemble, larger battery goes a LONG time, easy to adjust to fit rider, takes inclines and bumps really well.

Anemic "beep" button, no lights, steering column lock balky, would have liked higher clearance, sensitive to rain.

david g. from little river, sc (caregiver)

Female with post-polio syndrome, unable to walk without crutches.

its easy to load in the car.

needs bigger reflectors.

larry b. from ashtabula, oh (caregiver)

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Light, easy disassembly & assembly. Fits in trunk of car. Reasonable price.

Limited hill climbing ability.

kent p. from san carlos, ca

74, problem with knees and walking.

Small size makes transporting this scooter a breeze.

Batteries. The 12volts are much easier to deal with. They are incredibly light. I love that. I just wish that battery technology would catch up with the rest of the tech industry and create lighter, longer lasting batteries.

michael s. from south lebanon, oh

58 year old male. Polio survivor. Strong upper body. Leg muscles very week. Walk with assistance of Walker.

Easy to use, very comfortable and can go almost anywhere.

It is a bit heavy even when taken apart, needs someone strong to load into car.

melanie b. from phoenix, az

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Easy to use and recharge. Comfortable except for the area to rest feet. My husbands feet are very senstive and can hardly be touched the drive bar in front makes it hard to rest feet comfortably

Guess it would be where the foot rest is and the drive rod and bar in the front.

edith u. from orange, ca (caregiver)

84 yrs. gangrene in both feet has had amputations but it keeps coming back,legs very bad with arthritis, does not walk at all. Needs to have leg ampu

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mary ann d. from fairview, pa

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Price is reasonable.

Product parts are heavy and do not assemble easily. Battery in original unit became defective in only six months.

peter b. from drums, pa

73 years old with spinal stinosis and arthritis. Use scooter for longer distance walking.