Spitfire Pro SE Portable Scooter

It folds up pretty well it's not too heavy battery life is long

You cannot drive it on services-only flat surfaces so if you're going to a game with your child and there's grass it won't work

lawanna r. from guyton, ga

Multiple sclerosis early 40s

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joshua p. from delta, ut

I use it when ever there is alot of walking

Will not tip over very easily.

quite hard to maneuver compared to 3 wheel

marlene d. from muskegon, mi

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loretta w. from wellston, mi

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I have the 4 wheel scooter and feel very safe using it. It doesn't tip over like the 3 wheel can.

It is harder to make sharp turns than the three wheel. Also it is heavier than the 3 wheel which makes it harder to put in the car. I can not put it in the car myself. One person could do it but it is better to have two people put it in the car

marlene d. from muskegon, mi

I am a 82 year old women with severe back problems that makes me unable to walk very far. I use the scooter at parks, casinos, shopping centers etc.

I have the 4 wheel scooter and feel very safe using it. It doesn't tip over like the 3 wheel can.

It is harder to make sharp turns than the three wheel. Also it is heavier than the 3 wheel which makes it harder to put in the car. I can not put it in the car myself. One person could do it but it is better to have two people put it in the car

marlene d. from muskegon, mi

I am a 82 year old women with severe back problems that makes me unable to walk very far. I use the scooter at parks, casinos, shopping centers etc.

easy to use

none

diane w. from mesa, az

self

Ease of breakdown/reassembly Good battery strength

Would have preferred lights

terry t. from riverside, ca

Differently abled Parkinson’s patient

Easy to use and carry in trunk of our car.

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john c. from henderson, nv

Myself. Mobility handicapped. Also need scooter to avoid walking long distances due to problems with breathing due to COPD and Asthma.

Compact yet sturdy and ease of transportation 

Until it breaks in a bit the seat is hard to get off

john e. from lincoln, ca

I bought this for myself I recently had a leg amputation and needed something easy to transportbut sturdy as I'm a big guy, love my spit fire se

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very difficult to take apart to put in my wife's van.

arland b. from albuquerque, nm

Iam an 89 year old male with a partially paralyzed right leg and use it for long walks with my dogs.

The height is perfect for me whether it's seating in a restaurant or kitchen table. I like the 3 height  adjustments of the seat.

The horn is not loud enough.   The seat only swivel 180 rather the 360 of my old scooter.

diane c. from king of prussia, pa

Hi, I'm a 69 yrs young woman. I had many surgeries which rendered me non - ambulatory