Go Go Ultra X 3-Wheel

Light weight, easy to transport and assemble

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ida c. from lakeland, fl

I am 71. I have arthritis in my back hips knees and ankles. I also have fibromyalgia. I've had one knee replacement and will have other knee replaced

portability, light weight, excellent battery life, comfortable

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dwight k. from defiance, oh

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Ergonomically and engineering well thought out. Solid off road on grass and other semi-hard surfaces. Extra large basket a plus.

Suggest placing battery charger female plug on steering column just below the thumb control paddles. Less chance of blood rushing to head and fainting. Those with bending problems cannot reach it's current location. In dark situation, almost impossible to find.

matthew s. from westfield, nj

Recently a patient wit CYSTIC FIBROSIS, early stage. Find it energy and oxygen saving until really needed.

easy to break down and re-assemble

small basket

david m. from sagamore hills, oh

77 year old male - 275lbs - 6ft 3in - diabetic charcot foot

easy to move

The front , not enough space to cross the foot to the other side , keeps getting her foot stuck unable to cross to other side . scooter needs to have enough room to be able to move foot to other side, perhaps something to consider when making scooter. remember person unable to bend leg.

margie c. from laredo, tx

I use it to go to visit people in the neighbor hood. I use it to take a ride when I feel stress, I love it.

Scooter is not sortable for people with knee injuries. Currently sitting sideways to get around and legs on one side of Scooter for now until surgery on knees. Not enough room to put knees through because of injury & motion in my knees.

Seat to close to handle bars not enough room for knee or legs.

yolanda g. from mentone, ca

knee that doesn't have full bending motion the other cannot bend need it replaced The scooter needs more room inbetween seat and handle bars for legs

Comes apart easily to put in trunk.

Not comfortable seat and back. No pocket for carrying items on back of seat. Battery pack does not accommodate a larger battery. Not good for long distances. Low clearance to ground so need to stay on concrete.

sue m. from toledo, oh

I am a woman, 77 yrs old. Due to post polio, I can no longer walk. I am forced to use a motorized scooter all the time.

handy to have for small errands

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ro m. from holiday, fl

no physical disability - just very bad back pain walking

Incredibly tight turning radius. Small enough to fit in the back of a car.

Feel there are no weaknesses.

carla s. from burlington, ia

And 69 year old MS patient. I’ve been riding a mobility scooter since 2007.  I have had three pride scooter. Dependable.

same as above,easy to assemble and operate for disabled and and also caregiver

its small, but that was my choice in order to easily handle the weight of each part

thomas c. from leeds, al (caregiver)

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Short turning radius, Easy to transport

Had troubles in some small gravel. Got stuck a few times.

dennis m. from schenectady, ny

70 year old man with neuropathy and balance issues. Can walk but not long distances.

Just all around battery strength maneuvering comfort portability. just all around great

Myself really can’t find any weaknesses I personally love it

korey b. from stockton, ca

67 yr old male WC user with shoulder problems so my scooter works great to use in the yard for many various yard duties .