Go Go Elite Traveller 3-Wheel

It was very reasonable and shipped the day I ordered it. It is lightweight and can be lifted in and out of the van. It is very easy to handle in tight spots.

Probably more fragile than the big heavy weight scooters. But, it is exactly what I was looking for.

luanne r. from brooksville, fl

I am 72 years old and on oxygen 24/7 from over 69 years of heavy smoking.

Excellent mineuverability, Ease of assembly and disassembly. We bought the Elite because of the larger battery option, but so far I see no need for them. The standard battery is all we needed. We also looked at larger scooters, but I'm glad we bought this one. I think she uses it more than if it were a larger scooter. It's much more easy to transport, no need for ramps or lifts. It will go through grass, but is limited by ground clearance and wheel size.

I'm sure there are some, but for us it meets all of our needs.

jeffery m. from waggaman, la (caregiver)

45 year old female. degenerative disc disease, RSD and other problems.

It's excellent mineuverability. I can turn around on a dime. Ease and fast set up.

I would like a bigger basket for shopping.

donna l. from lakeland, fl

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The manufacturer and the quality of the product.

have found none, other than size.

fred m. from corona, ca

I'm a fairly big man so the Go-Go appears a bit small. It handles my weight very efficiently and performes quiet well.

A great travel scooter; easy to disassemble and reassemble. Purchased the optional battery; a little heavy but, a great addition. Scooter goes for hours without having to recharge the battery.

A headlight would be great for nighttime use.

evelyn d. from harvey, la

Age: 78, Have a mild case of arthiritis and cannot walk long distances without having to rest.

Small compact size. Ease of use.

Small tires and lack of power along with it being low to the ground makes its use off of hard surfaces poor. Lack of dual hand controls

dan h. from millville, nj

54 year old male with bad back and knee's

Light weight, super easy to disassemble and reassemble. I like the locking swivel seat mechanism. Also like the adjustable tiller.

The seat and backrest could be better. Angle of the backrest caught me in just the wrong place. No adjustments. Very tiring if you spend more than an hour or so in it. The black vinyl covered seat is a killer in S Florida. It was HOT and slippery. A cloth option would be great. I replaced the seat and backrest with one from an old electric wheelchair....it was just about perfect after that.

krieg c. from lantana, fl

I'm 58, 6 ft tall. Paralized on left side.

The battery pack is very sturdy. Batteries charge thoroughly in a very short time. Batteries last a long time. Great turning radius. 3 color options. Built to last.

I wish the seat back were straight across instead of rounded so a backpack would stay on it better. After only a month or so of use, four screws that hold the base on fell out. It was easily fixed though.

susan h. from manassas, va (caregiver)

16 yr old male with muscular dystrophy who is unable to walk independently

Flexibility.

Difficult to get feet into comfortable position.

lloyd l. from longwood, fl

The scooter is as advertised. We find it difficult to remove the seat and we didn't realize how heavy is 28lbs. Little heavy for wife.

easy to assemble and disassemble-can go a long distance before having to recharge the battery

a little small for a big man-but I manage

paul s. from slidell, la

age72-almost totally disabled-after 9 major surgeries over four years-the infection in my leg is still there-I have no right hip and no hearing

Light wgt, I can lift the components from the car myself if I need to. Ease of use.

No way to compactly store in the car so it does not move around. I do not use the arm rests or baskets for that reason too.

john h. from kenosha, wi

age 59, Osteoarthritis left foot drop. Able to walk but only short distances.

Portability. Ease of Use.

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joseph c. from ellenton, fl (caregiver)

Mom has severe arthritis in her knees with limited mobility.