Spitfire Pro SE Portable Scooter

It folds up pretty well it's not too heavy battery life is long

You cannot drive it on services-only flat surfaces so if you're going to a game with your child and there's grass it won't work

lawanna r. from guyton, ga

Multiple sclerosis early 40s

Ease of use.

Quality control

georgia h. from santa rosa, ca

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I feel there needs to be more detailed instruction on how to put the seat together. As well as adjusting the height.

janet c. from madera, ca

I am a 44 woman with spina bifida. I use the scooter for places I would have to walk far.

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I would be nice if the scooter was more comfortable to ride

jimmy g. from ewa beach, hi

85 year old male with mobility problems

it gets you around buildings and walkways

it has a very inaccessible 40 amp fuse that could blow before popping a circuit breaker on the front of the battery. this happened to me trying to go up a small incline

steven r. from fredericksburg, va

retired military veteran getting up in years

price

ground clearance turning radius quality control

norman s. from conway, sc

75 yr old paraplegic

Mobility

Needs and the whale house is way too close to the tire mine is uneven

mary w. from spring hill, fl

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Ease of assembly, tight turns for shopping, good power.

The main issue is that the smallness of the front wheels combines with their short axil (wheels too close to each other). In the real world of modern sidewalks I travel around my home area, I get strongly jostled sometimes, especially going up and down at sidewalk intersections. Or if fallen branches or pine needle debris has accumulated on a sidewalk. A rearview mirror on front handlebar would help, too. The front basket is very helpful, but I've had to strap a backpack on the back of the seat to get most of my shopping in one go. Floorboard is too small for extras between feet. I get the feeling my chair was envisioned as something to be transported on a lift by a van or SUV. But I don't drive and don't have friends to take me places. This power scooter is my sole, stable means of transportation. Drawbacks aside from the design, I'm happy to have it.

lee g. from fort smith, ar

Male, 60 years old, 300 lbs. # damaged vertebrae in spine, bad ankle and knee.

Lightweight and easy to load into a vehicle. Very easy to operate and use for shopping or travel.

It had a hard ride and bogs down in grass or gravel, but works fine on even hard surfaces. Lacks traction on wet surfaces due to the hard tires.

wayne b. from abita springs, la

I am a 75 year old man with Post Polio Syndrome and use a scooter daily. I have a larger scooter which I use around my home, this one is for shopping.

It gets me @ town n were im going,battery lasts a long time.

It doesnt turn on a dime n is def.cheaper made

david r. from shipshewana, in

This was purchased for my wife age 34,she has fibromalagia n has chronic back n neck issues.just did surgery on neck n back all at once!

The scooter seems to work good.

Mom has some difficulty reaching down to plug in the unit to charge.

jeff w. from clarkston, mi (caregiver)

Mom is 81 with Parkinson's disease. Her physical ability is limited. I'm mailing due to the response of the poor customer service rep I spoke with.

It's good for shopping or anywhere it's mostly flat.

Has some trouble on hills.

cindy e. from ashville, nc

I just can't walk for long distance and/or carry groceries, take dog out a few times a day.