Revo 2.0 3-Wheel

Higher weight capacity. Long battery life. Ability to break it down for travel. 

None so far 

amanda h. from senoia, ga

I’m a 45-year-old woman who has  POTS. 

tires hold up well on streets.

seat adjustment handle should be longer, hard to reach.

roger l. from tampa, fl

73 years old, have Parkinsons disease.

Seat soft, nice maneuverability. Nice headlights and foot light area. I like two small compartments under the seat.

Short lever under front seat for swivel chair, as I am greatly overweight, and hard to reach the lever to swivel my chair to side. Real stupid place to put it. Prefer put on sides under seat. Max weight for user is 400 and the very short lever is under the seat in the front. Hard to reach! I was annoyed by that. As I pull the lever up to swivel the chair, I had to get up in order to remove my weight on the chair to swivel it to one side or the other. Just a horrible and very inconsiderate place to put it. No real safety blinking lights. Tools for rear basket and cane holder under rear of seat which when swivel chair to either side can hit other people or the wall where I park for the day/night or when charging. Front basket could be longer than it is now. Cane holder should be in front. Cup holder needs to be folded up when going thru doorways. I knocked off my drink that way. Should come with two keys rather than one key to turn scooter on.

ben w. from arvada, co

Mid-50's, with Diabetic Neuropathy in foot, muscle atrophy in both legs. Hard to stand & walk long periods of time. Heavy-set.

My scooter is sturdy, my daughter is able to easily assemble and disassemble in just minutes. She also loads and unloads it by herself into the back of our SUV once she disassembles it for transport.

No weaknesses found yet!

stacie s. from savannah, tn

I am 60 years old and on oxygen and am obese. Bad knees and only 27% lung capacity.

It is very quiet and has lots of power. Pretty much will go anywhere I need to go. The quality is very good. I have no complaints.

Haven’t really found any.

mark w. from mentor, oh

65 year old male with mild cerebral palsy.

Narrow width and tight turning radius enables easy turns in even tight spaces. Being able to charge the battery separately from scooter is great as it means only needing to bring batteries in from the car and leaving the rest in the trunk.

Horn was broken upon delivery. Under-seat storage is really useless as you need to open/empty when removing seat...just remove them!!

johanna j. from long beach, ca

51 Y/O Female with degenerative spinal condition and lumbar radiculitis; unable to walk for even short lengths due to instability of leg

Quality and workmanship is the best

I haven't found any yet

steve o. from waukesha, wi

Not provided

Easy to use.

Not to easy to go backwards can't see too good wish they made a backup mirror.

virginia d. from brick, nj

74 yr old woman with very bad legs can hardly walk for long moved into an independant home with many activities and thanks to scooter having FUN again

Nice size for average adult to use. Easy to handle and good turning radius.

HATE the hard rubber tires! My Pride Celebrity X has pneumatic tires, and a MUCH better ride! My mistake on purchasing!

kenneth m. from surprise, az

Used by an age 78 adult with Spina Bifida to navigate around the community. Never used inside a building. Used for taking dog on daily walks.

Communication

None

janet m. from lexington, tn

Product as described

It goes really fast and the seat is comfortable.

The rear basket is in the small side.

tif j. from phoenix, az

I needed the scooter to attend the rennasaince festivalwith my son. my back and knees are riddled with arthritis and I can't walk distances.

Easy to use, assemble and take apart

It is a little larger than my previous scooter, takes up a little more room in my car.

janet w. from spokane, wa

65+, Have RA and osteoarthritis