Phoenix HD 3-Wheel Travel Scooter

It's transportable without extra equipment.

The user manual has inaccuracies.

devon t. from irvine, ca

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The maneuverability and speed control.

It needs four more inches in length to the foot platform to allow old non-bending legs to get in and out.

kenn s. from medford, or

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kenn s. from medford, or

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Easy to take apart and reassemble.

Deck too short.

oneida r. from roanoke, va

As a 71 year old with knee problems, I am enjoying the ability to shop at stores I have not been able to shop for sometime as well as farmer markets,

As I said, it is easy to take apart.

The battery is heavier than either of my other two scooters. You have to reach over the power handle to reach into the basket, sometimes having a mishap. The basket could be higher.

rena h. from sacramento, ca

Had both knees replaced. I am short and have a problem getting my leg past the handle bar to get off the scooter. It is a very short space.

Strength is its ability to come apart and its light weight

Front wheel is too narrow; it follows some cracks in sidewalks and turns the scooter. None of the scooters or chairs have a loud enough horn for me

david e. from hazelton, pa

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Ease of assembly and weight of heaviest piece

Range is not as advertised

david c. from graford, tx

Age 66, neck spinal stenosis, use for malls and big box stores

Easy to assemble - easy to maneuver

A scooter can become quite tipsy when there is debris in it's path.

rosemary s. from baltimore, md (caregiver)

80 year old woman, with spinal stenosis - difficulty walking for long periods of time.

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lawrence h. from phoenix, az

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