Sidewalker Willy Scooter in Red

I bought my Willy Scooter directly from Sidewalker a few weeks ago. Let’s just say I’m already impressed. It’s well built and is one of the few kick scooters that overweight adults can use (On my first ride I weighed 285 lbs, but it can hold up to 375 lbs). I plan on using my Willy Scooter as a form of exercise and it is definitely a workout! My heart rate goes into the anaerobic range and my legs can feel the burn. It’s great that I’m able to stand straight up while gliding and it’s low impact on the knees, so I don’t require days to recover.I live in a family friendly neighborhood close to walking trails, and it definitely performs well on surfaces without an incline. You may have to get off and walk up a hill. It rides smooth like a bike and because of the tires and elevated platform, it can ride over bumps unlike a a typical kid or trick scooter. The only drawback I’ve experienced is that the platform can be hard to position my feet side-by-side, but I think that’s because I’m wide footed.I’ve let my neighbors take it for a test ride and they’ve already asked where they can purchase a Willy Scooter.

I didnt buy mine here but did so about 8-10yrs ago as a way to ride around with my young kids. Im probably over capacity (5’11in, 230-270lbs over the years) and it holds up. I now use it camping or just goofing around with my older kids. The kids are alwsys using it too. Its more efficient than waling but less so than a bike. Quite a leg work out but does glide quite a bit. Lots more conveinient than a bike. I’m surprised these are not everywhere...maybe cause they are pricey. But...ita held up to my weight over the years and will likely be around a lifetime (not a throw away or grow out of it type thing) so its worth it.

I did not purchase my Willy sidewalker here so I am only reviewing the scooter. I use this practically everyday to exercise my hunting dogs and it performs beautifully. After a couple years I replaced the street tires with some knobbies and now use it off-road as well, again no issues. We have bumped it, dropped it, and flat out wrecked and after eight years the only malfunction was a lost nut holding the rear fender and that was due to improper scheduled maintenance on my part. Easy to ride, capable, and durable - thus sayeth the lord