Go Go Ultra X Portable Scooter

Ease of handling. Weight. Ease of use.

The only comment I have heard is for lights, but really do not need them at this point.

etienne s. from harahan, la (caregiver)

Spinal stenosis that is progressing. Difficulty walking. Has fallen several times. Legs are getting weaker all the time.

Small enough to go between racks of clothes; plenty of power to go up inclines; light enough to transport;

It doesn't come in pink.

quentin n. from eau claire, wi

I should have ordered this years ago! I had an unsuccessful knee replacement 4 years ago and every step hurt.

Quality of scooter, ease of use, easy to transport. My wife can finally go outside and visit her gardens.

Minor weakness is horn could be louder, other than that scooter is great.

frederick b. from south hadley, ma (caregiver)

My wife is 59 and has severe arthritis in both knees and spine, unable to walk more than a few steps.

Ease of assembly.q

Putting the front basket on.

debbie l. from lafayette, co

I have MS

Easy to take apart and put together. Light enough to lift in and out of car trunk. Even with a weak, can stand and lean on car and lift the base with help from my wife. Seat turns making it easy to transfer to regular chair when we go out.

I am 6 ft. leg room limited. Ease of putting it together makes up for lack of let room.

mary b. from hammond, la (caregiver)

My husband is 75. Broke his hip in Jan. 07. Doing great, but could not walk long distances. Now we can go where we want.

Serves the needs.

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harold b. from walkersville, md

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The scooter appears to be affordable easily maneuverable and at this time we have had no product failures.

Battery charger . The ability to charge the battery could be improved. Having to bend almost to floor level with the plug having an especially snug fit seems a bit difficult.

james b. from cinnaminson, nj

This scooter was purchased for and by my relative.

Light weight & easy to disemble.

Could have had a front light for night use.

robert w. from port charlotte, fl

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We have never dealt with a company in the pass that has such a outstanding customer service, We had order the Go-Go on line and were amazed at the emails confirming the order and when the item was shipped. We had a problem with the shipping company and one call to your customer service the problem was taken care of and a call back to keep us informed. Well Done!!!! Linda S

NONE

wayne s. from ellerbe, nc

I have progressive Multiple Sclerosis and was diagnosed 25 years ago. I needed something for around the house and when going shopping.

The size, the easy breakdown and re assembly. Quality product.

The scooter does not come with options that are available on other Pride scooters. Pride does not make any considerations for use for a person with only left hand use. I knew this when I purchased it and had to make a few changes so that my wife could operate the throttle and seat controls with the only hand she has use of...her left. It would be nice if Pride would offer these changes from the factory at an additional cost.

ken c. from palatine, il (caregiver)

We needed a light weight scooter for going to events such as baseball games and when traveling.

Its portability, weight and size make it ideal to fit in the trunk of a car. Its ease of assembly allows me to assemble and go places I previously could not get to.

None concerning the product. It's too bad that Medicare will not cover the cost for those who have limited activity due to diabilities such as mine.

lendall n. from dade city, fl

79 yrs. old with a weak heart and lungs; also a back problem.

The swiveling/adjustable seat, basket, size are all just right.

The neurtral lever at the rear of the scooter can be a bit of a problem if bumped. We placed a sticker with directions and cured the problem.

matt p. from monument, co (caregiver)

I purchased the scooter for my 83 year old Aunt. She lives in an adult apartment complex and was having trouble getting around.