Phoenix HD 3/4-Wheel Portable Scooter

usability on multiple terrains

circumferance of turning distance

beverly k. from lemoore, ca

84 yo female...non ambulatory due to severe degenerative arthritis

The fact that it can work well in all sorts of ground. Grass, gravel and pavement

Have not found any weaknesses of the product. I had a problem loading and unloading but finally got the hang of it.

roberta p. from orlando, fl

My husband and I both use the Phoenix. I have COPD and cannot walk distances at all and if I want to visit a mall or an attraction, I use it.

Well built, attractive

Maneuverability; I wish I had stayed with a three wheeler like the Phantom

robert k. from seviereille, tn (caregiver)

Oxygen 24/7, diabetes, all kinds of breathing medication

127 lbs. and can support a 350 lb. rider. My weight is 325 lbs.

I have not found any yet.

michael p. from lake worth, fl

68-year-old male, who can only walk about 50 feet.

Stability.

The instructions could be better.

celia h. from harbinger, nc (caregiver)

Elderly female with arthritis and an old knee injury.

I cannot walk or stand for very long and this scooter makes it possible to accompany my family to parks, malls, etc.

It is too heavy to transport without help.

deborah c. from fredericksburg, tx

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Easy to drive. Sound construction

Too early to tell, but battery life may be marginal

william r. from knoxvilley, tn

Use exclusively in our home.

Plenty of power

Needs a more comfortable seat

enerst d. from ogdensburg, ny

It performs the way it is advertised. I have only used it twice so far and like it.

I think it's well made and powerful. I have no problems climbing hills on my lawn and I weigh 265 pounds.

There are few weaknesses that I can think of other than the leg room problem that I stated previously.

robert b. from carthage, nc

I'm an 80 year old with COPD and diabetes along with Neuropathy in my legs.

It has a good motor and transaxles.

I would prefer the forward and reverse controls to be in the front for thumb usage instead of the back, which require finger usage.

benjamin b. from belleville, mi

If you have problem walking and need to get around inside and outside, a scooter is the necessary equipment.

It is everything SpinLife said it would be and better. Easy-to-use, comfortable, easy to load onto ramp.

Can't think of any.

patrica g. from mexico, ny (caregiver)

My husband uses this product. He has emphysema, COPD and a bad heart; on oxygen 24/7

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helen g. from denton, tx

I had back surgery two years ago. I am very pleased with my scooter; now I can easily move around the retirement village.