These scooters are designed to get you on the road with ease. Models in this category can be disassembled for convenient transport in the trunk of most cars. Portable scooters are lightweight, with the heaviest piece in some models weighing as little as 22 pounds. Sealed batteries make them airline safe, though lithium batteries must be removed and carried on the plane. These travel scooters are compact, so they are not recommended for individuals over 5’10” or 300 pounds. Some great choices include Merits, Golden Technologies, and Pride Mobility.

Full-sized scooters are designed for users who want more features and power. The individual pieces of a full-sized scooter are heavier and bulkier compared to those of a travel scooter. While some full-sized scooters can be disassembled, it is generally not recommended due to the significant weight of each piece. These scooters offer an excellent range of standard features and optional upgrades. Full-sized scooters perform well on smooth outdoor surfaces and provide hours of ride time. However, their turning radius is typically larger than that of a travel scooter, and they often have wider overall widths. Be sure to measure your doorways and consider any tight spaces you might need to maneuver in at home.

All-terrain mobility scooters are perfect for individuals with limited mobility who want to spend time and participate in activities outdoors. While they share many important features with traditional scooters, all-terrain models offer additional specialized features. Notable options in this category include the Baja, Pursuit 2, and Victory LX Sport scooters.

If you weigh over 400 pounds, a heavy-duty mobility scooter might be a great option for you. With both 3 and 4-wheeled models available, as well as full-sized and travel options, these scooters offer weight capacities up to 500 pounds. They feature wider seats and suspension options for enhanced comfort, ensuring there is a heavy-duty scooter that meets your needs.