Zip'r 3-Wheel

compactness,ease of use

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randy b. from billingsley, al (caregiver)

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the light weight and the fact that you can put it in the trunk of your car. also ,I love the turning raduis. It makes shopping easy.

Nothing so far.

loretta r. from mount holly, nc

I am 51 years of age and I have lung problems and back problems restricting my walking.

Easy to operate. Easy to transport. Looks kind of sporty. Comfortable. Can go through narrow doorways just fine. Plenty of pep when you need it. Relatively quiet. Very affordable.

The final 2 pieces are not as easy to put together and take apart as they say. Also, it's easy to get bopped on the head with the steering column unless you know enough to lock the steering column in the position you want it in before you deal with it. You also need to be aware that unless you take the unit off of "free-rolling" and lock it in gear (switch in back of unit), when you put the key in to start it nothing will happen. Even if you switch it to gear while you have the key in, nothing will still happen unless you take the key totally out, put it in gear, and then put the key in. Sometimes, even when it is in gear and you put the key in, it still won't start. Sometimes even when everything is the way it supposed to be, you just have to take the key out, pit it in again and then try it again, and most times it will work. That's just a funny quirk about it that needs to be taken care of on future models, but as long as you know about it, it's not too annoying to deal with. Also, the horn can be louder. If you need to use a horn, it's because you're in a crowd of people. Crowds of people get noisy, and they don't hear the little sound (*beep, beep*) that sound more like the Roadrunner off the cartoons.

frank b. from crossville, tn

I am a male, 57 years old, with Multiple Sclerosis. I can walk, but not very far and cannot stand on my feet for very long.

Looks, ease of operation and mobility

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kevin h. from holly hill, fl

I am user. 55 yrs old and have an arthritic foot and restless leg syndrome. Use Zip-r around my apt. to keep weight off legs/feet.

price, battery life, quality

none

thomas h. from petaluma, ca

i bought this for my sister who has bad case of ms. she absolutely loves it.

It is very easy to maneuver. The basket that comes with it is handy - not too big so it gets in the way and not too small that you can't use it. I really like it!

This isn't much of a weakness but sometimes it stops on a dime and other times I can stop but it keeps drifting. I haven't figured out the different times yet so I either stop before I want to or continue further than I wanted sometimes making me run into things.

irene w. from des moines, ia

I have a physical disability and it was very dfficult to get any place.

The size and ease of movement makes this a great product.

My sister has a Go-Go and I like the fact that there is sort of a handle on the back of the scooter that makes it easier to lift in and out of a vehicle. If the back of the Zip'r 3 could be fashioned after the Go-Go it would be of great benefit to those of us who lift them.

brenda h. from bowling green, ky

I use this product because I am a 60 year old heart patient. I also have arthritis in my back that makes walking difficult.

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patricia w. from long beach, ca (caregiver)

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drives very nice , right size for me.

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mary j. from st. cloud, fl

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This product enables a person to get around in their home (compact) and she can go outside also.

The user has had nothing but praise for this product.

paula w. from pahrump, nv (caregiver)

One of my coworkers had a heart attack. We took up a collection for the scooter for her.

it works well

the instructions were not quite right

ricard n. from washington dc, dc

cannot walk well. has had multiple sclerosis since 1985. uses the zip'r between the apartment and the car, and between the car and the desk, or shop

it works well

the instructions were not quite right

ricard n. from washington dc, dc

cannot walk well. has had multiple sclerosis since 1985. uses the zip'r between the apartment and the car, and between the car and the desk, or shop