Zip'r 3-Wheel

ease of use for someone that has never even driven a car

it needs a bit more secure latch for the basket

patricia c. from johnstown, co

Female, 80 years old, diabetic, neuropathy in legs

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charles j. from weaver, al (caregiver)

man,88yrs.,nearly blind, lots of troubles with the knees and legs they get very weak

Ease of assembly (less than a minute first time and faster later); removable battery back for increidbly easy recharging and durability (if there is such a thing as an all terrain scooter -- this is it).

When I find one, I will let you know.

mike weikle w. from ann arbor airport, mi (caregiver)

I purchased this product for my uncle to take to the Airshow in Oshkosh, WI. He is 84 years old and unable to walk long distances. The scooter was f

handels very easy

on mine it was the pole the seat sits on it was out of line i sat sideways on it was sent another pole that 1 was just as bad had to take it to get fixed else where it cost me 35.00 it may not sound like a lot but if you fixed income every dollar counts

judith s. from plymouth, wi

im 64 cant walk far so scooter lets me get out more

I prefer my own method of commenting. I was able to have Am, Airlines accept my scooter at the departure gate and load it on our flight without breaking it down. I also drove it onto the Carnival Cruise Line and into my state room. I then used it to ride around certain areas of London and used elevators to store it in my rooms both en route to our ship and upon return to London. Am. Airlines had employees physically take it from the gate area (2nd Fl.) to an elevator then down to the 1st floor and onto the tarmac for loading in London. In Dallas it was brought up from baggage to an elevator and turned over to me at the terminal end of the jetway for use in driving tot he baggage area and on into the parking garage where my son and a family friend loaded it into the friend's pickup for driving to my home in Garland, Tx. After having hurt her knee, my wife used it one or two days aboad the Carnival Splendor.

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leroy l. from garland, tx

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the weight makes it possible for 2 peopl to lift the remove it from the trunk of a car plus when disassembled one person can easily manage this chore alone.

being a new user the only weakness I have found is the lack of a rear view mirror.

maurrice b. from fort erie, on , canada

I was disappointed that there was only 1 battery when the features says Battery 2 pieces ? Otherwise I'm very happy with the Zip'r 3.

handling durability superb battery life

no convenient carrier for disabled cane no list of available local dealer support

william r. from oceanside, ca

male 77yrs spinal fusion recovery disability

Able to store in car trunk.

Horn could be louder.

ronald m. from cape coral, fl (caregiver)

Scooter is for my wife. She is 71, had diabetes, is obese andhas kidney desease. Her legs swell and she has lower back pain and can only walk a few f

Biggest thing is the portability in the car.

At this time I haven't found a weakness.

h.c. b. from union, mi

Male, 73 (next month), had right hip replced 1 1/2 years ago & still have left & both knees to look forward to sometime. Walking long distances is a p

It is good for me, I can put in car and go places

It is very low to the ground. I could not ride it out my front door, I had to have my daughter push it out

diane s. from marlton, nj

has MS right side can't walk 55 years old

THE EASE AND TURNING RADIUS

THE ONLY THING THE BASKET COULD BE BIGGER

kim l. from royal, ar

I AM 50 AND HAVE SEVERE OSTEOARTHRITIS IN MY KNEES. MY KNEES ARE BONE TO BONE AND IT IS PAINFUL TO WALK LONG DISTANCES. I USE IT AT WORK,I AM A LAB TE

It is very manerverable and easy to assemble.It also has a light for use at night.

It would be better if the scooter went into "sleep" mode after 5 minutes - like the Guardian. We also like a key arrangment on the Guardian where the key can be turned on and off without being withdrawn.

thomas m. r. from washington, dc (caregiver)

My husband is an amputee who is 71. He thinks the Zip-r 3 scooter is great and he uses it all day, every day, in our apartment and for trips in our W