Zero Turn 10

The zero turn aspect is great. Easy to mauver in tight spaces. Plenty of speed and power. The horn button is located where it cannot be accidently pushed; well done. All in all I'm happy with the scooter.

I thought the suspension would give a smoother ride than it actually does. Quite stiff and rough on large gravel and uneven surfaces.

john h. from san antonio, tx

I cannot be on my feet for any length of time. I am dependent on scooters inside and outside the home. I bought the Zero turn for all outside work.

The speed is incredible and it handles like a race car.

The computer is under the bottom of the scooter so if it does happen to get wet your scooter will not work properly until it completely drives out.

william k. from shelton, ct

50 year old male with MS. Walking abilities no more than 5'.

Easy to turn. Stops when you let go of the handles. Battery life is just right. Good looking.

The material used on the bottom bumper is too brittle- it should be rubber, like bumper cars. Ours cracked into tiny pieces, when it hit the side of the sidewalk.Needs seat belts.

janet f. from el cerrito, ca

The main user is an 80 year old male and has problems walking. It also makes shopping a lot easier. It is just right for the stores.

Feels solid on the street

Can't find a weakness at this point. Have had it 2 weeks.

ann w. from st george, ut

Age 88, cannot walk without an aid, poor balance

Beautiful machine

The arm rest bolts and some squeaking

angelo c. from hazleton, pa

it needs some minor work

Turn radius, speed levels, power for any situation, incline, environment. Looks great. Get lots of compliments.

Takes getting use to coming out of tight turns. Ordered high back seat because of my height, seat should adjust back more like the short back seat does.

robert p. from fort worth, tx

Need for balance problems and inability to walk long distances. This scooter fit my needs because I’m tall and need a small turn radius.

USB Port & Safety lights

Somewhat complicated for an elder, the charge lighting should have a clearer indication i.e. using complete words

melody b. from mahwah, nj (caregiver)

Limited Leg and cognitive mobility. Due to recent stroke