2019 Best Rated Extra Large Mobility Scooters

XL mobility scooters that can handle wide loads and that offer strong performance are sold from our nationwide mobility scooter store. These products serve those with morbid obesity that need a safe way to travel from one place to another.

Mobility Scooters Direct is confident it can serve the growing public. Researchers at Columbia University have found that nearly two out of three Americans are obese or overweight.

This article will recommend five best mobility scooters for the morbidly obese, who need a disability scooter with a weight capacity that is above average. These products include the Zoome R418CS 4 Wheel Mobility Scooter; the Shoprider Enduro XL Plus 3 Wheel Mobility Scooter; the Merits Health Silverado Extreme Mobility Scooter; the AFIKIM Afiscooter S4 Mobility Scooter 4-Wheel and the Drive Medical Panther Heavy Duty Scooter.

Previous customers have found significant value from these scooters for the handicapped and we implore you to learn more.

The Best Disability Scooters for the Obese

The Zoome R418CS is an awesome looking mobility scooter by Drive Medical, that comes in a sleek red tone. Besides providing the best impressions on other people, drivers of the Zoome R418CS will appreciate the enormous weight capacity of 500 lbs.

With this significant weight capacity, the driver will not have to worry about his or her weight impeding the travel experience from one place to another.

Performance-wise, this disability scooter will take the obese driver wherever he or she needs to go. The Zoome R418CS is equipped with a 700-watt brushless motor and reaches a 15 miles per hour maximum speed.

This long distance disability scooter can cover 45 miles per complete charge, having powerful 12V 20AH batteries.

The Enduro XL Plus 3 by ShopRider is a second robust heavy duty mobility scooter with a high weight capacity rating. The 3 wheel mobility scooter can hold up to 500 lbs., which is perfect for our morbidly obese customers.

The Enduro XL scooter for the disabled has a sport style captains chair that provides immense comfort. The seating arrangement is conducive to lengthier trips, minimizing unwanted back pain, for instance.

The Enduro XL Plus 3 by ShopRider reaches a maximum speed of 15 miles per hour, as it comes equipped with a 700-watt brushless motor.

The XL disability scooter has sealed lead acid batteries, either 12V 50AH or 12V 75AH, which can reach up to 30 miles per complete charge.

The Silverado Extreme, from manufacturer Merits Health, is a third XL elderly scooter. The 4 wheel disability scooter has a weight capacity of 450 lbs.

The Silverado Extreme is an elderly scooter that has impressive performance. Many competing heavy duty mobility scooters are unable to match the sheer brilliance of the product from our nationwide disability scooter store.

The maximum speed that the Silverado Extreme reaches is nearly 8 miles per hour. The scooter for the disabled has a 24V 650-watt motor.

The Silverado Extreme has an unbelievable travel range. The long-distance elderly scooter can cover up to 55 miles per complete charge with lead acid non-spillable 12V 100AH batteries.

An excellent fourth option for a disability scooter with a high weight capacity is by Afikim, the Afiscooter S4. The 4 wheel mobility scooter for traveling supports a weight capacity of 450 lbs.

Stephani S. is a verified buyer of the Afiscooter S4. In her disability scooter review, she awarded the Afiscooter S4 with five-stars.

Stephani finds the performance promises a smooth ride on this disability scooter that is easy to operate.

“It is the best scooter on the market,” said Stephani, “there is nothing comparable anywhere.”

The Afiscooter S4 reaches a maximum speed of nearly 8 miles per hour using rear-wheel drive.

The mobility scooter for traveling, which has group 24 12V 75AH batteries, can cover 28 miles per complete charge.

When venturing on longer trips, the driver will be in total comfort with an orthopedic captains seat. The luxury mobility scooter is among the best when considering the travel experience.

Lastly, consider Drive Medical Panther. This heavy duty mobility scooter, which comes in an attractive red tone, will turn heads with its sleek design.

The Panther has a weight capacity of 425 lbs.

Recent customers had great things to say about the Panther in their mobility scooter review.

Bob A. has owned over four mobility scooters in his lifetime. He previously owned a Tzora Titan 3, which he replaced because it wore out over the previous four years.

Bob, 78, is happy with his purchase. He said that the Panther is a heavy duty mobility scooter that has all-around better performance than his previous disability scooter.

“It is the difference between a good solid top of the line Ford and a Mercedes,” Bob said. “The Panther is bigger, faster, heavier, rides better, goes farther, carries more and is far more comfortable.”

The Panther has an 800W 4500 RPM motor that propels the 4 wheel mobility scooter to a maximum speed of 8 miles per hour.

The Panther, with sealed lead acid 12V 50AH batteries, can cover up to 25 miles per complete charge.

Purchase Elderly Scooters With High Weight Capacities and Amazing Performance, Today!

This article recommended five of the best disability scooters regarding both weight capacity and performance.

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Those who suffer from morbid obesity are already challenged and we seek to add independence and mobility to their lives. As the Columbia researchers note, obesity has “substantial impacts on life expectancy and quality of life.”