Travel Pro 3-Wheel
The most affordable Pride Mobility Scooter is lightweight and made for portability.
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Very short in length, very little foot room, very little...
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.
Had one month and already motor is humming when driving it!
It moves
Motor with loud humming noise!
deana s. from winter haven, fl
Physical Disability
Not for anyone who needs to be able to get it into the...
Pretty color red. Looks comfortable
It is not portable. It can’t fit in the trunk if a sedan. I’m 83 with a frozen right shoulder. I no longer drive I use a walker to get around inside. I haven’t been outside anywhere in three years. This was affordable but it hasn’t been out if the corner of my hallway since it was assembled. I have never even sat on it. It’s useless to me. I’m very disappointed.
shirley c. from kissimmee, fl
83 years old frozen right shoulder using a walker to get around inside needesomething affordable to get out needed to be easily transported in sedan
Unstable on uneven sidewalks and power connections become...
Looks pretty.
Needs better shock absorbers and power connections. Could use a safety device such as on a bicycle on the front to avoid tipping over. (This scooter itself is not responsible for the cities poor upkeep of the sidewalks.) If I would have known the problems I see now I would not have purchased this scooter. Call me sorry. Does this review help or hurt?
william e. from waukesha, wi
I am a 91 year young senior citizen who is using this scooter to get around the neighborhood. Veteran of the Korean War time period .
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It is lightweight. Turns easily.
It has fallen over while my mother was using it. It is not sturdy enough and goes far to fast to control it.
pamela m. from orlando, fl (caregiver)
86 year old woman, who is able-bodied but struggles with back pain and breathing problems.
Not user friendly
None
Tri-axel and battery connectors
kevin c h. from sayreville, nj
Not engineered well at all. Would not purchase this model again.
Functional scooter, but not durable
Tight turning radius. Good motor power. Comfortable seat.
Not durable - seat and seat back started making lots of creaking noise after only a month of use. Noisy - motor and/or wheels make quite a bit of noise going forward, and more in reverse. Easy to wreck door frames - the arm rests have a hex bolt that will gouge door frames or walls if you are not really careful going in reverse
jeffrey b. from newbury park, ca
MS, predominantly lower extremity weakness. Ordinarily a wheelchair user, I purchased this while my regular chair was being fixed
Disappointed that Pride does not take pride in this scooter...
Very well made and easy to assemble and disassemble for travel.
Tips easily and has a clunking sound sometimes on hills. Lift points should be identified.
albert m. from el cajon, ca
male, 76 yrs old, with degenerative discs and spinal stenosis.
Great product.
Small:not to bulky for my small apartment.
There could be a little more leg room.
z elaine g. from las vegas, nv
71 yr old with knee injury
Doesn't hold charge very well.
Lightweight and easy to handle.
This one is about 6 months old and I'm having trouble with the battery holding charge.
robyn m. from pasadena, md
I’ve had a stroke. I am paralyzed on my left side.. I am 65 years olld.
Poorly designed, could not use the throttles because they...
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Throttle controls are impossible to use because they are covered up. The handle bars are too long. Very poorly designed, would never had bought it if I had seen it in person.
ronald f. from corning, ny
Multiple sclerosis.
Why make a handicapped person stoop to recharge battery?...
Compactness
Charging connector on battery
charles j. from elk river, mn
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