Spitfire Scout 3 Extended Range

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david s. from chinohills, ca

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Ease in taking apart and putting together

Still very heavy

herbert i. from ehrhardt, sc

Stroke. Gets tired. Walking

Lightweight, portable, easy assembly.

No headlight or a real horn, better ground clearance.

dino k. from land o lakes, fl

Bad knees, use it at theme parks mostly

Adjustable speed, great turning, ease of use.

No weaknesses that I can find.

suzanne a. from amherst, ny

Senior citizen with severe back problems and Orthostatic Tremor that affects the use of my legs. I use it when I volunteer.

the battery power goes on and on and on. While on vacation, we left our hotel by 8 am and didn't return until 8 pm, using my scooter the entire day! Up hills, down hills, stop and go to maneuver around pedestrian traffic. sidewalks and restaurants....and the power only decreased by 2 bubbles! Amazing!

The basket is small and is difficult to access while seated. Also, any accessories, such as cup holder, cell phone holder, are all extras that add to the expense. While it does disassemble for easy transport, it still takes up a considerable amount of trunk space. Difficult to travel with luggage and other passengers.

tracey g. from capon bridge, wv

I'm 46 years old and have arthritis in my lower back (among other issues) that make walking and standing for any period of time extremely difficult.

All I read is true.

It is a bit slower to stop than I thought

lauren k. from fuquay varina, nc

I reluctantly got a scooter on my PTs suggestion. At 44 MS I was just taking more and more. I use it in the house on bad days. Great for tight spot

Easy to manuvour

None

deborah t. from lakeland, fl

I have severe vertigo and also cannot stand very long so this scooter helps me get around where I couldn’t before.

Smooth riding. Easy to disassemble to put in back of car for travel. Very well made.

None really. Just need to know if turning to sharp and fast, it will tip. Found in 1st test drive. We love them very much.

sharon w. from stockton, ca

We bought two. My husband has a broken back and cant walk more than about 20ft. I have an old work back injury that I can't walk too long.

Mobility

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mary h. from mcallen, tx (caregiver)

I bought it for a homeless older man who has severe COPD. He is in and out of the hospital all the time. He panhandles in a corner. This is a lifesave

The seat pivoting to the side for exiting and entering the scooter is a major plus. The ease of moving about the stores in the mall was without navigation problems. The turning radius is very good. The arm adjustments are good to have especially if you are in tight areas. Ability to adjust the steering pedestal for comfort is good. The parts of the scooter fit conveniently in my car trunk. The battery being the heaviest of the components goes in last.

The seat cushion needs more padding. We bought a seat cushion at the store to correct the hardness of the seat. Could the knob that locks the front wheel from moving be raised so the operator can reach it with more ease. When she is stopped for a period of time she feels safer with the front wheel locked, especially if someone would bump the scooter.

harry t. from georgetown, de (caregiver)

My wife is the user. She suffers from severe Osteo and Rheumatoid Arthritisk, Neuropathy, and is on kidney dialysis three sessions a week.

The upgraded Batteries go a long distance between charges. Fits nicely through ships cabin doors (22 Inch opening) Three wheel design makes it very maneuverable to get around a cruise ship. And is comfortable to ride.

No head or tail light.

edward g. from minden, nv

I bought this scooter for my wife to use on cruises because of it travel size, battery life, ease of transporting it.

everything

not sure

tyrone r. from mobile, al (caregiver)

mom 72