Scout 4-Wheel

becoming much more mobile!

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jeffrey t w. from sanbornville, nh

65 year old male with fused left knee and in need of a right hip and knee replacement. Yet due to having a stroke, no doctor will even consider it.

Plenty of leg room, charge lasts long time

Being a little larger for more leg room ,it's takes a little more turning space. Would buy again!!

ruby m. from huntingdon, tn

85 yr old Husband can't walk without walker

Ease of use.

Assembly directions need to be clearer. Finally figured how to get it together.

jerry b. from milton, wa (caregiver)

I bought this for my wife. She is currently 91 years old. She is now learning how it use it.

Easy to take apart and re-asssemble.

Seat to narrow

pamela s. from grand prairie, tx

I am 75,,years old, suffering from neuropathy and osteo and rheumatoid arthritis.

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terry l. from loyalton, ca

Great Scooter

Very stable off the pavement. Long operation per charge.

I should have ordered headlights but a clip on flashlight works great.

james h. from woodstock, ga

78 year old Viet Nam Vet. Neuropathy in both legs makes climbing stairs difficult. Drive from my basement garage up my ramp to my kitchen door.

Easy-to-use and easy to navigate and easily accessible to plug in the battery

The seat could use a lot more padding

clyde l. from wichita, ks

Scout 4-wheels helps me get around easier and breaks down well to put in the bed of my truck

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john m. from campbellsburg, ky

I will take this survey at a later date. As I have not been able to use the scooter as of date.

The scooter's parts are few and lightweight. It's easy to assemble and disassemble. Once assembled, the scooter moves precisely and is easy to maneuver.

Because the materials are lightweight, the scooter is easy to damage.

eric w. from alabaster, al

I'm a 53-year-old retired Army veteran. I'm diagnosed 100% disabled, with multiple sclerosis.

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steve m. from glen burnie, md

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We went to the state fair and loved it

not necessarily a weakness but the right arm rest will not go all the way in.

sharon c. from sweet home, or

77 and I have mobility issues, basically falling

Lightweight, portable goes in and out of my SUV easily

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ken p. from houston, tx

I'm a 67 year old Vietnam Vet with one leg. I don't consider myself disabled. I walk, I drive, I bowl four leagues a week. Use scooter only distances.