The USA-made TravelMate defines an Active Lifestyle with the simplistic front-drive design requires minimal maintenance for maximum performance. Safety features include

• electromagnetic braking with manual release.
• lightweight and easy to take-apart (heaviest piece is only 23 lbs.),
• a compact structure with a stowed height of a mere 19”
• a robust 250 pound weight capacity
• a fully-cushioned Travel Seat (red or yellow inset options)with 360 degree full-swivel rotation
• airline - safe battery pack
• optional flip-up/adjustable/removable arms

By: Brad Brubaker

When you use a mobility scooter at home and in your local community, you want it to be able to traverse your hallways and entryways as well as the paths and aisles in your local stores and venues. But when you're choosing a scooter for traveling, you should really look at a variety of scooter features before making your choice. Some scooters are better designed for some areas than others, so choosing the right one can make your trip even better.

First, think about where you plan to travel. If you're going to be outdoors a lot and need to use a scooter over a variety of terrains, then a heavy-duty, all-terrain model is your best option. These scooters are designed for rougher terrain and move better over uneven ground and a variety of surfaces. These scooters have larger wheels designed to absorb movement and impact so you're more comfortable.