Zip'r 4-Wheel

I can get out and get around much better with no pain

none

harold m. b. from olympia, wa

64 year old male that has had 6 major back surgeries.hip replacement

It's easy to transport from place to place when my husband and I go to ball games for our Grandsons'. It's light enough to lift, into the back of our pick-up. My husband does take the battery pack out first to make it easier to lift it. It folds down nice to fit into the pick-up. I think the best part is, it doesn't require a special lift to load and unload it.

I do feel that it should be higher off the ground and maybe alittle bigger tires. I think it would make it easier to get around outside.

linda m. from rochester, mn

I am a 59 yr.old female with COPD. It is hard for me to walk long distances, and with the scooter, I am able to attend different functions that requir

it is well built,soild

on flat ground. a.o.k.but as i stated above my wife cannot ride on flat grass and cannot run unit out the door it gets caught on sill back motor section

helen b. from thorofare, nj

68years old rhumiatoid artristis

I LIKE THE LIGHT ON IT,IT TOOK SOME TIME GETTING USE TO IT,

I CALLED THE COMPANYON THE BATTERY CHARGER IT GOT SO HOT.

william o. from fold-du-lac, wi

disabilty

Design, safety features

There is one thing that does stand out. There should be an easier way to plug in the power cord INTO the scooter. A more traditional outlet would be suggested. Sometimes the patient (my mom in this case)once to show her independance but can't figure out the unusal 3 prong plug that you need to thrist at times with an old pair of hands. EXCEPT for this we both love the scooter.

lawrence l. from elkton, md (caregiver)

83 year old woman, basically in good physical condition, but slowing down. She is in the on-set of dimentia/alzheimers

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dennie n. from ewing twp, nj

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dennie n. from ewing twp, nj

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Very easy for him to operatate, easy on and off.

Seat doesn't go up high enough, has to keep his knees bent at a 90 degree angle while riding, no place for him to straighten out his bad knee and prop his leg up.

iris n. from cornelius, or (caregiver)

80 year old father, arthritic knees

Easy to assemble and transport

Speed, and that the seat is not adjustable as far as being able to more it back and forward to fit the needs of the person using it.

linda b. from lake villa, il (caregiver)

Stage 4 Cnacer victum that has breathing difficulties

EASY TO HANDLE AND DIDN'T COST AN ARM AND LEG.

THE SEAT IS A WEE BIT HARD.

toni riley g. from tucson, az

IT SUITS ME PERFECTLY.

Easy to use and drive.

Difficult to take apart. An elderly person cannot bend over to dismantle and keep their balance. Also, removal of chair is difficult.

annette b. from lebanon, ct (caregiver)

91 yr old father, limited walking ability, easy for him to use, a little cumbersome to take apart for transport, but doable.

Easy to use, fairly comfortable.

It needs to be offered with an additional battery. Charge does not last. Also upholstered arms would help ease the ride. Key is very difficult for the disabled to pull out.

jeanie k. from charlevoix, mi

Gift for disabled friend.