Zip'r 3-Wheel

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martha r. from lindenhurst, ny

50 year old female on kidney dialysis. I have diabetic neuropathy in both legs and a herniated disc in my back.

agility, mobility, light weight, easy functions

needs a better on/off key deign.... user forget sometimes to remove key when going on and off unit, which can be dangerous if hitting the controls.. key is always on

theodore p. from fall river, ma (caregiver)

68 yrs old, walking disability, now capable of going out with someone, hopping for himself, enjoying life better,again

This travels at a range of speeds, quite fast really. Great for stores, malls, and school campus. Great value for money spent

Low to the ground. Hard to manuver in the grass. Bought for schools and shopping, so I got what I wanted.

deborah r. from kissimmee, fl

This was bought for a mom/daughter (16 yrs) both with Fibromyalgia and arthritis.

it gos up and down hills with ease and i weigh 185 lbs 5/11 i like the distance i get before a battery charge it looks great runs gerat

none it does what you said it would and even more i will buy all my products from spinlife from now on thanks sinnlife ronnie underwood

ronnie u. from chatsworth, ga

love it i can find nothing wrong with my scooter it more than i expected

Its smallness. It can get me in and out of anenclosed, small toilet area with ease. I can easily turn around in about a 30 inch circle. My unit exceeds the advertised speed. My 12 year-old grandson must jog to stay up with me at high speed...much faster that 4.25 mph...more like 10 mpy.

Without intending to, I sometimes am stretching to reach an object and my thigh sets the scooter in motion. It could be a serious problem. I can prevent the scooter from moving in such a situation, but I sometimes forget to pull out the ignition key.

elton p. from roseville, ca

Age 75; severed achilles tendon; I have no problem driving this unit nor preparing it for travel nor assemblying it again. I would be totally immobile

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My mother is the main caretaker and it can be more difficult for her to transport the scooter. But - WE LOVE IT!!!!

angela s. from cincinnati, oh (caregiver)

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transportable in car trunk. easy to charge battery. compact turn radius.

battery life less than one day's use. one time it quit running (even though fully charged) while I was on the subway and I had to ask a stranger to help push it off the train.

thomas m. from chesterfield, va

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mobility

weight

margaret p. from zephyrhills, fl

my hips bother me when i walk for long periods so the scooter has made it possible for me to go more places

Price, ease of use, easy breakdown and asssembly

Not enough clearance. Horn is ridiculous.

connie r. from boise, id

89 yr old female with both hips replaced 10 yrs ago. Can't stand or walk for long. Works great but she feels a little shakey.

the ease of use in tight turns,also the duration of the battery for 10 miles on a full charge.

they should do something about the shipping ,when mine arrived it was damaged. the basket was crushed and one of the rear tip over wheels was bent. i had to remove the bolt and straighten it out.

michael f. from redford, mi

57 yr old male with a broken hip

slim design easy access to stove and kitchen equipment. Moves with ease My brother loves it and so do I.

needs longer foot rest in front because my brother cannot bend his legs and they hang off of rest .or even a lift that is slighly higher.

shirley j. from forestville, md (caregiver)

He has Muscular Scarosis. He is 50 years of age. and very active and does his own cooking and shopping.

Easy to put together

MUCH heavier than expected because the base as one unit is heavy.

melanie j. from jonesville, va

physical disability