Go-Go® Ultra X 3-Wheel Scooter

The Pride Go-Go Ultra X 3-Wheel is built for real life– not just for sidewalks and flat surfaces. Whether you’re navigating crowded shopping malls, weaving through casino aisles, or rolling up to your favorite local cafe, this scooter’s 3-wheel design can handle tight turns with ease. Have travel plans? It disassembles into five lightweight pieces (the heaviest weighing just 30lbs!), so you can toss it in the trunk without a vehicle ramp. Feather-tough disassembly with one hand, a tight turn radius, and a sleek design make the Go-Go Ultra X a go-anywhere essential for anyone wanting to live a more active, independent life. 

This latest version of the Go-Go Ultra-X features all of your favorite features of the classic scooter, along with a few important upgrades. Every ride feels sturdy and supported with the 17” mesh-padded seat, adjustable height settings, and a stable front frame-mounted seat post. The footplate has been designed with comfort in mind– roomy, ergonomic, and ready for all-day use. The open three-wheel design gives your legs more space to move, and the low step-on height makes getting in and out of the seat effortless. Whether you’re out for a full day or just running errands, each detail of the Go-Go Ultra X 3-Wheel is designed to reduce fatigue and keep you on-the-move in comfort. 

Stay in control, even at top speed– engage Turtle Mode to limit your top speed and stay in full control in crowded areas. With a top speed of 4.0mph and an impressive 8-mile range on a single charge, you can plan on longer outings without worrying about battery life. Need to recharge? The battery can be charged onboard or offboard, depending on your preference. Pride’s black, non-scuffing tires protect your floors while providing smooth, reliable traction on a range of surfaces. 

A Med Mart bestseller for good reason, it’s designed to make spontaneous plans easier, everyday errands more enjoyable, and your world a lot bigger. 

*Pride FDA Class II Medical Devices are designed to aid individuals with mobility impairments.