Go Go ES2 3-Wheel Scooter

Very easy to drive And maneuver.

A bit difficult to get in with the chair seat forward.

mark m. from st. louis, mo (caregiver)

It was supposed to be used to get around and just explore a little bit, but she has difficulty getting in it.

basket

seat to hard. seat needs to be back over wheels. breaks do not work good enough. takes too long to apply after releasing lever.

carson g. from paducah, ky

79 year old male. knees bad I can only take 4 or 5 steeps.

Disassembles easily.

Too lightly built for a tall person. Only usable on flat, paved surface, tips very easily.

kay f. from omak, wa (caregiver)

Balance problem and dementia.

small

power outlet awkward - should be near handle, not at bottom

chester c. from tucson, az

75 male partially disabled

The small size is nice; it is easy to maneuver in a small apartment.

Very poor service. The scooter worked for three weeks and quit and needed a new motor and another part. Parts were unavailable as they were on back order with no delivery date estimated. The manufacturer was not willing to do much until we became very aggressive after more than a month without the scooter. A new scooter was finally sent as a replacement. SpinLife customer service was helpful, but they were unable to get a resolution sooner.

maureen a. from greeley, co (caregiver)

91 year old man who has very bad knees and has had serious health issues.

It is lightweight with a simple control panel and is great for use around the house.

There is no swivel seat only and only three wheels make for decreased stability.

james d. from denver, co

68 year old male and stroke victim with mobility issues.

Not too heavy if the seat and arms are removed.

Will not operate at times and tilts easily where I have been injured twice. Tilted over in the street while trying to get on the sidewalk, where cars had to stop and one woman had to get out of her car and help my husband get me up.

jacqueline m. from piedmont, sc

I have Multiple Sclerosis and breast cancer. I am totally disabled and wanted a scooter so I could get around without much assistance

Lightweight- husband lifts it up into van comfortable - although seat is thinner than my previous Walgreens scooter; not too expensive; looks good

The only weakness for me is the position of the hand accelerators in front of the dash, which is dangerous in my kitchen when I open drawers and they get stuck on the drawer and accelerate out of control.

deanna b. from two rivers, wi

52-year-old, 200-pound woman with multiple sclerosis using scooter every day inside and outside.

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ruth h. from jacksonville, fl

I am 85 years old and have a prothesis on my left leg. The scooter helps me get around.

Size

Not sure about the three wheels, but no problems thus far

thomas b. from huntington beach, ca

78 year old male. Bad knees and multiple heart problems.

The ease of being able to adjust seat & handle bar.

None

carole j. from yakima, wa

I am 75 years young & love the scooter.

I use it in doors only

The charging cord

patricia b. from eugene, or

When it comes to charging the scooter, it is VERY difficult to unplug the charging cord.