Go Go Elite Traveller Portable Scooter

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Little too heavy.

roland h. from honolulu, hi

77 years young. Regular bone and muscle pain. unable to stand long.

Well, if he can use to it, I think he would enjoy going around places in it.

It turns a little too quick for someone my husband's age.

claude/mildred r. from lovell, wy (caregiver)

My husband is 94 years young, but can't walk more than a few feet with his walker. He is afraid that the scooter will turnover with him on it!

Easy to get around on.

Large basket and better padding in seat.

robert e a. from tulsa, ok

66 coronary artery disease, COPD and back injury.

Easy to use, stable feel, very accessible charger port, simple to assemble/disassemble, parts reasonably easy to handle, all parts except seat fit in a very small trunk (a Mitsubishi Mirage). The swing-up armrest makes it easy to get on/off. And it is attractive, not big and clunky like the ones available to customers at Walmart. It doesn't scream "handicapped."

Low ground clearance. One more inch would do. I would like to be able to use it to get to my mailbox which is 1/4 mile down a fairly smooth dirt driveway but can't because it drags on pebbles in the yard. Needs a better braking method; rolls 3 or 4" after forward/backward paddles are released, and coupled with my slower reaction time this could be a problem. Could use an optional rear view mirror for backing up. I can't turn my head like I used to.

ronald p. from guilford, me

81 year old male with a severe back problem and hip replacements who can walk, but not very far without discomfort.

Very easy steering, plenty of power for most situations. Seat is comfortable.

Every crack in the pavement or rock on the ground causes a jolt, making it uncomfortable to ride very long on any uneven surface. Very tiring to be jolted so much.

helen a. from lynnwood, wa (caregiver)

My husband uses a walker and carries a small oxygen tank. He is very limited in walking outside. When not using his scooter he uses a walker.

Portable

Haven't found any yet

ed h. from west richland, wa (caregiver)

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Quick set up and breakdown of product. Simple to use and regulating speed is great

Poor performance in "off road" (i.e. lawn, fields, etc.)

craig s. from charleston, ar

To enable mobility as moderate to severe symptoms due to muscular dystrophy

Easy to use. speed range does not need to be that high.

Need guard around back wheels,will climb and tilt over if you are backing and not paying attention. It will climb up a wall at the right angle

robert d. from joplin, mo

80 yrs old,both knees bad, like my scooter, tips over too easy, but like using it.

Easy to run and charge.

The back encasement over the rear wheels is made of plastic and has broke. The 2 screws broke away from the plastic encasement under the handle.

george p. from o fallon, mo (caregiver)

Female age 72 physically disabled. This is our second GoGo Pride.

Ease of assembly.

Seems the battery does not hold power very long.

susan k. from ridge, ny (caregiver)

My husband has terrible leg and back pain making it difficult for him to walk for any length of time. This was purchased for our upcoming vacation.

Turns and handles very easily in the house

At this time, there is still a noise after. The tech changed the trans axle. Plus a high pitched humming sound, which tech says is the motor. We have another old go go, so we realize. How silent they should be!

nancy l. from new port richie, fl (caregiver)

My husband Larry Little. He has a very bad back and relies on gogo to get him everywhere!

Ease of use

Weight

qutub a. from arlington, tx

Foot surgery