Zero Turn 8

The zero turn ability and the size are great. The seat is comfortable. They both will fit side by side in our Subaru Forester.

The velcro does not hold some of the bezel accent plates on. Some of them will fall off when when you hit a bump. I had to attach them with double sided tape.

donald r. from san antonio, tx

I am a 67 year old male with a broken vertebrae and two bad hips that won't allow mw to walk very far without severe pain.

Very comfortable

I have not found any weaknesses

sherri p. from lander, wy

Hi I’m 61 yes old and have MS I was diagnosed in the year 2000. My new scooter has already changed my life for the better.

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max e. from dallas, tx

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michael n. from allen, tx (caregiver)

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THE SMALL RADIUS IS THE MAIN REASON I CHOSE THIS SCOOTER. I CAN GET THRU THE HOUSE WITHOUT PROBLEMS. GETTING IN AND OUT IS EASIER THAN I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE. A CHARGE LASTS ME FOR DAYS. SEAT AND BACK IS COMFORTABLE. NOT THAT MUCH FOOT ROOM BUT MY HUSBAND MOVED THE SEAT BACK SO I FIT BETTER.

ONLY TWO. THE FRONT BASKET IS WAY TOO SMALL. THE COLOR PURPLE I CHOSE IS NOT THE SAME AS WHAT I RECEIVED. BOTH THE CATALOG AND WEBSITE SHOW AN AMETHYST SHADE OF PURPLE, WHICH IS MY FAVORITE COLOR. I RECEIVED A DARK PURPLE THAT IS NOT VERY PRETTY AT ALL. NOTHING OTHER THAN THESE TWO THINGS. EVERYTHING ELSE IS GREAT.

connie s. from hurricane, ut

USER IS A 74 YR. OLD FEMALE WITH HIP AND KNEE PROBLEMS. THEY KEEP HER FROM WALKING WITHOUT A WALKER AND THAT IS ONLY FOR VERY SHORT DISTANCES.

The zero turn feature is great for elevators and restrooms. It is much more stable than her three wheel scooter..

It is much heavier and longer than her previous three wheel scooter. The added size and weight gel make it much more stable and are a benefit when she uses public transportation- which she does, frequently. I notice the added length and weight when I put it in the back of the car. The good news is that it can be easily disassembled - the heaviest pieces are still pretty heavy.

todd d. from red lion, pa (caregiver)

We purchased this for my wife who has very limited mobility due to MS.

Turning radius, power

Quirky steering in tight turns

steve t. from fernandina beach, fl

69 yo male with cidp

Lights, 4 whl suspension, low turn radius, can be easily disassembled, heavy duty construction, delta ring steering.

Front wheels should be same diameter as rear (9 or 10 inches) for smoother ride and greater clearance on grassy areas.

robert l. from jackson, wi

Owner: 88 yr old male unable to walk distances with low back pain and balance issues; 226 lbs.

Dual Moters. Bigger diameter wheels. Zero turn BIG PLUSE! Lights. Boots that cover the brakes on back of moters. Battery charger. Came in purple he favorite color.

Wish the wheels on front were the same diameter as back. I have found over the years wheel size matters in mobility. The smallest bump at an any little angle will rip the tiller out of her hands. Still a big improvement.

keith s. from grant, ne (caregiver)

She. Cerebral palsy. Four limb minimal mussel and control.

easy to use and works good on grass too.

It is a little to long to go into our bedrooms in the house.38 " would have worked better.

lawrence g. from hampshire, il

I am 73 and disabled I really like the zero turn scooter.

For flat, hard terrain and floors without throw rugs, this machine suits our needs very well. My wife absolutely loves it and doesn't feel like she's an invalid driving it sense it is so good looking.

My goal was for my wife to go places on her own. I bought a nice tote with ramp for it; but, the anti-tilt wheels cannot be adjusted and I wound up buying a mobility chair and modified it to accomplish this goal and to use inside our home. If I had known this before purchasing the zero-turn, I wouldn't have gotten it. However, it is difficult to buy one unit to accomplish all desired needs. A third unit for off-road use may be needed as well.

edward e. from tbd, mo

My wife has bilateral total knee replacements and severe scoliosis with loss of her 5th lumbar vertebrate due to osteomyelitis.

small size, turning radius, battery life

not aware of any weakness

nan k. from gastonia, nc (caregiver)

My dad is 95, has almost no use of his legs except to transfer from bed to scooter to toilet to scooter to recliner chair, and is very pleased .