The Scout DST (Dynamic Suspension Technology) transportable scooter combines easy and convenient mobility with the most comfortable ride possible. The Scout DST is compact, lightweight and easy to disassemble; perfect for taking wherever you want to go, either around the neighborhood or far from home. It can be disassembled quickly and easily into five easy-to-handle pieces for loading into a car, truck, or van and taking shopping or on vacation. The three-wheel DST provides a tighter turning radius. Equipped with Dynamic Suspension Technology on the front and rear of the scooter for the smoothest most comfortable ride possible. The Scout DST also offers great features like a quick connect battery pack and a delta-style tiller to make operating the scooter easier for those with limited strength or dexterity. This model comes with high gloss color panels, metallic wheel rims, and a stadium style seat. Weight Capacity: 325 lbs.; Seat: 17.5"W x 16"D; Max Speed: 4.25 mph; Total Weight: 113 lbs.; Turning Radius: 45" This Drive Medical Spitfire Scout scooter from VidaCura is identical in every way except that we extend your scooter's manufacturer warranty to five years on electronics, motor AND batteries. VidaCura is a BBB. The extended warranty is provided exclusively by Living Well Stores, Inc and not Drive Medical or any other retailer.
S**N
My care giver died, and this is letting me get to the grocery and drug store.
This scooter is a lifesaver! It's one of the least expensive ones that carry people over 300 lbs. It's weight limit is 325#. I use it to go tothe grocery store and drug store. I've not driven it over a few miles at a time, but it seems to work like a champ. If I'm using thefaster speeds (it has variable speed) the battery looks to be draining, but that isn't the case. It's just using energy faster than thebattery can supply it. If you stop, the battery will produce more energy and the charge will go up.There are a lot of accessories for the scooters now too. I got a trailer that I can pull behind the scooter which holds 55 lbs. I alsogot a poncho that covers me and the scooter, for the rainy Seattle weather. So I can go get food, no matter what.
C**G
Best Decision
I hemmed and hawed over buying a mobility scooter and after tons of research decided to go with this 3-wheel version for his portability and size. My plan was to use it for things that are too far for me to walk: fairgrounds, zoos, etc. The scooter came, was put together and charged overnight. Hubby and I tried it out at the fairgrounds where I saw lots of folks renting 4-wheel Pride GoGo's.I was amazed at how well this little guy (now named Harley) handles. Up and down steep inclines without a problem; over hard pack dirt and grass no problem. The shocks made the ride incredibly smooth though I decided I could skip running it through loose gravel or doing tight circles on uphills or lawn. That daring I'm not. We didn't miss a single thing at the fair and I was able to go the distance. The scooter has given me options I wouldn't have had and I'm looking forward to the freedom. By the way, I timed myself and I can both disassemble and load, and assemble the scooter myself in about 2 minutes
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