Victory 10 3-Wheel

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timothy d. from macomb, mi

To get around town

Its like the bunny rabbit- takes a licking and keeps on ticking

I only had it a couple of weeks so I did not have it long enough to see if it had any weaknesses. If I am still alive in 2 years send me another review and I will let you know then, when my service contract is almost over. Right now its working fine!

karl w. from murrels inlet, sc

I am a man, I am 82 years old and I moved into an independent living home called Bright water in S.C. and the dining room where you eat is quite far a

Solid construction.

Due to its size and weight, it is ready to tip when operating on uneven surfaces or if the wheels touch a baseboard, etc., within the home. I have fallen several times in the month since it was delivered, injuring myself on each occasion. This 3-wheel scooter requires re-engineering. Extremely disappointed.

joseph o. from warwick, ri

I am unable to walk due to Multiple Sclerosis; diagnosed in 2006. I am a 68-year-old man living at home with my wife and son.

The scooter is very easy to get on and off of since the seat can be turned.

I haven't found any weaknesses.

george s. from pernargyl, pa

I'm 80 years old I really love the Victory 10 scooter. I bought because I have COPD and Emphysema and it's hard for me to get around.

The delta handle and ergonomic throttle design.

Bright L.E.D. lit battery gage blinds at night. Seat will not elevate or lower, a must have to accomadate getting down to a toilet or up to modern high beds. A fixed seat height is really a drawback. Pillar adjustment is difficult on elderly hands with screw type locking handle. No rear lights is a safety hazard at night. Throttle speed control is not smooth but jerky.

steve l. from lyles, tn

I am 69 years old and have lost all use of my legs.

Compact, heavy duty, easily maneuverable.

Cover for scooter needs to be easier to put on.

kathleen d. from garden city, mi

66, arthritic, AFib, congestive heart, notable to walk any distances.

Very large ...made for tall person...would be good for outside...very sturdy and durable....like charger on tiller...very convenient and easy to access

Do not like air filled tires...too large for home

joanne m. from shelton, ct

5'3", 62 year old female with multiple sclerosis, non ambulatory

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steve s. from chisholm, mn

Legs not good, so I use this most of time when leaving car to enter stores, restaurants, doctors... just general getting around that would require wal

The ease of assembly and disassembly

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lynne o. from new berlin, wi (caregiver)

My husband has a fractured vertebrae and compressing discs above and below it and can't walk long and sometimes short distances.

TROUBLE-FREE TRANSPORTATION - WHETHER JUST DOWN THE HALL OR TO THE VARIOUS BUSINESSES IN THE AREA. SINCE I'VE LIVED IN THE SAME AREA FOR AS LONG AS I'VE BEEN USING A SCOOTER, I'D IMAGINE THAT I AM A FAMILIAR SIGHT OF A MORNING.

I'VE HAD THE SCOOTER FOR ONLY A WEEK NOW SO I'M STILL GETTING USED TO IT. THE SPEED CONTROLS WORK A LITTLE DIFFERENT THAN DID THOSE ON MY OLD SCOOTER BUT I'M ACCOMMODATING TO IT.

delmar o. from seattle, wa

AGE: 82 DISABILITY: CHARCOT'S FOOT MAKES WALKING DIFFICULT AND PAINFUL. HAVE BEEN USING THE ELECTRIC SCOOTERS FOR NEAR 15 YEARS NOW.

Speed is stronger my old scooter, the Victory 9. The control. The brake is protected very good; better my old scooter.

The chair is not safe for me. The chair is easy to take out. The under the chair, that connects with the scooter, is too short, making the chair moving when I drive. I think my old scooter chair is better, the chair has 2 holes, the scooter has 2 holes, they connect by a stick, very good, and safe.

minh m. from quincy, ma

I am 50 years old. I walk by crutches.

Extremely dependable if you keep battery charged diligently. It's never failed me in 10 years of daily use, driving it up to 4 miles per day.

Solid wheels make for bumpy ride on uneven surfaces. Not really transportable, even though pieces do come apart.

lynn b. from campbell, ca

62-year-old 350-lb. man. Limited use of legs. Can walk using walker for distances up to 100 feet.