Go Go ES2 3-Wheel Scooter

Ease of operation, not complicated and easy to transport.

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barbara g. from ontario, or (caregiver)

Male, 69, with Parkinson's

Price and small enough to use in house.

I wish it had wider tires for thick gravel.

douglas w. from tucson, az

Advanced Parkinson's. Weight 200 lbs. Can still walk a little. I use my ES-2 every day. So much, that I purchased a second ES-2 as a back-up.

Ease of loading and unloading

Nothing comes to mind

john s. from minot, nd

Mainly used to shop with my wife.

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mary f w. from linwood, nc

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The small size and the battery life.

The seat does not swivel.

ken b. from woodstown, nj (caregiver)

My wife has a mobility issue. She uses the scooter in-house instead of me pushing her in the wheelchair.

Battery life. Turning radius.

The battery connection and location of the connection.

james b. from inman, sc (caregiver)

My dad is the user. He is 80 yrs old and has Parkinson's Disease. The unit works great for him inside of his home.

The ease to move around in. The size; fits in any room.

The space for your feet could be a little longer.

audrey l. from two rivers, wi

I am a 74 yr. old who still likes to move around. I have MS which limits my mobility. With my go-go ES2, I am able to get from room to room

Due to size, I am able to use it in my residence as it has a short turning radius.

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marvin m. from paradise, ca

I am an 83 yr old male with post polio syndrome. I have purchased 4 Pride mobility scooters, all of which were equipped with a swivel seat

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ivonne p. from hialeah, fl

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POWER..EASY TO TURN THE WHEEL SHARP. IT'S BEAUTIFUL

Nothing

deborah k. from pilesgrove, nj

I have ms. I missed out in life, not doing things because of my disability. Now I have the Go-Go scooter; I can get back to a normal life. Thank a mil

Easy to use. Clear instructions for assembly and operation

I am not able to physically disconnect the charger from the scooter, and have to leave it connected to the scooter after unplugging from the wall socket-- until I can get someone to disconnect

thomas s. from corinth, ms (caregiver)

My 87 year old wife who has difficulty walking

Can be moved by hand and does not weigh a ton

Plastic foot board seems pretty flimsy.

allen c. from melbourne, fl

75 year old female with pulmonary problems