Go Go Ultra X 3-Wheel

sturdy, easy to use. I haven't had to charge the battery yet so can't comment on that. Took it to the drag races where my husband was racing his car and I used it all day going back and forth and did not have to charge it. Not sure if I could get it out by myself though unless I took it apart. It goes at a pretty good speed. Has good turning

Not sure of any. I did learn though to slow down when coming to a stop. Don't just take your hand off the forward speed abruptly. It stops on a dime.

christine k. from norco, ca

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Hopefully it will travel the distance advertised as the scooter is used outside and for distances over three miles, we will see!!!

We live in a retirement community and it is hilly. Hope the scooter can manage the hills without stalling!!!

john p. from elizabethtown, pa (caregiver)

Wife has inclusion body myositis, muscles deteriorating, cannot walk, uses scooter all day.

The 3 wheel version, with its tight turning radius, is ideal for indoor use where space might be cramped - i.e. sharp corners and narrow hallways. Though its perfectly acceptable for outdoor use.

This is a heavy unit, even when broken down into its parts. Also, because of its anti-tip rear wheels, going up ramps on vehicles can be a challenge.

james k. from evanston, il (caregiver)

Susan is in the advanced stages of MS, and this scooter offers her the mobility her legs no longer offer her. It's the ideal unit for her needs.

Small, Easy to break down, load, and reassemble. Very maneuverable.

The seat assembly is a bit heavy. Would prefer an option for a lighter one something on the order of an office chair without arms. Don't like the blue lights on the battery meter too bright in dark conditions.

thomas z. from freeport, tx (caregiver)

My 80-year-old wife has arthritis in her foot due to a snake bite at 7. She uses the scooter to go shopping.

Major strength is the scooter can be broken down into 4 main parts that can easily fit in an automobile.

No weaknesses.

austin j. from dayton, nv

Extremely satisfied with this high quality scooter. We had a minor problem with the battery casing and called SpinLife and they sent a new one.

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dennit g. from east bangor, pa (caregiver)

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verna g. from huntsville, al

Need scooter when having to walk medium to long distances.

value, ease of use, practicality

none

richard r. from cabin john, md

80 years old good health, but a bad case of venous stasis. the product is a godsend.

not too big, easier to travel with

would be nice if it was lighter

mary c. from tucker, ga

72 yr old female with diabetic neuropathy and spinal stenosis

Durability and easy to carry in a trunk of a small car. Goes fast when needed

Not sure of that just got it

barbara v. from redwood valley, ca

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Very reliable product. Ease of disassembly and reassembly and light weight of parts. Small size and turning ability work great in the home. Removal of arm rests allows entry through cabin doors on cruise ships. When dissembled, it will fit in most compact cars with ease.

Ground clearance needs to be 1/2 inch higher to clear thresholds better without striking rear tilt wheels. Lacks a good horn that can be heard in noisy areas. Removal of seat can sometimes be difficult for those who cannot stand erect, need a lever to assist in upward release.

roger w. from elk grove, ca

Have Charcot Marie Tooth disease, I am over 80 yrs old and cannot walk more than a few feet without a cane, walker or rollator.

Easily comes apart and fits well in vehicles

Needs bigger basket

elise a. from rhinebeck, ny

I am a 72yr old woman who still works but my back ache when I walk: I had back surgery a couple yrs ago. My husband has a slightly larger go-go .