Zero Turn 8

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max e. from dallas, tx

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THE SMALL RADIUS IS THE MAIN REASON I CHOSE THIS SCOOTER. I CAN GET THRU THE HOUSE WITHOUT PROBLEMS. GETTING IN AND OUT IS EASIER THAN I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE. A CHARGE LASTS ME FOR DAYS. SEAT AND BACK IS COMFORTABLE. NOT THAT MUCH FOOT ROOM BUT MY HUSBAND MOVED THE SEAT BACK SO I FIT BETTER.

ONLY TWO. THE FRONT BASKET IS WAY TOO SMALL. THE COLOR PURPLE I CHOSE IS NOT THE SAME AS WHAT I RECEIVED. BOTH THE CATALOG AND WEBSITE SHOW AN AMETHYST SHADE OF PURPLE, WHICH IS MY FAVORITE COLOR. I RECEIVED A DARK PURPLE THAT IS NOT VERY PRETTY AT ALL. NOTHING OTHER THAN THESE TWO THINGS. EVERYTHING ELSE IS GREAT.

connie s. from hurricane, ut

USER IS A 74 YR. OLD FEMALE WITH HIP AND KNEE PROBLEMS. THEY KEEP HER FROM WALKING WITHOUT A WALKER AND THAT IS ONLY FOR VERY SHORT DISTANCES.

Dual Moters. Bigger diameter wheels. Zero turn BIG PLUSE! Lights. Boots that cover the brakes on back of moters. Battery charger. Came in purple he favorite color.

Wish the wheels on front were the same diameter as back. I have found over the years wheel size matters in mobility. The smallest bump at an any little angle will rip the tiller out of her hands. Still a big improvement.

keith s. from grant, ne (caregiver)

She. Cerebral palsy. Four limb minimal mussel and control.

easy to use and works good on grass too.

It is a little to long to go into our bedrooms in the house.38 " would have worked better.

lawrence g. from hampshire, il

I am 73 and disabled I really like the zero turn scooter.

small size, turning radius, battery life

not aware of any weakness

nan k. from gastonia, nc (caregiver)

My dad is 95, has almost no use of his legs except to transfer from bed to scooter to toilet to scooter to recliner chair, and is very pleased .

Ease of use. Sturdy, comfortable.

Could be slightly smaller.

lois h. from clemson, sc

A 75 year old that is 4’ 9 with walking difficulties. I live in a retirement apartment; so now I can get involved in activities.

Its heavy enough to feel confident crossing a busy road at the traffic light and to travel the roads in my subdivision, yet I can use it in my home. It's comfortable and easy to use.

Can't think of any relative to my situation.

kaaren j. from bloomfield, mi

I am 78 years old and unable to walk due to femur malunion. I bought this scooter to go to the stores close by and to travel through the subdivision.

The turning radius and ground clerance allows for easy mobility indoors and out. The charging port is also easy to access.

if i was to say any thing i would make the ground clearance even across, and cover the motor for outdoor use

owen m. from keokuk, ia

Neither the user or care giver, I'm a family member who purchased the unit for my mother

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dave m. from greenwood village, co (caregiver)

90 year old mother. Was hoping she could ride this to the grocery which is .5 miles from her apartment

Ease of Use and Sharp Turning.

Connecting the charging cable can be difficult.

eugene e. from nelsonville, oh

(0 Years Old and Still working.Own a 10 screen Movie theater & a 100+game arcade.

Maneuverability, easy to control, overall great!

The battery life dial is brighter than I was expecting.

charlotte w. from denton, tx (caregiver)

This is for my 87 year old mother who lost a leg to cancer years ago. She really enjoys the Jazzy Zero Turn scooter daily.

The ability to negotiate through doors and hallways of my assisted living facility is now without the concern.

My only concern is the exposed “motor area” to the elements. I wish that the area was covered. There is no suspension system!

james m. from fresno, ca

age 88+ Knees, shoulders, elbows so bad that it's difficult to walk even with a walker. The wife and I are in assisted living/memory place