Zip'r 4-Wheel

easy to use

NOT enought clearance for most use, except on level ground. even some sidewalk ramps need assistance. See #1 features.

jerry t. from jacksonville, fl

69, some mobility for very short distance.

So far seems to be well built. Seems to have sufficient power and battery supply.

I do NOT like the solid tires as it really shakes a person if on rough ground like gravel or hitting larger than normal cracks or bumps. The seat needs to be adjustable to enable sliding it back for more room. Feels and is too close to the steering. Do not like the "key". It is not a key, it is a shaft/pin. Would rather have a simple key to enable on/off. Built TOO low to the ground. Too easy to hit things such as a rock that is'nt too large, going over a thresh-hold, etc.

everett r. from port orchard, wa

Do not need this all the time yet, but my back is getting worse all the time and I know it wont be long before I have to use it all the time.

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1. Very low clearance of door thresholds, etc., requiring user to get off scooter and lift it over the impediment. 2. I'm 5' 2", and the knee space between the seat and the tiller is VERY tight.

alice g. from fort bragg, ca

55 yr old woman with MS, uses walker normally, wants to regain access to venues

BATTERY LIFE

SEAT NEEDED TO BE RE-POSITIONED TO ACCOMODATE LEG LENGHTS

robert h. from belleville, il

MALE; 80 YRS OF AGE

It certainly goes fast enough, and does well on cement walks, and in stores.

When we took it on a trip, every time we took it out of the trunk, it had to be worked on to make it start. the motor must have gotten bumped or something. needs higher from bottom to walk, does not go in grass well. i wanted it to check my flower garden. but i still like it for what it does do.

mrs g. from berrien springs, mi

Iam a Female, my knees are very bad, and can't walk around the house outside, or shop.

easy to get around

None

conwell p. from east brunswick, nj

83, swollen right knee

The battery lasts a long time. The Zipr 4 breaks down and assembles quickly and easily for someone who can bend over.

It has a fairly short wheel base and not a lot of leg room. It's difficult for me to hold the "go" position for long periods.

barbara s. from shelton, wa

I'm a 50 y/o woman with multiple sclerosis and previous back surgeries x 4.

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sylvia f. from corona, ca

I had purchased the 4 wheel travel scooter for my mother, she is 78 years old broken knee and osteoporosis all over her body. She is very pleased.

Lightweight

Ground clearance is too low for most doorways with ramps.

christine f. from bradford, ri (caregiver)

For my 84 yr old mother who has Herrington Rod in her spine and can't walk any distance. I am 57 and needed something I could handle to take with us

battery seems to last quite a long time and putting it together and taking it apart is so easy

Wish the seat was a little bit more comfortable..little bit more leg room

rose r. from traverse city, mi

63 yrs old...quadriceps insufficience..non repairable..unable to walk any distance

ease of assembly

none

harry p. from silver spring, md

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That it can break down for storage in the trunk of a car, lift not needed. Seems durable enough

A little heavier than I expected from spec descriptions.

joseph m. from colmar, pa (caregiver)

My wife age 61 diabetes, foot drop, neuropathy, heart disease, fatigue, kidney disease, severe hip fracture confined to a walker or scooter for remain