Scout 4 Extended Range

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donald d. from shelbyville, fl

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Mobility and ease of putting into trunk

Better turn radius is to be desired

michael m. from haughton, la (caregiver)

My wife is 26 years old and has cerebral palsy. She loves the scooter.

The controls and the battery are well placed. The swivel seat is a nice feature.

The rear basket was was not fully thought out by your design engineers. It is essentially non-functional. The basket is fixed to the seat and swivels with the seat, such that it is always behind the driver. An elderly or disabled person cannot easily reach around to put things in the basket. The basket needs to be fixed to the cart and held stationary. When the seat swivels, the driver can then be next to the basket and put things into it, without straining to reach around.

paul a. from dixon, ca (caregiver)

91 Years old mother

It is very easy to use and quick

The basket in front is very small, can't hold much.

michael f. from n. las vegas, nv (caregiver)

82 yo F with severe COPD. Trouble walking. Very lucid.

The battery life is awesome. I’m yet to see the battery charge go low.

It doesn’t come with a light, though a simple $8 purchase took care of that.

edward m. from palm bay, fl (caregiver)

I was concerned about buying a mobility scooter online, but I have to say it works great and has given me my life back.

It appears to be built well. I just wish it had a headlight and a tail light

None so far

nina s. from dakota, mn

I am a senior, although a very youthful one. I have all my faculties, and the only reason I needed a scooter, is because of my Neuropathy (legs/feet)

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wanda h. from brooklyn, ny (caregiver)

Mother and she is 82 years old

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albert h. from eau claire, wi

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Ease of assembly/disassembly, light weight of the parts

Awkward placement of the key switch on the right side of the steering column--what about those whose right hand is not useable? Awkward placement of the recharging port.

amanda h. from cathedral city, ca (caregiver)

The user is a 70 y/o male who had a stroke.

Price, 4 wheels, length

No lights

james m. from brandon, ms

72 year old male, can't walk

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stephen s. from lynchburg, va (caregiver)

Father, 88, in nursing home and had amputation of toes on both feet due to circulation and diabetes. He passed away before he got to use scooter.

easy to use

no turning radius

paul h. from tampa, fl (caregiver)

My wife loves it, it's light enough for her to take it apart and lift it