Victory 10.2 3-Wheel

Well built, extend battery life. Great product.

So for no weakness.

glenn n. from baldwin, la

I’ve had both knee replacements. I can walk and stand alright, but after an hour and a half I have to sit down. I go to conventions and conferences.

Well made. Comfortable. Has USB port

Has a slow takeoff which is frustrating. Pride has a fix but Spinlife won't do it.

frank c. from woodworth, la

Have MS. This is 3rd Pride Scooter I've owned. Taken these scooters on planes, trains and ships. Never let me down. This new scooter is a bit of a dis

Tight turning radius general generous carrying space graduated start

Might be easy to tip over but be careful in that regard

robert y. from abbeville, la

72 years old 1 year post stroke right hemiparesisGeneral health good

Great Tiller control Panel with the additions of Cup Holder and Phone Charger. Simple to operate and I like the way the scooter handles. Has great turning radius, however you need to make sure not to turn to sharp or too fast. I like that the Tiller can be adjusted.

My only complaints about this is not being able to get a 22 inch seat. That the arm rests are not adjustable, in being moved out further and/or being able to be raised a bit higher. The handle to rotate the seat is too short to reach if you have short arms.

donna h. from ashland, ne

Female with limited walking abilities. Overweight and very large buttocks, so have trouble with finding seats to accomodate me.

Smooth operation. Very comfortable

Haven't tried it outside yet. No weaknesses indoors

christina z. from ventnor city, nj (caregiver)

We just received this scooter and put it together. It is beautiful to look at and rides very smoothly forwards and backwards. Really comfortable

Durable and long lasting battery.

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pamela e. from kenosha, wi (caregiver)

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Appearance, Lights, ease of charging

When you reverse the scooter and take your finger off the lever it has a tendency to continue rolling backwards. Scooter is hard to maneuver close to drawers, sinks, light switches etc. Do not like the slanted seat it’s difficult to sit in properly.

caroline l. from santa ana, ca

The person using this Scooter is 80 years old. Has mobility issues with feet and ankles. Has used mobility scooters from Spin and Life for over 10 yea

Built well, cup holder and USB are a serious bonus.

Doesn't accelerate quickly enough at crosswalks, for city streets.

janice s. from chula vista, ca

This is the best one yet. Eazy to assemble, maneuver and stop. Acceleration is a bit hesitant, sometimes problematic, especially crossing the streets.

It seems heavier and o operate

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ellen r. from cold spring, ny

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Big heavy scooter

Have to get used to driving expensive so It so Big

roe k. from arlington heights, il

I use it to go into my yard in My yard and all the uneventhe grass and moreover bricks in the yard. It's heavy enough to do all that per

Sturdier than most scooters. Slightly heavier but not overly heavy. Easily breaks down when needed.

The only weakness is the lighting. Brighter front lights and please add rear lights. Almost was run over by a bicycle on the sidewalk because of no rear lights.

douglas j. from pittsboro, nc (caregiver)

User is a 71 year old female with MS. the product will be used whenever extended walking such as tours/shopping etc. We had a Celebrity years ago.

superiority of strength. Easy to navigate. Leg room. USB port for charging

Cup holder is a little awkward.

phyllis m h. from lake stevens, wa

I use my scooter for shopping in our neighborhood and for getting out to get some fresh air and sunshine