Power Mobility Armrest Bag by Drive Medical - Universal Fit for Medical Scooters - Black

Sophie Vydykhan: Disappointed that bottle holder not positioned correctly for the Go-Chair. Sits under armrest so cannot be used.
Zippers not easy to open and close. Not good quality.
Once bag is filled, the armrest no linger lifts up.

Canada on Jul 07, 2022

taxicab: adaptable to the powered wheelchair

Canada on Jun 13, 2022

Robert Bradley: Fist scooter armrest well but a bit small nice drink holder

Canada on Mar 15, 2021

Linda McKillop: really happy with this product

Canada on Sep 19, 2019

Amazon Customer: Perfect for my mother's wheelchair . The price is right

Canada on Aug 15, 2019

On The Water: This did not fit a Jazzy powerchair with thumbstick because it wouldn't fit over the thumbstick on that side, and it also doesn't have enough storage. It's not shown in the photos but the bag only has two small openings at the top of each end to fit over a thin armrest. If the armrest is too thick, or too long, square at the back, or has a control at the front (we had all problems) it won't fit. The other problem is that the pockets aren't very large. They are deep, and they are long, but the "thickness" is very small so you can't put a carton or other such items in it despite having a very large space between the inner & outer pockets which is unavailable. Since the bottom is enclosed, they really should have given a way to access that large & useful area. My advice to the manufacturer is to use velcro to attach on the top so it will fit many more armrests, and make the center area accessible.

What I ended up doing instead was going to my local thrift store and buying a narrow $5 shoulder "messenger" bag, then attaching it by removing the armrest cushion and squishing the bag's thin flap between the armrest metal and cushion (mine was attached by two screws which I...

United States on Jun 22, 2018

Lacemaker427: Not at all suitable as a cupholder for a Scooter! Since this Drive-branded Cupholder/Armrest Bag was theoretically designed to work on a Drive Scooter, I expected it to work perfectly -- BUT IT ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT!
It can ONLY be attached to the left armrest, and due to a major design flaw, the CUPHOLDER HANGS UNDER THE TIP OF THE ARMREST, not at all forward of it. I love my totally spill-proof Contigo 14-ounce thermal hot-cold cup, and it does not fit under the armrest. Because of the odd placement, removing even a short cup is a 2-handed task. There is no photo showing the bag actually fitted on a scooter, I believe it is because they don't want you to see how poorly it was designed.
If you raise the armrest to get into the seat (rather than swivel), the armrest bag slides backward, and I fear it will drop off onto the floor someday.
Given these major design flaws, I doubt the design team had a Drive Scooter (or any brand of scooter) available on-site when they attempted to design a wkorkable model.
This Drive Cupholder/Armrest Bag is totally useless as a cupholder. It is totally a waste of my $25, unless of course you are up to the task of taking it apart and...

United States on Aug 11, 2017

Ruffintumble: A favorite for the left armrest of my power wheelchair because it takes more abuse than the bags that attach with Velcro straps. The straps tend to tear off when these kind of bags are scrubbed against a door frame, but the bag of this review does not. It has a cloth "loop" permanently sewn onto the length of the bag so that the bag is mounted to the armrest by sliding the loop over one end of the armrest.

However, the bag can fit only on my left armrest because the drive control on the right armrest prevents mounting there by sliding. Moreover, for my brand & model of wheelchair, the bag must be reversed and slid onto the left armrest from the front; this means that the cup holder is at the rear and therefore useless. I guess that some other wheelchairs permit the bag to be slid onto the armrest from the rear: the armrest must be very short to allow the endcap to stop at the rear and the cup holder to extend forward beyond the end of the front of the armrest to be useful. What I'm trying to say is to consider carefully how the bag will fit your chair before purchasing.

When the bag finally is damaged by scrubbing against a door frame or similar, the mesh holder...

United States on Feb 28, 2016

Kerrie Lee: I've bought more than a dozen different armrest bags for my electric scooter through the years and most have been over-priced, poorly-designed and cheaply made. The durability and ergonomic features of the Power Mobility bag puts it at the top of the line. I am so pleased with it that I ordered three more (and the sale price was excellent).
PROS:
- Padded armrest is quite comfortable, no small consideration for those of us who spend 12-18 hours a day on a scooter (The stitching on some armrest bags can be quite irritating against your skin.)
- Fits my GoGo scooter perfectly and is tailored with a cap design that completely covers all sides, only relying on one set of Velcro tabs at the base of one end.
- Sturdy enough to securely hold and balance the weight of keys, billfold, cell phone, small flashlight, etc.
- Three pouches, including nice open pleated pocket, and two zippered pockets (one on outer and one on inner sides)
- Each zipper features 2 ring pulls so you have the choice of which direction you prefer
- Nice cup holder on front end although I find it useful for my phone, flashlight, keys or anything that I need within easy, frequent reach
- Decent...

United States on Aug 24, 2013