Travel Pro 3-Wheel

its small and can be used around house but not able to lift into a car

the seat was hard to line up the pin to set and the bottom is more than 25 lbs

linda z. from waukesha, wi (caregiver)

was to give my husband some freeom to get out of the house

The lightweight part is important to me, loading an unloading in my van.

Seat is hard an sits a little bit too low, to suit me. I've got an old prlde 3 wheel scooter,that I have gotten used to, but I have worn it out, but I still use it, sometimes

kenneth h. from greenpond, al

Im the user. I have Ankylosing spondylitis, the scooter is ok, but. The seat is kinda hard Needs more cushion, and there is a delay in the throttle

It works very well. The battery has a long live well fully charged.

The weakness of this unit is you have to unplug wires and pool pans to take it apart.

don s. from whitney, tx

I use it mostly when I go shopping with my wife. I cannot walk through the stores even holding onto the basket.

light weight

very basic

mark m. from lowell, in

Cancer

Construction is good the seat is very comfortable

Wheel base too short, seat is hard to remove, very hard to disconnect the battery for charging.

robert j. from idaho falls, id (caregiver)

This is for my wife, she has bad knees and walking around a store like Walmart is impossible le fo her.

lightweight and easy to transport

needs larger basket on the front also a better place to carry items on back

judith h. from minneola, fl (caregiver)

My husband B J is the user He is 81 and uses it when we take trips to parks ect that require much walking

Compact. Simple. Reasonable price.

Battery location makesit VERY difficult for handicapped to plug in charger. Speed control lever DANGEROUSLY sensative. I reduced sensativity with rubber band around lever and handle bar at each end.

john s. from peachtree city, ga

98 year-old male. Neuropathy causes "dead" sensation in legs and feet. Difficult to bend or stoop. See below regarding plugging in charger.

Great size for turning into rooms from the hallway in our house.

Because of the three wheels it is very unstable. On his first time going down the handicapped ramp going onto the driveway, he turned the whole thing over striking his head against the concrete. He has now gotten better at driving it, but it is very worrisome to me.. When the battery is plugged in it smells electrical. Battery plug hard to use for a person with limited mobility.because the batteries are t stationary

anthony k. from mcdonough, ga (caregiver)

Being used indoors by my husband who had a stroke. He is over 6’ tall, 230 lbs with limited mobility

Easy to use.

Battery is heavy

laverna w. from renton, wa

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Light weight and easy to maneuver.

Charging port in bad area for people who have difficult time bending over.

ron f. from green castle, in (caregiver)

62 yr old female has trouble walking

The ground clearance is a great help as it allows access to more places.

The battery bag is a little worrisome with no securing other than some Velcro.

ralph r. from mesa, az

Retired post polio male with walking difficulties. Living in a 55 plusses community that is handicap aware. Have used scooters since 199

The product is relatively easy to put into my vehicle.

An easily detachable battery would make handling the unit much more practical.

bruce m. from new philidephia, oh

I am the end-user. I am handicapped due to Guillain-Barré syndrome. I can walk but the scooter is extremely useful to me. Issues that I have with it a