Side by Side Comparison of: EV Rider vs EZ-Access vs Formosa Covers vs Highland

Had a chance to test it with my weight.I had to go across an 3 inch gap and up a ramp in high mode and it crawled along just great.Loved it

Love my scooter! Lung problems was preventing nice long walks with my little fur girl. She now gets the exercise needed and I get to enjoy the ride.Side note: Not quite as easily portable as thought . Would not bother breaking it down for a short trip somewhere. For the day or longer would be worth it...

I love my scooter. Small enough to go through all my doorways.

Yes....easy to maneuver / drive .

We purchased the MiniRider for my father-in-law, who's 95. It has given him a renewed sense of confidence and independence. The whole family is thrilled. We were able to refer his 99 year old friend and she and her family are just as happy. They are quite the sight as they travel down the hallway together. Thank you very much.

I'm 5'6 and its a perfect size scooter to drive around. Glad i purchased it

This is a basket to have under my daughters chair. Not super easy to install, but you only do that once. Stiff enough to last a long time but easily folds with the chair. Straps are very strong and secure.

Great bag for your wheel chair. I bought this before going on a vacation. This bag holds a surprising amount of stuff, and is easy to take on and off of the back of your chair. It didn't bang into people's legs when they pushed me, and I could reach back and stick things in when I was alone. It wipes out easily and hardly takes up any room to store if you aren't using it.

Meet expectation. I was actually apprehensive about ordering this bag. I thought it may be too tight. It's simple but sturdy enough. It serves my daughter's purpose. It fits everything from her old bag and still has room for more: raincoat, school items, hand splints, extra clothing (light). I am buying at least one more to have just in case I can't find it again when we need it in the future. Its much better than all the other ones I look at Amazon.

This is capacious! Like most wheelchair bags it is not easily used by the occupant, but store clerks have an easy time adding purchases for me and I can empty it onto my bed. It is easy on and off the handles and remains in place surprisingly well. Definitely beats shopping bags hanging from one handle and interfering with a wheel. It keeps even heavy loads well balanced.

wife loves it. going to have to buy another one because of all the stuff women can find to stuff in it. great deal.

Reviews of several products indicated that this category is loaded with shoddy items, or ones that do not fit over the brake/handles of a transport chair. Not a problem with this unit, it seems to be very well made, and the attaching straps allow plenty of adjustment. Plus, being able to order it through Amazon made it much easier to do.

This scooter has 1/2 the padding in the seat as the Go Go and rides much rougher. Like the tires are too hard or something. However, I do like that it has a bit more ground clearance than the Go Go and handles going up hill better than the Go Go. Overall, much cheaper built than the Pride Go Go Elite Traveler.

Perfect for my needs. Turns and drives easily with a little bit of a stiff ride but good for a mini.. Long lasting charge of the battery. Easy assembly (no thanks to directions!) excited to get my scoot on.

The MiniRider I purchased for my daughter is exactly as advertised. It's sturdy, easy to use, and pretty fast (not dangerously so). It looks pretty sporty for a mobility scooter. My daughter was able to assemble it easily. Once assembled, it's easy to break down into three components - the seat, the chassis, and the battery. The heavy chassis comes with a handle in the front, making it easy to move by lifting it up and rolling it on the back wheels. The instructions state not to lift it by the plastic body; however, there is no handle in the back, so lifting it up to put it in a vehicle isn't easy. My daughter flew with it and had no problems with TSA or the airline. The product could be improved if the seat back could be adjusted to permit leaning back a little more. Overall, an excellent product.

A little bit floppy and it sags, but I got a ton of use out of it and it was a great for carrying wallet and keys etc. I used a metal clippy from the office as the main pocket doesnt have velcro or any means of closing the compartment. Doesn't interfere with the crutch or hand grip at all.

Extremely useful for us. Preteen needed to use a wheelchair for several weeks and we needed to find a way to carry a textbook or two and a couple of items under the seat where he could reach them. (A backpack on the back of his seat was too heavy and damaging the chair, as well as not easy to reach. )This isn't perfect, but was strong enough for the job and wasn't too expensive.Although we were initially sent the wrong item ( a wheelchair cover)- Amazon sorted that out for us right away.

Easy Access was easy to put on my wheelchair. I liked the fact that it could fit my mini iPad and wallet. I didn't like to always be on guard to the outside pockets, you have to get a good of the outside to zipper it closed, and it was hanging lower than I thought it would.

It is a handy little bag. Doesn't work well with baskets that have handle. I like it because I can easily lift it and its contents out of the basket when I'm not using my scooter.

