Victory 10 Scooter

It works

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robert g. from davenport, fl

It will make it easy to walk again.

does corners good, and fast outdoors.

No break peddle, hard to get accosmed to stopping.

kathy b. from salinas, ca

lymphadema in legs, not able to walk distances

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Don't like delta tiller, no seat options, seat back storage inadequate (old scooter much superior). Overall quality not as good as my old scooter. I prefer to use my old one!

deborah c. from burbank, ca

Severe arthritis, limited mobility

The larger wheels are great.

The over all weight is about the only weakness that I've found so far, and I do wish that it could make a little smaller turning range.

ardelia w. from glen saint mary, fl

I am 72 yoa, & have very sevier back issues and can only make short shopping trips without this scooter. Now I can shop with the best of them.

Easy to operate, control location, battery life, comfort.

Battery drain on inclines.

thomas l. from warren, pa (caregiver)

My older brother Tom, age 67. Leg amputated in an industrial accident 17 years ago. Now diabetic and overweight.

Ease of maneuverability.

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kenneth s. from chapel hill, nc

75 yrs old, BK amputee, Type 2 diabetic,

Well constructed, great maneuverability, easily transported, fast, easy to recharge,

Turning wheel on carpeting.

kenneth s. from chapel hill, nc

I am a below the right knee amputee, 75 years old, and use my scooter when I go for longer walks, in shopping malls, on cruises, etc.

The fact that the scooter had a 3in ground clearance was important for winter snow. Also, the battery range is important

Too heavy for the van lift.

mary s. from spring park, mn (caregiver)

Brother is 57 years old. He has MS.

I have not ever heard a negative comment about Pride products.

This particular model had bearings on tiller too snug. Had to call a technician.

mary w. from las cruces, nm (caregiver)

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This scooter is very easy to use, I am also able to attach my walker. I am glad I took the 3 wheel over the 4 wheel, now I can make tighter turns.

None yet, and do not think there will be any.

j. michael j. from wallingford, ct

I am 59, with FA Ataxia, live in a apartment for people over 55.

Sturdiness, 4 wheel vs, 4 wheel for safety

4 wheel scooters are more difficult to turn

gail e. from los angeles, ca

Rheumatoid Arthritis, severe mobility impairment

It gets up my steep hill with ease; better than I thought and I'm not afraid of it.

The light could be brighter.

peter l. from poughkeepsie, ny

I am 62 years old. I have severe arthritis in both knees and feet, and recently had surgery for a totally blocked main artery in my whole upper thigh.