Phoenix HD 3/4-Wheel Portable Scooter

Can go from concrete to grass with no problem.

The only weakness found seems to be a problem with switch and battery. Lights on but not the first red and fully charged. Turn switch on and off and finally engage.

robert f. from houma, la (caregiver)

My husband is 84 years young and recovering from a head injury. The scooter enables him to remain active in his hobbies.

The quality of of the materials used. It was made far better than I expected for a piece of equipment that can be broken down and put in my van. Very good.

The instruction booklet that came with the scooter should be up graded and be for the scooter that I purchased. Not knowing what I was getting into I found the instructions difficult to follow, After reading them several times and calming myself, down all went well; and several times of breaking it down and putting back together all is well.

firman a. from beverly, nj (caregiver)

70 yrs. , has heart failer, and on oxygen 24/7

4 wheels, long battery life. Ease of use.

Not strong metal. Basket holder snapped right off. Made in China.

louis y. from ransomville, ny

71yr old male. With CAD, PAD, and arthritis.

Room to sit comfortably, ease of steering. Swivel seat helps. Ease of assembly & taking apart. Fits well in trunk of car.

Wimpy horn.

robert l. from minneapolis, mn

67 year old with COPD.

its portable

you really have to baby it the plastics should be more hard

miguel g. from palm bay, fl

I like the speed of it the lasting of the battery the only problem is the panel in the front that you put your feet on breaks easy on the two screws

Okay

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charles o. from california city, ca

77 year old male with back problems.

Easy break down and light parts for lifting into car.

I would like a sharper turning radius.

gerald d. from iola, wi

72 years old, disabled.

The tear down to put the scooter in the back of my Jeep.

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stanley b. from kent, wa (caregiver)

My wife of 60 years has MS and has been in a power chair for over 6 years.

Very sturdy and stable for her.

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robert s. from mascoutah, il (caregiver)

This scooter works out the best for my wife she has trouble walking and we have tried the 3 wheel and she had trouble.

My 20 inch wide seat.

No leg room.

jerome m. from lawton, ok

I am 75 years young and have a 100% disability rating, this Phoenix HD 4 is a god send.

A lot of fun for others, especially my 2 year old great grandson, son and others, especially males.

No rear mirrors.

robert m. from sacremento, ca (caregiver)

90 years old; enjoys riding the scooter down the street, stopping occasionally to visit neighbors. He has multiple health problems and is on oxygen.

Well made and sturdy but still can take down.

Better horn and led headlamp. Their weight limit is 150lbs.

richard h. from eagle harbor, mi

Vietnam vet with diabetes who has lost some toes. Need to avoid too much walking.