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Find the Right Mobility Scooter for You - INFOGRAPHIC

Find the Right Mobility Scooter for You - INFOGRAPHIC
August 18, 2017
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With so many different types of mobility scooter available, it can be difficult to know which one is right for you. We created this infographic to help.

Class 2 mobility scooters Mini/portable mobility scooters Pros • The smallest type of mobility scooter available • Folds or disassembles into lightweight pieces • Suitable for indoor and pavement use • Extremely easy to operate Cons • Battery range may be limited • Not suitable for users over 20 stone Mid-range mobility scooters Pros • Robust and accommodating design • Some models (featured) can still be folded • Suitable for indoor and outdoor use • Covers longer distances Cons • Cannot be used on the road • More expensive than mini/portable scooters Class 3 mobility scooters Road legal scooters Pros • Fully road legal • Packed with features for safety and comfort • Can be used on different terrains • Maximum speed of 7.5mph (Class 2 scooters are limited to 4mph) Cons • May be difficult to store • Most expensive type of mobility scooter Other things to consider Manoeuvrability Check the turning radius of each model before buying. How far can you travel on a charge? Take into account the total distance of your regular journeys. Is there a warranty? Fenetic Wellbeing provides a one-year warranty on all scooters. What’s your budget? Smaller (Class 2) scooters are generally less expensive. Comfort Larger (Class 3) scooters are generally better equipped for comfort. User weight 15-19 stone (Portable scooters) 20-25 stone (Mid-range and Class 3 scooters) Where will you store your scooter? In the home (Portable and mid-range scooters) In the car (Portable scooters) In a shed or garage (Mid-range and road legal scooters) Features to look out for LED lights USB charging port Suspension system Off-board charging Pneumatic tyres Storage basket, Foldable/easy to disassemble frame Delta tiller steering Did you know? You do not need a driving license of any kind to use a mobility scooter. Class 3 vehicles must be registered with the DVLA. Class 2 vehicles do not need to be registered. Fenetic Wellbeing offers no-obligation test-drives and free delivery on all mobility scooters.

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