Works ok, but since it's made to fit on the front it can shift the balance of the walker slightly if you have a good bit of weight in the basket. I used some hooks with velcro straps to mount it on the inside of the walker, and I like that better. But it would have been nice if this was designed to fit either way.

This is a perfect size to put under my son's wheelchair seat between the leg rests, it holds his wallet, camera, gum, and small writing tablet (for memory issues), and his gait belt inside a zipper pocket. Don't know about a power chair he has a manual. The only problem is the buckles were quite hard to get back hooked onto the chair. They would be much easier if they were velcro hook.Seems to be built and sewn good and works well so far with whatever he needs to carry in it.

It is a good handbag for my disability scooter but only one thing the secure clamp I am having a lot of problems securing it in place it keeps sliding out you need to make a different locking mechanism salty locks in place and it does not move. I had to put a zip tie in place so it does not come loose. That is the only thing that I have having problems with otherwise it is a good bag. This is my honest review

Received item in a reasonable amt of time. As my husband went to install it on his chair, we ran into avproblem. The hole the screw was to go thru was solid plastic, after 20 minutes of messing around with it we had to pull out the drill, drill a hole so the screw could go thru to connect. Once connected, serves it's purpose.....

The bag is alright. Looks sturdy, but not very attractive. The down side for us was that the latches are 8 inches apart, but the arm rests are about 9 inches long. You need arm rests that are about `12 inches or longer for it to work decently.

The bad thing is it has ladder buckles. I never can get them threaded correctly. Also, they are a pain if you are traveling by air and need to take the pouch off and on to board the plane. I replaced them with some easy access push button buckles, but side release buckles would work, too. I would pay more if the buckles were easy to get on and off.

The concept is great but there is no way to attach it so that it doesn't slide down and crumple up in a ball. You have to keep something large in it for it to maintain its shape. As long as I keep my phone in it (which I usually do) it will stay in position. I've never put more than my phone, keys, and card case in it. That adds just enough weight to the crutch that it doesn't become too uneven from the other crutch that it causes a problem.

It's a good idea, but on the seat back of my Go-Go scooter it slides around and down. I've tried using bungie cords to hold it in place, but that hasn't worked well. I like the design idea (very roomy), but it appears it is really for a power chair with a larger seat, so I shall have to continue to search for a way to modify it to fit my scooter.

I like the bag but the buckles need much improvement. I have to tie a knot in the strap so it doesn't slip back through the buckle. Surely there's another buckle design that will cinch up tight and stay in place. I kept it because I needed to start using it right away but if I wasn't needing it quickly I would have returned it.

Useful but suffer from a design flaw that causes the bag to sag down. So it would not mount the way it is shown in the photos, but rather you need to mount the top straps above the handle. This means the bag gets in the way of your hand and is more difficult to fill with large items like a water bottle.

Great bag. I accidentally ordered 1 too many. BE AWARE: INELIGIBLE FOR RETURNS! I can't afford to throw away money. It seems many sellers are now doing this. Yes, great bag for me. Great. Finally a bag that works on my chair. But I won't be buying anything from them anymore. Not worth it. Sad. As anyone in a chair knows, it's hard to find a bag that works. We often must try a few before finding what works. Sad.

I don't really like this because no matter how tight I try to make it, the back strap slides off the back of the arm and the bag droops. Anything in my bag usually falls out.

The bag is strong enough to hold all my things. This bag isn't designed for a quadruple. Even with the cables attached to the zipper, which broke in the first ten minutes, and the straps used to secure the bag to the wheelchair were put in the wrong place. It is very difficult to open the bag with the angle the zipper has to travel. The zipper should go straight across the top. At least this way we can open the bag. The straps should be attached at each end of the bag, not 3 or 4 inches in. When I try to strap the bag to my wheelchair, after pulling it around to get my wallet, I cant restrap the bag to the wheelchair. The straps are to close to the center of the bag to reach behind, grab the strap and put it on the handles of my wheelchair. This is perfect for a paraplegic or someone who has good use of their hands.

I love the bag, but I am having to make modifications to the mesh cover. I hope after the modification that I will be able to get the pack to fit, so I can put my charger and extension cord in, by my next flight. If you have a small power chair seat without a lot of padding it might fit.This is something that should be in the description or the mesh should be larger with the option to adjust to fit.

