Go Go Ultra X 4-Wheel

Variable speed, stable, removable battery for charging.

Just the horn. Sounds like a video game.

rick h. from newark, de (caregiver)

89 year old mother in first stage heart failure and arthritis in knees.

Easily disassembles for transport

Cannot go up slants and hills

diane k. from scranton, pa

69 year old female

Ease of use; stability

Don't know yet.

susan p. from mountain view, ca

70 years old with primary progressive multiple sclerosis

We are so pleased with our scooter, easy to take apart and use. Every we go I tell other about it and how easy it is to use.

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david c. from tomball, tx

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jane k. from milton, ma

81 year old legally blind woman

Light weight. Easy to handle

Does not get around in close quarters real well.

delbert s. from carlsbad, nm

78 year old male with pulmonary hypertension and a weak heart. Psoriatic arthritis.

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trish d. from pasadena, md (caregiver)

My mother is an 80 year old diabetic with severe foot & knee problems. She was literally immobile. The Go-Go Ultra X allowed her freedom to move.

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curtis s. from beaverton, or (caregiver)

Wife with PD. Also spinal stenosis. Have only had scooter for a short time but really likes it. Hasn't caused any accidents yet.

Ease of breaking it down and putting it back together. Each of the 4 pieces are not that heavy and are easy to lift. The engineering on this scooter is outstanding, the design was well thought out.

Didn't find any weaknesses yet. We are extremely happy with this product.

rick g. from warrenton, va (caregiver)

The scooter was purchased for my 96 year old mother who has severe knee issues and is finding it very hard to walk any distance.

Size, weight, price, portability

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john s. from mccalla, al (caregiver)

My spouse is 73 and has arthritis in legs and back. She has trouble walking and the scooter is just right for us. I take it down and put it in the bac

Sturdy, dependable, maneuverable

Needs a headlight

jan w. from water valley, ms

I am a sixty-six-year-old retired teacher, who has Charcot-Marie-Teuth. At this time, I am not totally dependent on the scooter, but it is useful.

THE EASY ABILITY TO ASSEMBLE AND TAKE APART THE SCOOTER FOR TRAVEL.THE PIVOTING SEAT AND BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR.THE SPEED CONTROL AND LIFT OUT BATTERY.

CAN HARDLY HEAR THE HORN.THE BACK REST OF THE SEAT NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTABLE, IT LEANS BACK TOO FAR. I THINK BIGGER WHEELS WOULD WORK BETTER WHEN USED OUTSIDE. A LIGHT ON THE STEERING COLUMN WOULD BE NICE.

anthony j. from battle creek, mi (caregiver)

MY WIFE IS 63 AND HAD HER SECOND STROKE IN SEPTEMBER. HER BALANCE AND WALKING IS NOT VERY GOOD.WE HOPE WITH THE SCOOTER SHE CAN GET OUT OF THE HOUSE.