Victory LX Sport

Suspension great for rough ground

More seat adjustments would be nice.

frank s. from blairsville, pa

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This scooter has a lot of power and is made very well.

None!

mallory e. from billings, mt (caregiver)

My son Grant is 15 and has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. We got him this one for all the baseball games he enjoys. He loves it!

Ease of using and understanding its functions.

If you upgrade the seat from the factory 18" you will not get the retractable with the upgraded seat. Understandable after seeing the safety part of it because of the width of upgrade it put the weight strain on the outsides of the seat and you will only gain 1/2 backwards if it did have this feature. Still works, just have to stage feet forward more. Its a little tight spinning on and off without retractable because of the upgrade.

timothy m. from belvidere, il (caregiver)

Mother is 85 she loves it

Long drive times.

Have not found any yet.

roger w. from waller, tx

These are for me and my wife who cannot walk very far. We still enjoy going places with grandkids. These let us do that. .

just about everything. top speed. 20 miles on one charge. heavy duty. comfortable.

i have not experienced that.

joe t. from stoneham, ma

difficukt to walk. spinal injury. depends on scooter to get around,

Seat is comfortable. 

Hard to put seat up and down. Doesn't go very fast on open range. Very heavy. Looked smaller in picture.

donna s. from lake alfred, fl

Just a little bigger than I was expecting. Doesn't go as fast as my Victory 10.

The long distances that are capable of and the top speed of 8 MPH to get you where you want to go.

Arm rests mounted to far back.

donald p. from rancho cordova, ca

I am 86 years old and have serious spinal stenosis. Can't walk very far or stand very long.

New Independence. It allows me to drive again. Easy to navigate. Easy to get on from my hospital bed in my home. The swivel chair is the key for me. I can't walk but this is no harder to get on than my electric wheelchair. I like the fact that I can guide it like driving.

Oxygen tank placement. It sticks out and has to come off in order to transport in my mobility van. My wife has to take the tank off then reinstall when I get out. Otherwise the door on the van won't shut. But honestly there's no where else you could put it.

william w. from nicholasville, ky

Disabled veteran, can't walk but loves this 4 wheel scooter. It's easy to sit on the swival seat and straighten up to drive.

Ease of operation 

All wheel drive would have been a good option. Easy to get stuck on loose ground such as pine needles 

richard m. from tuscaloosa, al

More independence 

It fits on a lift

Big time on the power! I bought 3 of these amd all of them have power issues turning it on after 24-48 hours, but it'd the only medium size scooter.

donna v. from ashland, or

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4 wheel independent suspension,, Seating options. Improved lighting, and greater battery/drivetrain capabilities.

It is heavier, but this is necessary by design. The weakness is in the handler, not the product. I could not find any real weaknesses in the Victory LX Sport mobility scooter.

arthur a. from fort madison, ia (caregiver)

The user of this product is my spouse. She suffers from COPD, Diabetes, and has some issues with losing her sense of balance.

Accommodates my needs perfectly . So for me the strength s of the product are evenly distributed.

Not sure if you can see the signals from the back

carola w. from thurmont, md

I am a 62 year old female with back,hip and knee problems . I am having problems with standing straight and prolonged walking .