Go Go Elite Traveller 3-Wheel

Ease of use and it's versitility

Battery to heavy. Most people will not have any problem lifting 33 lbs. But for someone with a muscle weakness this is a major problem if your in a situation with no one to help you.

bill m. from blandon, pa

I have SMA and this unit gets me around very well

Turning radius ........width,,,,length

I,m a big guy......if it could be made alittle smaller.......Don

george l. from simi valley, ca

77 years old, gimpy left leg, very happy with my scooter. It would be great if you could lighten it. Forget pretty. Don

so easy to use

If i could recharge the battery without remove it and bring to the wash room. Can it be charged still on the scooter? If so no weakness.

william d. from west point, ms

love it, can now (walk)my dog, got him when i was depressed because of cancer, he has been my way to live.

so easy to use

If i could recharge the battery without remove it and bring to the wash room.

william d. from west point, ms

love it, can now (walk)my dog, got him when i was depressed because of cancer, he has been my way to live.

Small and easly to get around

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carol h. from cary, il

45,fibromyilga

small enough to manuver ,simple controls,carrys all adapative egiup,eg,oxygenwith no power loss. runs very quite .

redo ox holder rattles to much and up to high when ox bottle in reagulator is at the back of my head, should be mounted lower so pt.doesn't hit head on ox bottle

harry g. from ramar, al

49 yr ol female lung transplant ,copd ,emphesama,right side stroke,anddiabetes

easy manever ability lightweight goes easily around the house and through doorways

none so far

rebecca m. from boonsboro, md (caregiver)

My Husband is a cancer patient with severe neuropathy in his feet and ankles..some days he can not walk five steps...the scooter has helped him to fun

every thing

none

carolyn e. from sugar tree, tn

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Ability to move around in tight areas is great.

Seat not being able to be secured for loading by hand.It nearly hurt someone trying to help put it in car.

evelyn a. from bear, de

I am 55yr/oxygen dependent person with little lung capacity. Asserting myself/ walking made me very out of breath going room to room. Trips out were i

It surprised me when I went up a sharp incline that was about a block in length.

Not knowing how far it will go on a full charge, without knowing if I will be able to return and not be out of power before returning home. It should have a halfway mark on meter to assure getting back.

melvin d. from chilton, wi

I'm 82 with bad knees and problems with extended standing or distance walking. This is a great help.

I love this scooter. It is much more sturdy than I had anticipated. Yet it is so transportable. I can get around in tight spaces with no problem.

This scooter is not for very tall people. The ground clearance could stand to be a little higher.

cherise g. from cabot, ar

40 y/o with transverse myelitis who has lower body limitations including severe neuropathy and partial paralysis

Excellent product for my needs. Good variable speed control, slow for inside buildings and pleasantly zippy outside, slower cllimbing hills but not too sluggish. Battery life was much more than expected. Cornering with 3 wheels was great for tight spaces, eash to assemble and disassemble. I selected the upgraded seat and it was well worth it.

None I've found, but I'm mostly use it on weekends for longer outings.

nancy d. from falls church, va

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