Travel Pro 3-Wheel

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It is rugged and does what it is supposed to do. it needs stronger batteries!

billy joe t. from charlotte, nc

I am 79 years if age, unable to walk any distance due to an inoperable situation with 2 cysts growing on my spine.

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adrian s. from las vegas, nv

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adrian s. from las vegas, nv

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maxine h. from calhoun, ga

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It takes me up and down the street and gets me out.

If it folded I could take it in my car and go to the park.

lois g. from simi valley, ca

Female, age 86. Last Aug I had a stroke. I was always an outdoor person. Because I can't walk, decided to get a mobile scooter so that I could go out

Light weight, great turning radius

The basket is small. The foot rest areas are not wide enough and the seat needs to have more cushion and higher back.

ruben p. from chipley, fl (caregiver)

My dad who is 80 years old already had a scooter chair. His only lasted one year. I bought him this Travel pro 3 scooter and he loves it.

Very sturdy

none really

silas n. from denison, tx (caregiver)

My 67 yr old wife. She suffers from copd, serious back problems, and a broken tendon in left foot.

Compact, tight turning radius, comfortable, I like the swivel seat and the front basket

It's possible to tip over if you lean sideways too far

lorraine b. from aguilar, co

65 Year old female just had a subtalar joint fusion. Will be non weight bearing for 6 weeks. May have another surgery for ankle replacement.

Good quality and simple to use

Being a 200 lb man I would prefer the 4 wheeler

sidney t. from san marcos, tx

I am 60 years old and suffer some left side paralysis from being hit by a car.

Simplicity of assembly and ease of operation.

Lack of shocks. The ride is a little rough.

willard lee m. from mesa, az

I am almost 94 years of age. I have Myasthenia Gravis. Involuntary muscles such as respiratory are restricted and limits the distance I can walk.

Easy to operate and in particular makes a very tight turn in a small space.

Not easy to attach the charger to the battery if you have difficulty bending over or seeing without lots of light.

barbara h. from mars, pa (caregiver)

My 94 year old mother moved into an independent living facility and needed the scooter to remain independent.

Mobility to the immobile.

Don't see any.

chris l. from bonney lake, wa (caregiver)

92 years old and walking is getting difficult. She loves it because it allows her to participate where she would not have before.