Length |
Max Speed (MPH) |
Suspension |
Turning Radius |
Weight Capacity (LBS) |
Width |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
35.5 |
5.0 |
Yes |
20.00 |
300 |
24.0 |
What type of mobility device is right for me?
Mobility Scooters are equipped with a handlebar/tiller feature that is used to drive
the device. A tiller can be adjusted to each user but if you have limited arm strength or it would be uncomfortable
to have your arms outstretched operating the scooter.
A Power Chair is operated with a joystick that is comfortably located at the end of the chair's arm. You operate a power chair by small movements of the joystick, side-to-side or front to back. If you have limited fine motor skills operating a power wheelchair may be challenging.
A Power Chair is operated with a joystick that is comfortably located at the end of the chair's arm. You operate a power chair by small movements of the joystick, side-to-side or front to back. If you have limited fine motor skills operating a power wheelchair may be challenging.
What is the difference between a travel and non-travel unit?
A travel scooter can be quickly disassembled into sections and is designed to be
hand-loaded into a vehicle. That said, the weight of each section and one’s ability to handle and lift that weight,
should be considered.
Full Size or non-travel units have many other benefits such as higher ground clearances, faster speeds and longer battery ranges just to name a few. However, a vehicle lift or ramp is required to transport these units.
Full Size or non-travel units have many other benefits such as higher ground clearances, faster speeds and longer battery ranges just to name a few. However, a vehicle lift or ramp is required to transport these units.
