Companion 3-Wheel Scooter

Easy to get on and off. Steers great and short turning radius, leg room, good appearance

Hard ride! Takes every bump in the road like a "buck-board."

paul s. from york, pa

I am 74 years old. A post polio. Been using scooter since 1999. Presently use scooter for all activities in and out of the home.

Well built and strong, balance is excellent we like the rear holding bar and good design of the front

You have to be very careful if going around a curve too fast.

grant h. from west haven, ut (caregiver)

70 year old male with very limited mobility the scooter is easy to use and strong.

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james p. from auburn, ca

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speed, adjustable tiller, good leg space

swivel control hard to reach, heavy weight on rear of scooter causes lift to tilt

kay s. from san antonio, tx

Severe back problems, limited ability to stand/walk

The ability to take me where ever I wish to go and do what I was once able to do.

Haven't found any as yet.

pat m. from chehalis, wa

OK...I am a 76 year old disabled woman. I had one scooter before and it died on me. My new scooter will allow me to be able do the things I enjoy.

The replaceable dual batteries and the was of use. The electric up and down seat is very useful and it rides like a dream over rough sidewalk.

I have found only one thing I wish I had added, a high rise seat back. I need greater support at my shoulders and need to add this one thing.

fred h. from millington, tn

Love the scooter and the service. This was a replacement for an older Golden 3 wheeler. I was the recipient of an accidental broken back some years

The power elevating seat is a big plus. Lots of leg room and the scooter is very stable on slopes. Controls are easy to reach.

It needs flashing warning lights for those dark sidewalks near traffic when out at night. Brighter head light. Should come with a seat belt.

steve l. from lyles, tn

70 years old, both legs atrophied and non functional. A powered scooter or chair is my only means of mobility.

Sturdily built, many features that help with the operations, such as swivel seat, lights, horn, ease of steering, large wheels.

It can't be helped but I wish it wasn't so heavy. I would like to know how much this model weighs.

anna s. from lawrence, ks (caregiver)

Mobility is limited due to diabetic neuropathy. The legs are especially affected. User is large, 6'5", and weighs over 320 lbs.

Maneuverability

Charger not easy to connect. Tail lights should be on a separate switch from Head light.

wayne c. from sublimity, or

86...crippled

I ordered the elevated seat option and that was the best decision ever because now I can cook and wash dishes on my own.

I wish it was more compact so I can pack it up and take it with me when I travel by car.

cynthia c. from philadelphia, pa

I'm a 43 year old disabled woman with an autoimmune disorder.

Fare price, Fast delivery, friendly people

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ralph d. from mesquite, nv (caregiver)

Haul my wife around. She has bad legs

It is comfortable, very adjustable for size, turns quite well in smaller areas, and goes a long way on a charge.

It could probably use a backup alarm, but that is about it as far as weaknesses.

barbara k. from franklin, oh

I'm 63, have very bad knees and cannot walk very far at a time. This gives me freedom to get back out & do things!