Buzzaround EX 4-Wheel

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henry s. from klackamas, or

Crippled Olman

Ease of use

None that I have found.

wayne l. from east northport, ny

71 yr old with COPD needs oxygen.

Extended battery life, ease of use.

Wheels could be a bit larger to make it easier to load with ramps.

art p. from pittsfield, ma (caregiver)

Spouse who needs the scooter for extended walking events

Plenty of power and runs on grass.

Have not found any yet.

donald d. from friendswood, tx

user is age 81 lost left leg and learning to use prosthetic leg

The suspension, distance it will go, a lot of leg room, speed.

None other than it coming to me with a bad charger, and two bad batteries.

michael b. from sanford, fl

I am disabled Male with bad knees I use this as my legs to get around,

Easy to break down for transport, comfortable to ride, maneuvers well in any situation. Controls are simple and brakes are impressive. Suspension is effective. Works well in stores. Lots of compliments from other people, I chose the "Green".

Doesn't take on abrupt pavement or sidewalk changes very well. The Tiller can be jerked out of your hand, the driver needs to slow down down when he sees the change coming and take it easy until he is past the change.

gary d g. from wickenburg, az

73 year old male, copd, congestive heart failure, a-fib.

Tough so far. Plenty of power and speed. Quiet. Came out of everything I went in

Not good for indoor use. Like turning a log truck around in a china shop!

james s. from nacogdoches, tx

Me. Severe neuropathic myopathy from diabetes. It prevents unassisted walking and causes quick fatigue.

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donald b. from kent, wa

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Easy to handle and it gets great mileage per charge.

It can be difficult to make corners in tight spots.

yvonne r. from wink, tx

FELMALE, 73. CANT WALK VERY FAR. COULDN'T GO ALOT OF PLACE WHERE THERE WAS A LOT OF WALKING.

Ease of use.

Weights

cindy e. from grayling, mi

Have vascular and COPD diseases, resulting in limited walking/breathing ability. This is easy for myself and/or wife to disassenble and assemble.

The batteries assure me of a good long ride when I need it; tires are good quality, and seat is quite comfortable. I can also carry my walker on the back of the scooter when needed.

Its size. It is sometimes difficult to maneuver the scooter onto an elevator, with the small amount of time I have to enter the elevator without the doors closing before I get situated.

sandra t. from lakeland, fl

I am 69 yoa, widowed for 6 years now, and am disabled due to a back problem and have used a walker for about 10 years. I live alone in an apartment.

Price, solid construction, and nice appearance.

None as of yet

larry c. from roseburg, or

Age 85, difficulty walking.