Zip'r Roo 3-Wheel

Compact and travels nicely, everything fits in the trunk of my Pontiac G6.

After the scooter is broken down it is not easy for one person to reconnect the front to the back section almost need two people to reconnect.

ramona s. from orville, oh

I have emphesema and use oxygen and can not walk for long periods, I will use my scooter for outings which requires walking

Light, quick, simple operation. I would prefer an on/off switch.

Loud beep when power turned on.

kathy w. from draper, ut

60 yr. old woman with MS. Use in house to get from room to room. Use to complete tasks such as laundry, food prep, dusting.

Easy to pack in a car. Put together.

Can tip over easy. Cannot go good on gravel or rough surfaces. Cost is too much. Most people cannot afford one.

don w. from spansih fork, ut

Used for mobility when needed. Not always used. Only when walking a great deal. Will be taking it to CES in Vegas in January.

Fairly portable and user-friendly as far as size and features

Shipping took too long; was damaged; it fell over on driver when he was going up a very slight incline from sidewalk to driveway; pretty heavy

jennifer p. from fairhope, al (caregiver)

73 year old male with knee and heart problems

Not provided

Seat back comfort. No locking of seat back in upright position.

billy f. from atlanta, ga (caregiver)

Not provided

Light and compact.

Nicely designed but weakly built. I am especially distraught about the seatback, which we had to modify to make useable. Even now, it is not as comfortable as it ought to be.

leslie l. from valrico, fl

75 year old male with advanced COPD (lung problems).

Rolls well.

seat is not comfortable and folds down when you get off. When it rolls over a bump the plug (electric) has to be replaced.

randy b. from douglasville, ga

Weak right leg and have a bad back, age 62.

Being able to fit in trunk of auto

The two main pieces are too difficult to connect. When almost connected the front wheel moves and wiggles the hooks off the connection point. At one point I, in error, got the locking handle UNDER the lock and it was hard to get it diconnected!

ruth p. from success, mo (caregiver)

My husband is 71. He had a stroke at 61. His regular scooter was stolen so we had to purchase a temporary mobility scooter until his could be replaced

Small Size

Seat too low and non-adjustable....if one has touble coming to a standing position, as I do..with Inclusion body Low non-adjustable seat. Cushion helps. I have trouble rising because of Inclusion Body Myositis. an auto immune disease.

harold w. from shelby, nc

Perfect size for use in the home. Easily goes through small spaces. (I have a larger scooter which i czrry in my van. Loud horn on the Zip

small, quick

jerky motion, obnoxious back-up warning.

kathy w. from draper, ut

56 female M.S.