Spitfire Scout 4

Good size, minimum weight.

Tighter turn radius would be nice. No headlight.

paul b. from clovis, ca

Weak back and knees. Inability to walk more than30 ft.

Good

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jerold and brenda d. from westchester, oh

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TIRES.... I know its intended to be used indoors...BUT I like to go around the block, fresh air, visits, etc. BUT when I go on the sidewalk it's ruff...! any little thing hit equals a trip to see my DDS....! So what I suggest knowing it has no springs etc. are some SOFTER tires, soft rubber as compared to the HARD tires it now comes with... Thanks

terrence h. from torrance, ca

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Easy to assemble and disassemble. A+

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trudy m. from willits, ca

57 year old female with back PAR fractures. Works Full Time, has issues with standing or walking but can sit or lay relatively pain free. Love it.

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tony v. from santa fe, nm

75 year old viet nam combat veteran....use my scout to dr,s appts...etc. was very pleased on the delevery time

Feeling so safe on a scooter is met by my Spitfire!

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elizabeth w. from denver, co

I absolutely love my Spitfire Scout 4 Travel scooter. I use my big, huge wheelchair at home and off I go in my car, ready to pull out my Spitfire!

very good my wife loves it

no weaknesses product is great should have bought it sooner

theodore p. from ocean isle beach, nc (caregiver)

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very good my wife loves it

no weaknesses product is great should have bought it sooner

theodore p. from ocean isle beach, nc (caregiver)

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Easy to control, easy battery access, great mobility, breaks down easily for transport and lite weight

Not a weakness but should be included in booklet that the wheel lock needs to be engaged in order to start and move

jim t. from manchester, ia (caregiver)

This vehicle was purchased by are american legion to be used by our Vets that are in need of of mobility for various reasons.

When the key is turned off the brakes hold.

The seat is a swivel but it is hard to engage.

bonnie w. from grass valley, ca (caregiver)

This is used by an 86 year old man with Parkinson’s. He finds it easy to use but finds it a bit tight fit. He is a slim person weighing 170.

Easy to disassemble.

Smaller in length.

gertrude d. from winter haven, fl

Very easy to disassemble and to operate, very happy with the scout.

For me the ease of taking it apart and putting it in the back of my Escape.

The only thing I can think of is the turning radius.

elaina t. from evington, va

I am soon to be 65. I am bone on bone in both knees and I am suppose to have my knees replaced. I also have arthritis in my toes, knees and right hip.