The Mobility Scooter Guide

August 29, 2008

Let a Mobility Scooter do the Walking

Filed under: mobility scooters

Not being able to walk for an extended period of time is a problem that affects people of all ages, but those over the age of 65 are most commonly affected. Often times this is as a result of a disease, like osteoarthritis, which makes it very difficult and painful to walk around. This might not be as big of an issue around the home, but if you want to go outside or on a shopping trip, then it can become a much larger issue. Mobility scooters are used by many people to solve this problem.

A mobility scooter is a type of battery powered vehicle that can be used indoors and outdoors to carry a person for an extended period of time. Most can travel at least 10 miles on a single charge and there are a good number of scooters that have a much larger range.

Generally scooters can be classified as either three wheeled or 4 wheeled. A 4 wheeled scooter is much more balanced and stable. Typically a 4 wheeled scooter will be able to support more weight and handle outdoor use more admirably. A 3 wheeled scooter does not provide the same level of balance or weight support, but it makes up for this by being much more maneuverable. For this reason it is usually better to go with a three wheeled scooter if you are going to use it mostly indoors and in tight quarters.

Mobility scooters are very easy to use and control. Most have simple controls that are large and easy to see. Those that use mobility scooters are effectively able to increase their mobility and the places that they can go.

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