EZ-GO / EZ-GO Deluxe

Small and stores easily in the back of the car.

One of the pieces that breaks apart for travel is just still a little heavy to lift.

jennifer b. from mineola, tx

51 female with Spinocerebellar Ataxia type 2

Well put together. Came shipped well packaged. easy to assemble.

Time to delivery

jordan m. from chandler, az

It took over 3 months to get it. Everything else was perfect.

Nice joy stick easy on off button

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lawrence d s. from webster, ny

73 year old ms disabled person

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donald l. from darlington, sc

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small size is great for in house use.

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richard d. from green valley, az

72 years old. needing to keep off of feet due to a slow-healing ulcer. had 20 year old power chair that need almost continuous adjustments, New chair

Easy to use.

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tim s. from san rafael, ca (caregiver)

80 year old who can walk with only the assistance of a walker

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les c. from tamas, wa

I'll be 90, Oct.13th an enjoy my SpinLife EZ-GO Travel chair for the upstairs rooms. I'm still active and trade the Stock Market.

Appreciate the compact nature of this chair - has small footprint. It is narrow in width making it easy to maneuver narrow halls. The back is low and very comfortable.

The chair gets caught up on small items and cannot maneuver over the doorway to the garage. It gets hooked up on the metal work. This is an ongoing problem as the back wheels just spin without grabbing the surface throughout the house.

valerie a m. from bellevue, wa

I am a 72 year old female with MS. It has progressed to the point of my being totally dependent on a Power chair. This will supplement a larger chair.

turning

Lack a basket to put on chair

pamela d. from porter, tx (caregiver)

She has end stages of COPD and has a hard time with shorten of breathe. This chair has been the biggest help around the house for her

The size..fits everywhere.

The batteries..they don't last long.

rubin v. from pharr, tx

I only use mine indoors.

Our house has some narrow hallways and sharp right-angle corners. We needed a chair that can turn on a dime and can navigate the tight spaces we have. The EZ-GO is perfect. It's also a comfortable chair, and my short wife is happy she can easily reach the floor with her feet!

Too early to tell how it will hold up. I'm a bit concerned about the light plastic body considering that my wife is always crashing the chair into furniture and the walls. But the most serious issue is that the chair has five speeds (and fast is really fast) and it is far too easy to accidentally change speeds without even knowing that you did it.

mark b. from tucson, az (caregiver)

My wife is in her mid 60s; she's relatively petite at 5'1". She has Parkinson's and recently suffered an accident that has left her wheelchair-boun

Portability. Comes apart and goes together easy. Stores easily in a trunk

A little small for a large person Accessories hard to find for this chair.

john w. from colwich, ks

Would be too small for a large person.