Go Go Elite Traveller 4-Wheel

Weight, easy assembly, simple controls, safe operation, and large baskets (rear is optional) for shopping.

Not aware of any.

paul c. from hamlin, tx (caregiver)

User is 56 and has had MS for 25 years. Although still walking she needs assisted mobility for longer distances.

It is a very nice looking scooter and very good quality. It doesn't look cheap. It is the perfect portable scooter. I looked at one in a medical supply store where I live before I ordered it. I was very surprised at the quality and they were charging much more than I paid for it online.

It doesn't have any weaknesses if you are looking for a small travel scooter. It isn't as comfortable as larger scooters and you have to use it on sidewalks or pavement.

doris e. from atwater, ca

I am a 73 year old lady I have an 18 year old hip joint replacement and a disc problem with compressed nerves I also have COPD.

Weight is perfect for my car now. It fits more securly onto my lift without any overhang. I like the lock features of the front wheels and the multi-position front arm.

Does not handle different terrain as well as I had hoped and pulls a lot of battery power on small inclines. The scooter continues to inch forward and backwards after making a complete stop. You are forced to push the scooter onto a lift because of this feature.

michelle k. from freeport, fl

I'm a 51 year old female with limitations in regards to walking long distances. I've been a scooter user since 2000.

Easy to assemble. Easy to transport in the trunk of my car.

In the short time I have used it, about 6 times, the arm padding is breaking apart. Other than that, I just love it. Have already recommended this to friends that are considering contacting you about one.

raymond h. from shelby township, mi

I am an older woman with spinal stenous. Pain makes it difficult to walk for any length of time.

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johannes n. from fresno, ca

I am 84 years old and have a knee problem. It is extremly hard for me to walk.

It is easy to move around in tight spaces. The chair slides to the side for easy access to eat at a table. It is easy to get in and out of for a 92 year old man.

The stop and go features does not exist. It needs a brake and some kind of gas ease to get started.

wendy s. from reno, nv (caregiver)

My Grandfather has problems with stopping immediately and when he wants to take off it takes off with a jerk.

size- if you are petite this fits great

the charger location is VERY difficult to reach

judy j. from rocklin, ca

multi- arthritis, nerve damage

Ease of use and fit. I wanted something for long legs to stretch out, not have to sit with legs at 90 degrees or less. Also needed stearing to be easy and pull close in. Fits me like a glove (petite, but with long legs)

Like all scooters, not able to use in rain or snow.

judy j. from rocklin, ca

Quad-a-la carte. Severe knee disability from birth defect and now arthritis. Upper extremity nerve damage and arthritis. Recent shoulder injury from u