Travel Pro 3-Wheel

Excellent.

No weaknesses.

jose t. from orlando, fl

Disabled person.

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robert d. from carolina shores, nc

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Size, maneuverability.

None I can think of.

patrick e. from powder springs, ga

I have spina bifida and have difficulty moving around my house to do chores, etc. Having this Pride Mobility Scooter makes my day so much easier.

Easy to use.

None

leo f. from phoenix, az

Age 80 with very bad back.

Ease of transport and ease of putting it together.

Batteries are difficult to unhook.

dennis m. from prescott valley, az

I am 81 and have non diabetic perifial neuropathy in my feet.

Easy to use meets my needs.

Needs a larger front basket. The charging location should be more convenient.

carl h. from los alamos, ca

I’m a 90 year old male with limited walking ability. The scooter is used in the house.

Light, not hard to lift and to charge.

Needs more foot rest in front. But over all nice.

james m. from dearborn, mi

Army vet, happy I got it. It's light and not hard to lift.

Price.

Will not work for everyone.

paula d. from lake mary, fl

I have two knees waiting to be replaced. I experience swelling so flexibility is sometimes limited as far as the degree of bending.

Well made, batteries last a long time, easy to load & unload from vehicle.

Horrible battery connection to scooter. Cannot believe this quality of scooter would have such a terrible connecter. Otherwise the scooter is perfect.

george f. from manor, pa (caregiver)

She is my wife, 78 years of age, has great difficulty walking.

Light weight and easy to manuever.

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robert p. from west palm beach, fl (caregiver)

My mother in law has a difficult time walking to get around her assisted living facility. The scooter allows her to get arond easily and pain free.

Light weight with a long battery life.

Front basket size needs to be 2 or 3 inches wider to hold her oxygen concentrator.

william a. h. from porterville, ca (caregiver)

I bought the scooter for my wife who has an autoimmune disease Saccoidosis which has attacked her lungs. Moving or walking causes her O2 sat to drop.

Portability at a reasonable price.

Assembly is a little tricky until you have done it several times.

fred o. from winston-salem, nc

I am an 85 year old man with several back problems. I can walk a short distance but not over 200 to 300 ft.