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A mobility scooter is an easy way to remain independent and improve your lifestyle if you have mobility problems or a disability that prevents you from walking long distances.
It’s a mobility aid that is an investment and can make all the difference if you find the right one to suit you. If you have good sitting balance, ability to step on and off, adequate eyesight and good memory a scooter would be a great option if you need to get about independently but are unable to walk for long periods of time.
You also need to take into consideration your body weight and size for the type of scooter you decide on. Deciding on a model of a scooter can be a difficult choice so it is important to take into consideration the factors above and weigh up all your options. All of the scooters that we supply, we make sure they are designed with easy to use controls and all have at least a 2 warranty with the manufacturer. Our range of scooters are modern and stylish and have practical accessories to go with.
The most common type of scooter you may see around is a four-wheel scooter, however, there are fantastic 3-wheel options available. Three-wheelers can be a little more nimble when it comes to navigating, especially indoors, but of course, it all depends on how and where you want to use them.
Items shown: Curlew folding scooter, boot scooter, royale sport, king cobra and easy rider scooter.
Features of a mobility scooter that may benefit you:
NOTE - not all scooters have all of the above features, they will differ depending on the make and manufacturer. Always check product descriptions to ensure the features you need/want are included on your chosen scooter.
Add-on accessories for mobility scooters
There are many different types of accessories available for scooters, from bags and baskets to covers and canopies which can help with issues like storage, weatherproofing and visibility while out and about.
Once you have bought a scooter, it’s essential to think about accessibility if you are going to be using it around your home. Take a look at our guide to finding a ramp for help on choosing a suitable ramp for your doorways or stairs.