Go-Go Elite Traveller Plus 4-Wheel

I have gone to Disney World 2 times with these scooters = best strength is its size - I can maneuver in very tight places

The weakness - is the charger is in an awkward place - but the good outweighs the bad

brenda g. from kingston springs, tn

I have polio and as I have gotten older it's more difficult to keep my balance

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yvette k. from rockville, md

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I really like the ease the scooter makes turns. It was easy to learn how to use. Can be more mobile now

Needs to have some kind of grip to make picking up the base easier

glenda f. from independence, mo

Physical disability

Very compact and well put together. Well made and runs well.

When you remove the battery for charging, the ring that seat sits on has cut my son's hand.

carroll c. from pasadena, md

Use it for stores and boardwalk. Locations needing walking since I have problems walking.

I love that this scooter is easy to take apart and put together. It fits in my little Prius, not the hatchback one either. It is not too heavy for me to lift in and out of my trunk, This has given me my freedom back! I got the optional large basket and I would highly recommend it. The basket in the front is a joke! I can’t even fit my small purse in it. I took it on out recent camping trip and it did pretty well on the fishing ramp. It got stuck a few times in the ruts but I was able to get it free myself. It didn’t do so well on the gravel though. It got stuck and my 6 year old grandson and I had to push it out and over to the black top. I haven’t had it in grass yet so I don’t know how it will do there.

The only issue I have with it is the leg room but I usually just stretch my legs on either side of the steering column.

linda p. from flagstaff, az

59 years old, bad knees, cant walk long distances

Easy to use and easy to disassemble.

Haven't found any so far.

david c. from houston, tx (caregiver)

Female, Age 76, Rheumatoid Arthritis

Ease of use dependability and very easy to transport

None. Far exceeds expectations thus far

james k. from casanova, va

74 yr old male. Partial paralysis on right side

Easy to assemble and disassemble and easy to maneuver

So far I have none

celina c. from ashland, ma (caregiver)

70 years old Stroke survivor No use of right hand

Ease of maneuverability and transporting. Like the 4-wheel better than the three for stability.

Really none, other than a bit more clearance would be nice on the lawn and rough terrain.

margaret c. from waconia, mn

68 years old, bad knees and arthritis. Helps me get around amazingly well and easy to take along.

Carries weight far better than basic medicare unit.

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willis e. from townsend, ga

User is W/M,82, 255lbs. In reasonable good health except for degenerative disk disease, unable to walk more than a few steps.

Easy to use

Sharp turns could tip over

frank m. from somerville, ma (caregiver)

84 yr father heart and lung problems.

Ease of assembly-large enough for a 6 '3" man and small enough for a 5'2" woman. Lightweight and will go anywhere. No problem keeping it charged, and it is very attractive.

The only things we can complain about are the hard wheels, which give a bumpy ride on our grounds. No biggie, but you did ask. However, we don't have flat tires, as in the past.

joan m. from darien, ga (caregiver)

My husband is 85, and is very unsteady on his feet. He suffers from peripheral neuropathy. He is no longer housebound, thanks to the scooter.