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Drive Medical ZooMe Auto-Flex

Decision Made On Scooter

Posted on February 7, 2021February 7, 2021 by Chillie Falls

After several months of study, I decided to go with my friends from Scootaround. While they are not actually the manufacturer, they handle the one I purchased. Drive Medical ZooMe Auto-Flex, covered all of my needs in that it is a mobile, fold up electric scooter, weighing 50lbs, and approved by all airlines. I will be able to fold it up, put it in my truck and take off on new adventures.

Drive Medical ZooMe Auto-Flex

My guys were even able to access my rental account, of which I had scooters rented for two future cruises, and transferred the balance to my sales account which was almost like a discount. Ordering, shipping and delivery all went smoothly.

Drive Medical ZooMe Auto-Flex

Some minor assembly was required, thankfully handled by my brother-in-law, and a full 24 hours used to fully charge the battery and a supplemental battery that I bought.

Product Description

The Drive ZooMe Auto-Flex Scooter’s ultra-lightweight design makes it an excellent option for people with on-the-go lifestyles. The scooter’s “Flex” feature allows it to fold in a single motion, meaning it does not need to fully disassemble for storage or transportation. Unlike other Drive scooters which need to be folded manually, the Auto-Flex provides electronic folding and unfolding in 15 seconds or less with a wireless key fob.

Thanks to its four-wheel design, the Drive ZooMe AutoFlex is exceptionally stable on a variety of surfaces. The scooter also comes with an angle-adjustable delta tiller for superior comfort, ensuring easy throttle control for all users.

Products specifications

Product Specifications
Weight Capacity:300 lbs
Top Speed:4 mph
Driving Range:13 miles
Overall Width:17″
Overall Length:37″
Product Weight:60 lbs
Disassembles:No
Folds:Yes
Anti Tip Wheels:Yes
Batteries:25.9V 10AH
Battery Weight:5 lbs
Brakes:Electromagnetic
Charger:Offboard, 2A
Climbing Angle:6 degrees
Controller:PG S Drive 45A
Freewheel Mode:No
Front Wheels:6″ x 1.5″
FSA/HSA:FSA/HSA Eligible
Ground Clearance:1.6″
Heaviest Piece:55 lbs
Motor:24V x 120W
Overall Product Height:32.5″
Primary Product Color:Blue
Primary Product Material:Steel
Product Weight (without Batteries):55 lbs
Rear Wheels:7″ x 2.35″
Seat Depth:14″
Seat To Floor Height:22.5″
Seat To Foot Deck:16.5″
Seat Width:16″
Turning Radius:47.2″
Drive Medical ZooMe Auto-Flex

Ironically, in the interim period from making my decision on the scooter, and receiving shipment, I was rushed to hospital with respiratory failure, spent eight days there, and now finally home but on constant oxygen. So, as of this date, I have not used the scooter, but it sure is here and ready for my first venture out.

Hey Charmin. How do we make the fatman move that thing from our living room?

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1 thought on “Decision Made On Scooter”

  1. Bonnie Bergstein says:
    February 8, 2021 at 4:32 am

    Very nice scooter – I know it will be a big help to you! And always great to do business with Scootaround! Years ago I bought a used scooter from them (one I had rented for a cruise) – it was in excellent condition & it was perfect for me at the time (it was very small & did need to be disassembled- but only 4 parts – and the heaviest part was only about 25lbs – so I could even lift it & put it in the trunk of any car). I gave that scooter to a friends mother – she really needed it & used it for many years.
    Hope you get to take it out for a spin soon!

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