Selling It?

I will probably try to sell my Miracle Mobility Electric Walker/Wheelchair. Yesterday, I took it for a ride around Stuy Town and almost fell and hurt my knee from a huge pothole on ST's border. I wasn't able to get out, until I struggled and pushed myself. This kind of trouble is NOT why I got this mobility aid. Great inside Stuy Town, but once outside, troubles can start, though this area is probably still in the hands of ST/Beam Living. There is a slight interest on my part in taking this "on the streets," but I can't say I'm looking forward to that. I don't live in a small town, don't have a house, etc. I wanted something that is useful in the big city and pleasant. Ha! So, it may be back to a regular walker....

This is What I Got

Or close to it. Looks the same, but with only one battery. Still working out the details. Must take it, not just in my area, but outside, in the city streets. Warmer weather tells me the time is close!

One of My Favorite Vblogs Does the Mobility Ride!

 

Part of my amusement and interest is watching a couple of vblogs. I was pleasantly surprised seeing this on one of them. Good grades, but it is larger than a small electric mobility aid that I am interest in. And, yes, everyone wants a ride on this! Now, when do I leave Stuy Town and head over to Pattaya?

What Do You Think of This?

 

 

Looks very good, but is it good for New York City streets?

There was a comment from another online video: "I bought a Culver Mobility Wolf electric wheelchair. The joystick is no longer working. I have tried multiple times to buy a replacement joystick. I did get one e-mail asking that I provide an order number and a video of the problem. I don't see the reason for this request. I have sent messages and had no response. I have called but the voice mail is not taking messages. I tried to send a message from their web site and it is not sending any messages. I now have a chair that is totally useless without the joystick. I am sorry I bought this chair."

As the saying goes: Buyer Beware! 

Always choose a company that has a customer answering and problem fixing service. This is Culver's website: www.culvermobility.com

Nice, but....

Looks good, but is it practical in the city? The cost is also prohibitive unless one has money to burn..

Yes, But Can You Lift 35 Pounds

 

A nice video, but can you really lift 35 pounds without straining? Some can't even lift that. Note some shots are edited out. And one can charge one's battery, but it takes time, not just a few minutes or an hour. But, yes, a nice video.

Another Look....

 

Now I only have to have music playing.... When the woman is inside a store, the aisles are small and she fits in with her hybrid, but what if there is someone else going in the opposite direction? And, yes, this hybrid does have a bag in the front, but it's small. You can't put much stuff in there. And, outside, not many people. She is the only person around in a few shots. Just ask yourself is this true of my experience with this hybrid?