Victory 9 4-Wheel

Not so heavy. Love it!

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joel p. from fort collins, co (caregiver)

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Ease of maneuvering; range

I still feel unstable

carla r. from walnut creek, ca

I am 91 years old and have some trouble with steadiness. I like the product but wish it had some stabilizers. Many of the roads here are slightly slan

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stephanie e. from clarkdale, az

I am a person with severe R.A. (arthritis) and the scooter is how I walk my dogs, get around the neighborhood and visit nearby friends.

Size, accessories.

No weaknesses found yet.

richard e. from owensboro, ky

I'm a 74 year old male. I purchased the Victory 9 4-wheeled scooter to enable my trips to the store (1-3 times a week).

It gets me where I want to go.

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ronald w. from puyallup, wa

I am 68. I have breathing problems and I am on oxygen.

Good battery life, ease of assembly, excellant hand control and steering.

Factory batteries good for level ground only. It will not climb anything but the slightest incline without rider dismounting.

michael p. from pyatt, ar (caregiver)

35y/o female suffering from cerebral palsy since birth.

Nicely built

Unable to use on gravel driveway.

harold b. from panama city, fl

Born 1925

Strong, durable and powerful.

Could use a bigger headlight.

jerry r. from melrose park, il (caregiver)

My wife, who has had knee and ankle replacements.

Ease of operation Looks good

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gay j. from blairsville, ga

I am 78 years old and cannot walk long distances.

Ease of getting on and off

Could have pockets to put items on the backside of the seat

leroy c. from huntsville, al

I am the user of the 4-Wheel Scooter I purchased. I am 71 years old and love to fish. I live in a community with 3 lakes

2 baskets for grocery shopping...very sturdily built for less than perfect roads..better speed and battery life than previously used power chair...flag & light for appearance to others.

I have some trouble getting it through the doorway when I get home which I didn't have with the power chair. Nothing wrong here with the scooter but maybe a little broader.

kent i. from provincetown, ma

User is a 61-year-old disabled male who uses the scooter to run errands around town.

Longevity

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bruce c. from vashon, wa (caregiver)

35-spina bifida