i-Go Folding Scooter
Lightweight foldable scooter that is reliable for up to 9.3 miles on a single charge
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This scooter exceeded all my expectations. Able to get...
This scooter is everything I was hoping for. It is easy to fold and unfold, especially once you get the hang of it. It fits in the trunk of my car easily. The battery lasts all day. Thanks to this scooter I was able to go to the Zoo, museums, and parks on vacation without worrying about running out of battery power. The turn radius was fantastic. I was able to get in and out of tight spaces such as crowded elevators with no issues. Absolutely love the color, Sugarplum. I receive compliments everywhere I go.
I am not able to lift very much which is one of the reasons I chose this scooter. Even with the scooter broken down into three pieces, battery being the third. They are still kind of awkward and heavy to lift and maneuver. They would be simple for a strong man probably. For me and my teenage son, they were a little bit of a challenge to get used to. Compared to any other scooter on the market, I would say this is a win and I am still very satisfied.
cynthia w. from maryville, mo
Mid 40's, lives alone. Can't walk very far or stand for more than a few minutes at a time. Can't lift very much weight.
Love the portability of the iGo. Easy to fold up or...
Very portable, some storage, comfortable ride.
The only weakness is the acceleration lag. Throttle not responsive for a couple of seconds when pushed and then the scooter takes off. In a crowd it makes it harder to not hit people in front of you. In an open area the lag is fine because nothing is in front of you.
carol f. from fountain hills, az
I am a senior who has trouble walking or standing for long periods of time.
Extremely well engineered, easy to transport and intuitive...
It is sturdy and comfortable to use. It opens up a whole new dimension of freedom for the mobility impaired user.
I see no weaknesses in the product’s design.
john p. from dallas, ga
The user has significant orthopedic issues involving her spine, hip and leg. These conditions limit her mobility significantly.
It's compact, fits in the car, trunk or back seat. It...
I love how the I-Go separates into two pieces to make it easier to load and unload into the car. Each piece is still 30+ lbs. It has a single wheel in front allowing a great turning radius. Has pretty good speed when riding alongside a friend that's walking.
Cannot stretch out my legs very well. I am short so my feet set on the front tire frame. I cannot load or unload from car, I have an injured shoulder. My BF has to do it for me. I've only had the scooter for 3 weeks and used it 6 times. At times when I turn to key to start it the lights do not turn on to show its ready to drive. I have to push the handle bars forward when hitting to toggle to move forward. Unsure if it need servicing already.
elaine b. from davis, ca
I'm 62 yrs old, have limited walking ability, arthritis in both knees, need surgery.
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