Go Go Ultra X 3-Wheel

High quality - very mobile

Could use more ground clearance

william g. from san jose, ca (caregiver)

A woman (72 years old) with limited walking range.

The most important thing to my husband is the ease of getting into and out of the swivel chair.

Once again it would be the difference of stability of a 3 wheeler as opposed to a 4 wheeler. I do believe it would benefit others who may overlook the same issue.

kay p. from warren, or (caregiver)

My husband is afflicted with MS. His symptoms are vastly different from other sufferers. His problems occur at random.

The ease in transporting it along with its use.

I don't know of any.

lowell e. from redlands, ca (caregiver)

Age 77. Have had both knees replaced as well as the right ankle.

Lightweight, easy to drive, reasonable in price and just plain fun when you can no longer enjoy walking.

My husband has trouble hearing high pitches, so he thinks the horn doesn't work. He attached a real "honker" that he can hear well. He also installed a headlight and tail light for safety.

joyce w. from amarillo, tx

With heart and lung problems and well-worn knees. Walking even short distances causes fatigue and difficulty breathing.

Your service and sales representative. I had the most satisfying online help from her. Thank you.

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jack p. from north canton, oh

55 yr old male. Diagnosed with a form of ALS. Using the Go Go to travel.

Ease in a small kitchen makes this one of the best with the 33" radius. There is basically nothing to maintain other than the battery charge and that lasts a very long time. I like the turning seat which is most comfortable. Good job Gentlemen!

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ron c. from st. charles, mo

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ron c. from st. charles, mo

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Ease of use. Ability to break down to fit in or on any car. No wire harnesses to plug in. Basket receiver hitch. The ability to modify the seat in order to accomodate a bad coccyx without using a seperate cushion.

The seat was manufactured for people with no problems in the coccyx. It would be very easy for them to give the purchase option of regular cushion, or coccyx cushion.

robert h. from hemit, ca

Sixty year old male. Failed back after fusion of L4/5 and L5/S1. Unable to stand or walk more than five minutes. Unable to sit without coccyx cushion.

It is very strong and I feel very safe. It looks attractive and is easy to use.

When I order it, your promised me a cover and I have never received it. Also, I would like to be able to have a place to attach the shade and rain protector.

nikki j. from denver, co

I have periferal neuropathy and use it to walk my two Yorkshier terriers....people stop and want to take our picture. We look very cute. I am 85.

Ease of handling. Weight. Ease of use.

The only comment I have heard is for lights, but really do not need them at this point.

etienne s. from harahan, la (caregiver)

Spinal stenosis that is progressing. Difficulty walking. Has fallen several times. Legs are getting weaker all the time.

Small enough to go between racks of clothes; plenty of power to go up inclines; light enough to transport;

It doesn't come in pink.

quentin n. from eau claire, wi

I should have ordered this years ago! I had an unsuccessful knee replacement 4 years ago and every step hurt.

Quality of scooter, ease of use, easy to transport. My wife can finally go outside and visit her gardens.

Minor weakness is horn could be louder, other than that scooter is great.

frederick b. from south hadley, ma (caregiver)

My wife is 59 and has severe arthritis in both knees and spine, unable to walk more than a few steps.