I am so frustrated with this purchase. When I received this item we removed it from the box, read all the instructions especially those pertaining to the assembly and disassembly as I would be traveling with this scooter. To take it apart it took two people to pull out the pin that holds the front and back together (the way to disassemble) it was very difficult. We put it back together, charged it and then took it for my first ride. It worked great! I brought it home and plugged it in for a recharge. That weekend we took off for one of the Disney resorts/parks for the day. It worked fine for almost 8 hours, but then it suddenly would not accelerate more than the turtle speed even though it was set for rabbit speed. I turned off the scooter and turned it back on, still turtle speed. I turned it off again, check to make sure that the gear knob was engaged, it was so I turned it on again; still turtle speed. I had to make it to the car so I just had to continue at the 'turtle speed' but a couple of moments later it kicked into Rabbit Speed again all by itself. I packed it back into the car. This was on a Saturday so I waited until Monday and called the manufacturer to report the issue. I was told that the motor probably just over-heated but if it happened again, take note of the flashing light patterns (that would tell them the issue). I took it for a ride around my neighborhood that night. Only about 5 minutes into the ride it starting doing the 'turtle' thing again and flashing red lights. I took note of the pattern (first it was 2 flashes followed by 3 flashes, then it was 1 flash followed by 3 flashes). I called the next morning to report this issue as I had been instructed. The technician at that point said he would have to check on the pattern and get back to me. That afternoon I did not get a callback, instead, I got an email from a person saying that I must have assembled it incorrectly and wanted me to watch a video on assembling their scooter. I watched the video and it was exactly how we had assembled the scooter. I called them back and told them we were doing just what the video had shown. I was then instructed to take pictures and a video of what I was doing. I took pictures of both sets of connectors, then a short video showing us assembling the scooter after taking it apart. Just the one of us was not able to insert the pin alone so I had to put the camera down to help put the pin in. I was then told that we must have damaged it when we put it together and they offered to repair it for only $65. I told them since the scooter was only 10 days old, I would rather return it as I felt that I could no longer rely on this scooter to get me to and from any destination. This scooter was OBVIOUSLY a 'Lemon' but the manufacturer refuses to admit that. They expected me to then pay $120 to send the scooter back to them. I am still waiting for Amazon on an A-Z Open Claim, I was advised not to send the scooter back yet. I will Update this post as I find out more

I purchased it 6 months ago ,but suffered a hip fracture in Feb. so did not use the scooter til late April. I began having trouble with it and worked with the manufacturer shortly after about six trips. First it was a battery problem which was easily fixed, but it re-occurred several times. Then more problems. I would be two blocks from home and it would stop. I was unable to push it home myself which was very frustrating. Working with the manufacturer again was fruitless. This unit is a "Lemon" and the seller refuses to do anything about it. I am disgusted and frustrated. The product is an EVMiniRider 4 Wheel Travel Ev Rider

I can whisper louder than the horn. It only turns to the left ten degrees, and only two degrees to the right. I have to stand up and pick up the front end to maneuver around corners. I fully charged the battery and it barely made it over three miles. The instructions need to be rewritten with better photos,

I do not like to leave negative reviews, and I will change my review if I am missing something here, but this product is not for crutches. It doesn't have anything to hold the bag up on the crutches. I believe this could be useful for a walker, but not crutches, unless I'm missing a piece that comes with it to hold the bag up. Great idea, but I'm going to have to make some straps to have it be supported by the hand grip or return this item. If the Seller would like to give me instructions, or a picture of the back of this product and how it's attached in the picture, that may be helpful too. The middle velcro strap does not have a place to hold onto on the crutches.

Apparently the material rips very easily! I had this thing out of the box and on my crutches for a couple of hours before I noticed a big hole in it. (Most that time I was sitting with my crutches leaning on the wall beside me.) Granted the hole might have been there before I ever even unboxed it and I just didn't notice, but EITHER WAY it probably doesn't hold up that well to begin with if it didn't hold up during shipping and handling.

These look great, but I have a pride mobility power chair for a family member and it's very hard to keep on the arm with just a simply, inexpensive 2 strap. The straps are far enough apart that the front end one falls off easily. It's also difficult to get them tight and keep them tight. I recommend caution.On the positive side, it has a lot of pockets good for finding small items easily lost in many saddle type bags My opinion.

I don't understand what this was designed for originally (not crutches)- has three Velcro loops for vertical attachment to sides, but nothing that attaches to the horizontal crossbar to hold it up, so just slides to bottom of crutch and things in it can all out cause bag slides down.

Was not what I expected. It was just a big floppy bag with no substance to it. Does not stand up right in a square attached to the wheelchair as shown in the picture.