Companion 3-Wheel Scooter

power to run on grass and pull slopes

bulky

joe w. from hartwell, ga

I am the user. I'm 82 years of age and wear a brace from contracting polio when a child

Biggest for me is the weight limit and the flat foot space for my feet as it is painful to bend my legs.

Wish there was just a bit more space to slide the seat backwards.

jim b. from branson west, mo

71 year old,not able to walk a short distance without a walker, same as standing. Disabled vet,340 pounds.

Looks, price, ease of mounting, ease of driving. Exceptional power seat.

Missing non-tipping wheels in front. A bump or coming up against a door jam can make it tip. The seat does not support the lower back without an additional cushion.

janet f. from north hollywood, ca

Disabled senior, 84, female.

Easy to get on and off. Steers great and short turning radius, leg room, good appearance

Hard ride! Takes every bump in the road like a "buck-board."

paul s. from york, pa

I am 74 years old. A post polio. Been using scooter since 1999. Presently use scooter for all activities in and out of the home.

speed, adjustable tiller, good leg space

swivel control hard to reach, heavy weight on rear of scooter causes lift to tilt

kay s. from san antonio, tx

Severe back problems, limited ability to stand/walk

Sturdily built, many features that help with the operations, such as swivel seat, lights, horn, ease of steering, large wheels.

It can't be helped but I wish it wasn't so heavy. I would like to know how much this model weighs.

anna s. from lawrence, ks (caregiver)

Mobility is limited due to diabetic neuropathy. The legs are especially affected. User is large, 6'5", and weighs over 320 lbs.

Maneuverability

Charger not easy to connect. Tail lights should be on a separate switch from Head light.

wayne c. from sublimity, or

86...crippled