Go Go Ultra X Portable Scooter

Mush stronger than the first

whining sounds at times

david t. from carrollton, tx

I've been in a wheelchair since 2008. I find it much easier to get around my job.

Its slow & its fast,, only wish it easier to hook up to charger

Hook up to charger, gotta get on my knees

david r. from burlington, nc

Had leg amputated, I really enjoy my scooter it keeps me off my crutches so much. I fell and hurt myself that's why I bought my scooter!

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Gear box

robert p. from el mirage, az

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Turning

Heaviness of battery pack

mary ann f. from los banos, ca

Stroke

Easily operated

Don't know yet

verna g. from huntsville, al

older lady who is 91 years old who has trouble with shortness of breath when walking fast or long distances

Easy to control, battery is easy to recharge. It is nice that you can adjust seat height. No matter what age you are it's easy to operate.

This is our 2nd scooter and we haven't found anything we don't like about it.

nancy s. from peoia, az (caregiver)

My husband is 71 with limited walking ability. This scooter has given him back independence. The size and weight are manageable for me.

sturdy, easy to use. I haven't had to charge the battery yet so can't comment on that. Took it to the drag races where my husband was racing his car and I used it all day going back and forth and did not have to charge it. Not sure if I could get it out by myself though unless I took it apart. It goes at a pretty good speed. Has good turning

Not sure of any. I did learn though to slow down when coming to a stop. Don't just take your hand off the forward speed abruptly. It stops on a dime.

christine k. from norco, ca

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Hopefully it will travel the distance advertised as the scooter is used outside and for distances over three miles, we will see!!!

We live in a retirement community and it is hilly. Hope the scooter can manage the hills without stalling!!!

john p. from elizabethtown, pa (caregiver)

Wife has inclusion body myositis, muscles deteriorating, cannot walk, uses scooter all day.

The 3 wheel version, with its tight turning radius, is ideal for indoor use where space might be cramped - i.e. sharp corners and narrow hallways. Though its perfectly acceptable for outdoor use.

This is a heavy unit, even when broken down into its parts. Also, because of its anti-tip rear wheels, going up ramps on vehicles can be a challenge.

james k. from evanston, il (caregiver)

Susan is in the advanced stages of MS, and this scooter offers her the mobility her legs no longer offer her. It's the ideal unit for her needs.

Small, Easy to break down, load, and reassemble. Very maneuverable.

The seat assembly is a bit heavy. Would prefer an option for a lighter one something on the order of an office chair without arms. Don't like the blue lights on the battery meter too bright in dark conditions.

thomas z. from freeport, tx (caregiver)

My 80-year-old wife has arthritis in her foot due to a snake bite at 7. She uses the scooter to go shopping.

Major strength is the scooter can be broken down into 4 main parts that can easily fit in an automobile.

No weaknesses.

austin j. from dayton, nv

Extremely satisfied with this high quality scooter. We had a minor problem with the battery casing and called SpinLife and they sent a new one.

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verna g. from huntsville, al

Need scooter when having to walk medium to long distances.