Go Go Elite Traveller 4-Wheel

light weight and small

Not provided

susan j. from aptos, ca

57 year old female with md

reliability

??

robert r. from airmont, ny

My wife needs it, and I have a pride 4 wheel already. Also got one from you for my mother in law.

comes apart, small size, good price, fairly easy to use

would be better if the plug for the battery charger could be plugged in while sitting in the seat and the handlebar post adjusted by lever instead of a knob. A little bit of a stretch to do both of these from the seat for someone who isn't very flexible.

kathie s. from williams, az (caregiver)

88 year old friend. Has trouble getting up/down and walking. He bought it himself because he didn't want to go through red tape with medicare.

Not provided

Not provided

robert b. from reedsport, or

Not provided

It's less than 20" wide (not counting armrests); provides a stable platform to get on/off for one whose legs don't work; gets around the house (indoors) very well; small turning radius; powerful enough to go up ramps;

Side-molding appearance strips come off far too easily; poorly held on with tiny bits of velcro. Height adjustment of seat is very difficult; requires seat removal; can't be done "on the fly"; lengthy seated times get uncomfortable without a quick/easy adjustment. Horn could be louder. Should be able to "lock" the max speed knob; too easy to accidentally bump it up to high (surprise, surprise, surprise).

kim d. from alamogordo, nm

I'm a big guy (6'1", 210 lbs) whose legs just don't work anymore. I need help moving, but the doors in this house are VERY narrow ...

The ease of use.

Can't think of any.

richard r. from langford, sd (caregiver)

My 86 year old father in law with emphysema, on oxygen.

I think the strongest point about this scooter is it's portability. I don't have a big car so space is at a minimum, and although the pieces do take up a fair amount of room, at least it is a manageable feat to take the scooter on day trips.

Even though the scooter pieces are separately not all that heavy, it still adds up to a fair amount of stress on my bones to do the work to break it down and stow it in the car.

susan w. from mineral, va

I am a 60 year old woman who is not totally dependent on use of the scooter, but due to osteoarthritis and degeneration of spine and hip bones, freque

Quality construction and function in a very light weight unit. Fits in any car with no modifications!

None found...

cherylann s. from birmingham, al (caregiver)

Not provided

easy to operate, easy to put together, excellent range, quiet and dependable. exactly as pictured, easy for disabled person to get used to and a lifesaver for caregiver.

absolutely cannot think of anything and spinlife an excellent vendor. Customer service top notch.

linda j. from chesterfield, mo (caregiver)

91 year old is using the scooter and doing very well in an indepent living facility. Learned to use the scooter very quickly

quality, ease of use

battery charger cord is hard to plug in on unit

ronald s. from plymouth, nh (caregiver)

Not provided

I feel more secure with stability and it seems to have more zip.

A bit too big for my 4'11 height, but I can handle it thouh. the color attachments fall much too easily.

gladys g. from redwood city, ca

64 year old female, Rheumatoid Arthritis for the last 28 years, limited mobility also hindered by leg surgery, wear ortho boots and fell 1 1/2 years a

Design, ease of assembly and disassembly.

Havn't found any weaknesses in the product.

richard m. from oriskany, ny

age 71, COPD,