Travel Pro 3-Wheel

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

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ada r. from san antonio, tx

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Very well built

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paul g. from sarasota, fl

I am 76 years old and 375 lbs. I know I am overloading the Travel Pro, but this is my second one for in-house use only. It is very manuverable in

Lightweight..easy assembly..compact..fits in the backseat of our truck

Just wish it had a bigger basket on the front to help with her shopping..other then that a great and life saving product..has given her some freedom back and she loves it

suzane m. from modena, ny

.my wife with was hit by a drunk driver on March 31st of last year and was critically injured.She died twice but they were able to bring her back

It's simple to use, works fine on urban sidewalks, carries shopping well It stores handily in a closet in our llth floor NYC apartment

It requires a ramp; I couldn't get it until the building added a ramp in place of steps to the sidewalk.

james m. from new york, ny

I'm a 95-year-old man with horrible feet: it is actually painful to walk. I use the scoooter to do my shopping up and down Broadway near 109th St,

Easier to load into my SUV than other scooters I have had.

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randy r. from weatherford, tx

Age 69 male with limited walking ability due to 4 spine operations.

its small and can be used around house but not able to lift into a car

the seat was hard to line up the pin to set and the bottom is more than 25 lbs

linda z. from waukesha, wi (caregiver)

was to give my husband some freeom to get out of the house

small enough for the house use, large enough for use at stores

I am in my 70's, so even with battery pack and seat removed, it's still to heavy to pick up and load. So we got a ramp/carrier for the truck.

melvin b v. from diberville, ms (caregiver)

75 yrs young