Phantom

Solidly built, ease of use, headlight and swivel seat.

Very close to the ground. Must be careful going over curbs, so as not to crack the bottom

sherry t. from wichita, ks

I am a happy 69 year old with limited walking ability, due to lack of oxygen. I love my scooter, as now my dog and I can take walks again.

Works well with in home, malls, well kept sidewalks. East to use and a nice tight turn ratio.

Not good for streets and can ip easly on unkept streets/side walks

angela r. from lyons, ks (caregiver)

81 yr old ale with unsteady gait, frequent falls, and COPD

The scooter was very easy to put together and offers the mobility my 67 years young husband needs to satisfy his physical limitations. The Phantom was well worth the cost.

The Phantom was more than we expected, so we don't know of any weakness.

victoria h. from poplar bluff, mo (caregiver)

Not provided

Light weight and comes apart.

Would be nice if it would fit in a suite case.

duane f. from wallace, ca

Not provided

Not provided

Not provided

eddie w. from palmdale, ca (caregiver)

my wife loves the scooter

Able to use it everywhere in the house as well as shopping. Small but mighty.

It actually is too low to the ground to get it up on the lift to travel with. It hits the bottom of the lift and we need to lift it up get it on.

lynda g. from lake placid, fl

Retired, very short of breath and have had lung surgery and heart surgery. I have arthritis, over 80 years old. I love the oxygen holder as the added

Small size is critical in being able to move about without running into furniture or walls. Runs smoothly and responds quickly. Light weight and "break apart" feature provide flexibility in transporting it. I would not be able to handle anything heavier.

There is only a small area for my feet and I tend to bump my feet on the cover over the batteries which does not fasten down tight. Merely an annoyance, not a reason not to buy.

sue h. from winfield, il

Female, 67 years, Parkinson's disease. Use scooter when medication wears off and can not walk. Especially necessary so I can get to my husband who s

ease of handling,light weight,easy breakdown,acceptable length and width dimentions,short turning radius,battery power,we were able to negotiate lots of the hills of seattle washington,very pleased.

i do not like the knob for colapsing the handle.

robert k. from seviereille, tn (caregiver)

age 70/one lung

Easy to assemble, Compact, and easy to menuver on sidewalk, hallways & stores. Basic instructions

Horn is not very loud-should add volume for outside use. Basket is too small and not attached well

patricia g. from madison, wi (caregiver)

81 yr old female with feet that want to go faster than body and mind!...lol

Battery duration; power, portability

None

shutish p. from farmington, ct (caregiver)

Elderly woman, COPD, DJD.

iT SEEMS TO HAVE ALL THE FEATURES I WANT FOR THE PRICE. SEAT IS COMFORTABLE. BATTERY DROP IN IS GOOD. cHARGING OUTLET IS IN A GOOD PLACE. I LIKE IT VERY MUCH. THE SCOOTER STORE PRICE WAS ALMOST TRIPLE YOUR PRICE WITHOUT THE BASKET & LITE. PLUS $80.00 SHIPPING.

iT NEEDS SOME SOFT TIRES OR SPRINGS FOR OUTSIDE.IT BOUNCES PRETTY HARD ON UNEVEN PAVEMENT.

george b. from madison heights, mi

75 I HAVE PULMONARY FIBROSIS (SHORTNESS OF BREATH) I HAVE PULMONARY FIBROSIS (SHORTNESS OF BREATH)

ease of assembly, portability

light weight (strength and weakness), limited foot clearance on entry/exit especially for those wearing brace, no instructions for assembly and use of cane/crutch carrier, user manual lacks clarity, needs more specificity and complete illustrations

james b. from clemson, sc

67-yo mail, 5'110", 215 lbs, myopathies and neuropathies caused by broken back limits mobility and strength of legs, brace on right leg, able to walk