Zip'r Roo 3-Wheel

It is very easy to set up. 4 pieces and we are all set.

Just that the horn never worked. I did email your company however, got no response. How do we fix the horn? Would like it to work.

pat s. from staten island, ny (caregiver)

Tom cant walk too far. He is 72. His legs hurt. It is rarely used just for casinos and cruises.If he has to be on his feet for a long time this scoot

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angelyn c. from las vegas, nv

Very pleased with my Zip'r Roo travel scooter, fits perfectly in my car trunk..so happy with it, and I recommended to my friends as well...Thank you.

Being able to fit in trunk of auto

The two main pieces are too difficult to connect. When almost connected the front wheel moves and wiggles the hooks off the connection point. At one point I, in error, got the locking handle UNDER the lock and it was hard to get it diconnected!

ruth p. from success, mo (caregiver)

My husband is 71. He had a stroke at 61. His regular scooter was stolen so we had to purchase a temporary mobility scooter until his could be replaced

All are strengths

There are no weaknesses!

david c. from louisville, ky

age 72, stroke victim, partial paralysis right side, user self,

Small Size

Seat too low and non-adjustable....if one has touble coming to a standing position, as I do..with Inclusion body Low non-adjustable seat. Cushion helps. I have trouble rising because of Inclusion Body Myositis. an auto immune disease.

harold w. from shelby, nc

Perfect size for use in the home. Easily goes through small spaces. (I have a larger scooter which i czrry in my van. Loud horn on the Zip

travel distance, basket, maneverability

seat back rest could be back 1 or 2 degrees more to make it more comfey also the seat could be softer

roy d. from fargo, nd

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Very compact a friend of mine has one it is very light weight

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maybell h. from mount dora, fl

i am 86 years old and I will be using the scooter for the malls and department store so I can be more independent. But the key switch nob is missing.

The scooter was relatively easy to assemble. It doesn't have too many complicated doo-dads that many older people can often be intimidated by. Its performance is actually better than we expected. We like the solid wheels... no flat tires!

I'm not sure if this is a weakness, but the battery charge indicator doesn't work on the unit we purchased. It's a nice feature, but not critical for my dad. The button for the LED light can be accidentally pressed too easily and you can't really see that it's on unless you're directly in front of the scooter during the day. There's not much ground clearance-could be a little higher.

carol s. from west palm beach, fl (caregiver)

The scooter is being used by my dad who is 95 and has trouble walking due to arthritis.

design

cant be used in the rain

robert m. from sacramento, ca

84 heart failure cant walk long distant

very easy to assemble, and dis assemble, and easy to drive, and sturdy.

there are no weaknesses

terry g. from salem, al

64 years old male, amputee of left leg

portability and independence

haven't found any

kristine a. from lakeside, or

3 strokes,paralyzed l. arm, some use of l. leg. 69yrs old. able to do shopping

Making people independant again!

The charging apperatice is dificult for a person who cannot use hands well

lorraine b. from south hempstead, ny (caregiver)

Just what my mom needed to get around!