Spitfire 3-Wheel

Can get around faster and no one has to push me in a wheelchair. Small enough to go into buildings

The battery ran low several times when I had it out. I had it charged up but because I had to go up several ramps, the battery lost its charge quicker

sheila d. from greenwood, in

I am 66 years old and have charcot foot (left) and cannot walk very far. The spitfire allows me to go more places and someone does nto have to push

It's easy to use. It's easy to get on and off of. the seat is adjustable and padded and comfortable.

it doesn't come with rear view mirrors.

mary g. from palmyra, va

I'm a 42 year old with Muscular Dystrophy

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john k. from leominster, ma

Age:79, Knee and Heart condition

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rosario g. from phoenix, az

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the breakdown of the scooter to transport to a museum.

no clearance, no power going up a hill. rear small wheels touch the ground. good for inside home only gets stuck on a crack on the street.

marsha m. from san francisco, ca

I have returned this travel scooter. i am 65, driving the pace saver and the featherweight, both purchased from Spinlife. Spitfire is a disaster

It is small and sturdy

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carole c. from new rochelle, ny

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Very easy to take apart and assemble. Perfect for short trips. Each piece is light enough to easily load into the car.

Needed an oxygen tank holder but was told the manufactuer did not offer one for this model.

david b. from woodhaven, mi

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Does inclines very well. Ease of taking apart. Holds charge. Very easy to use at home and traveling.

Haven't found any.

rita h. from hitchcock, tx (caregiver)

64 year old male with rhematoid arthritis and pvd.

power,easy to dis-assemble,looks

turning radius,more foom for feet to rest while in motion

jon b. from justin, tx (caregiver)

Daughter, age 50,diagnosed ALS 3-10

Small, light and easy to operate. Perfect for travel.

Limited range, not a lot of power, not good on hills.

elizabeth k. from everett, wa

61 year old obese female with bad discs and foot pain.

It's pretty light weight for stowing into a vehicle. It goes into places bigger units can't. Does pretty good on hills when it's charged but if it's low it shuts off into a no power mode going forward. It is better than nothing.

Although it's rated at 300 lbs. it's taxed. The distance per charge drops if you're anywhere near that. The 3 wheel version can be kind of tippy if you don't pay attention to how you ride on angles by changing your center of gravity. Getting the seat off to stow has been a challenge and I haven't figured out the combination yet. The worst thing about it is the ground clearance. It doesn't do some thresholds, curb cuts, and abrupt inclines. Getting rid of the back tip wheels would help but I've gone over backwards in a wheelchair and it's not a good thing either. If you can afford a better one pass this by. It's not made in the USA.

david k. from monument, co

I'm a 64 year old male with residuals of polio in the right leg and severe arthritis in the left. I weigh about 275.

light weight and assecability to take apart and travel with....

It is a little smaller than I wanted, but it is far better than the one I had with 4 wheels...It is very easy to ride.

shirley b. from jamestown, ny

I am a 75 yr. old female who can not walk very far because of spinal stenosis and removal of both of my piriformis muscles in my buttocks which affect