eFOLDI Folding Electric Mobility Scooter

Awesome, design genius!!! I'm too afraid to push the battery limits in case I get stranded so am constantly putting it on charge. I need more written info to come with the eFoldi. I have recommended it to loads of people that have stopped me when I'm out and about to ask about it! I also find the brakes a bit untrustworthy on inclines but all in all a fabulous buggy, love it!! .x.

Here is my experience with the Efoldi scooterI saw the Efoldi scooter in an advertisement on Facebook and got quite excited. It looked very practical. It looked ideal for my elderly Mum. When I went to Youtube and looked at a video of someone demonstrating it - it became immediately obvious that for the vast majority of disabled people it was not going to be suitable at all.The leg position is comparable to that of a child's tricycle! Not many disabled people can lift their legs high enough to balance them on a small piece of metal attached to the front wheel! That is after the user has managed to step OVER the central bar.I raised this with Efoldi in the comments on the advertisement. Other people have also raised similar issues and these are all met with long rambling replies justifying their product. One of their customer service representatives (Melanie) regularly pretends to be a user to counter some negative comments.They told me that the EFOLDI LITE had a more normal footrest and was perfect for people who can't manage to get their legs up by their ears. Great, I thought. I'll check it out.Unfortunately, the EFOLDI LITE has had to have ALL of its first production run units RECALLED as they have an intermittent fault.They were sold to customers but are not reliable.That was it for me. An unreliable scooter would be a potential disaster leaving someone stranded. I decided not to purchase from this company until they have a proven track record.

my wife love you f o r the efoldi

Love it

Needs two hands to control scooter brake on left

Have had one for 6 months now. It is amazing. I no longer have to pushed in a wheelchair on holiday. It is light and folds so easily. The larger wheels mean you can go over dodgy pavements, up some kerbs, and be on some rough ground. The best thing I have ever bought.

I have had my foldi since July, its changed my life! I did have a four wheeled scooter but felt unsafe, and more disabled. On my foldi I feel fab and go out everyday, because I'm not scared, and no one staring at me, only the foldi. I find this so easy to use, and have had both hips replaced, bad spine also shoulders. I manage to get this down my three steps and out the house. My scooter was no way going down any steps. I do recommend a cover for downpours on the handles, apart from that we'll worth every penny. Very pleased I have my life back.

I have just orderd an EFoldi for my hubby the demonstration was great he took it for a run loved the bigger one of the two does 4 and 8 miles can be so easy folded to go in my boot as weight is 17kg as against 55kg my old scooter that has to be taken apart and put together such a faff can’t wait till Friday to get his EFoldi will make such a difference to his life