Go Go Sport 3-Wheel

Capability to break down for transport, simplicity of operation, travel or distance capability

The seat is heavy and unwieldy. The height of the device could be raised 1-2 inches.

terry p. from blacksburg, va (caregiver)

my wife uses the scooterto move around the campus on which we live. she does not have the capability to walk very far and this opens up opportunities

The extra two inches of room for feet and legs is great. The battery charging port on the tiller is very helpful.

The curved up sides of the seat make it very difficult for me, as I often have to slide sideways to get off. The turn radius is great except that the front end of the cart is very unstable if you need to use it for support to help you get on and off.

shirley w. from summit, ut

I have MS and have been unable to walk at all for several years, so I depend on an electric scooter to get me around.

Ive owned the same Pride Elite 3 wheel scooter for some 8 years, so when it started to give out on me I knew I wanted another Pride. I needed something with just a little more leg room, so I tried the Sport 3. It's just what I needed.

It's just a littler bit heavier than the elite from what I'm told.

ariel m. from virginia beach, va

This is my second Pride scooter and I love it more than my first.

It’s weight limit is very nice. I weigh 240 lbs. but like to be able to carry my carry on luggage hanging off the back of my scooter. Plenty of floor space to put my purse or whatever when shopping or travelling.

I have been able to get the scooter to go like 8 miles. It’s heavy but stable.

claire j. from aubrey, tx

65 year old women with balance and falling issues

Good battery that lasts a long time. Well made

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diana b. from middletown, de

My wife and I both have sport scooter we use it at Disneyworld ,Longwood gardens any place with a lot of walking as we both have walking issues

Light weight and easy to load and unload from the trunk of a car.

Haven't found any yet

peter p. from mesa, az (caregiver)

my wife uses this scooter. she gets around the house .

Ease of use.

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dennis m. from kissimmee, fl (caregiver)

User has a genetic lung disease and is totally disabled.

Extra length, good battery.

None

diana b. from middletown, de

My wife and I use it,I use pride elite plus the sport gives my wife more legroom to get on ,off and while on it she has leg problems good choic

The ease of assembly and disassembly to place in your car to take with you. Ability to bring it on the airlines and ride it to the loading area makes airports possible. This is our 2nd scooter, which is well made and durable.

A minor weakness is the depth of the vehicle. It does not travel well over thick grasses. A rearview mirror would be nice as standard, but all in all there is very little to complain about.

peter t. from osterville, ma

A 76-year-old male with problems walking any distance.

Easy to assemble and disassemble. Easy to charge.

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linda f. from whitestone, ny (caregiver)

My husband is 76 years old, an a bilateral below knee amputee.

Portability- easy to take apart in under a minute and put in vehicle

Could have a more comfortable seat- I use a foam cushion on mine.

robert d. from corry, pa

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Good maneuverability. Solid construction. Works great outdoors. Pride scooters are the best on the market. Easy to take apart and re-assemble for travel.

NONE !!!

dennis r. from ben salem, pa (caregiver)

My Wife has MS and difficulty walking.She is now enjoying her new found ability to get around and participate with our friends.High quality scooter.