Travel Pro 3-Wheel

Replaces leg/feet can go places on my own, with little assistance.Because of the weight, need help putting scooter in/out the car

Weight

emma b. from miami, fl

Paralyzed (partially,waist down),but does things on his own. Age 51.

Great for travel. Easy to disassemble. Super turn radius

Battery not easiest to plug in to scooter. Battery pack looks very inexpensive.  The battery gauge is very simple.  The drive controls you must use your thumbs to push constantly for movement.  forward/ backwards in handle bars may make it easier on most. 

grace h. from katy, tx (caregiver)

Husband (65)Uses for travel as he has difficulty walking. 

Speed and charge length

None

jerome c. from leo, in (caregiver)

My fife is unable to walk very good or quick. I walk a pace of 4 mph while walking my two dogs. We usually walk 2 miles. The pride’s top end is 4 mph.

3 wheel good for assisted living

Dangerous to drive since it goes too fast. The OT will not approve it

peggy m. from indianapolis, in

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Price is great for an entry level scooter. Has all the functionality I needed for relief of my problem. Can move about the house with ease.

The only thing I wish it had was a more linear throttle movement/effect. I feel it takes a very careful touch to keep it from 'jumping' off to a start. Otherwise, all features are as expected

jack s. from modesto, ca

82 y.o. male, severe left leg sciatic problems. Early Dec. problem so bad started dragging foot while walking, causing joint stress up leg.

Takes tight corner well

Wish ground to seat height could be higher. Every inch helps with my muscles disease. I have it at max height now with a 2 inch air cushion. One more inch or 2 would be a great option for my medical issue other chains are to big for living space and bathroom transfers 

joseph k. from sherman, il

GoGo Pride 3 wheel

The ability to disassemble and put back together.

You must be very careful to stay on flat, even ground as much as possible. Don't make sharp turns as it may tilt because it only has three wheels.

janet g. from san antonio, tx

67 year old female with knee issue's. Use the scooter at events that requires a lot of walking.

portability, looks good, ability to dismantle if necessary, good battery life.

Can turn over on uneven surfaces easily depending on rider stability.

david h. from lincolnton, nc (caregiver)

My wife has a leg disability and uses this to get around wherever we go.

I do not have to depend on other people to help me any more . I am free.

my wife rest her sole had a pride go go. 10 yrs ago. go back the original design for battery and motor connections they were very simple

stephen b. from red hill, pa

I am 82 yrs old and cannot walk long distances. the scooter is great.

Turning radius

Speed control

john b. from lancaster, ca

Very simple to take apart, the motor part is not heavy, speed control is not that sensitive, good turning radius. A little tippy so becareful

light weight easy to get around in

disassembly

scott g. from largo, fl

age 75 replaced knee some hip trouble got to use on cruise ship

lightweight and good charging system

electrical connectors somewhat difficult to attach/detach

thomas m. from benton harbor, mi

major spine damage presenting significant disabilities as well as CKD stage 4-5