I enjoy tooling around the hills of New Westminster on my Climber as it handles them with ease. As a larger person, one of the reasons I bought the climber, I find the Climber to be a little small for my big feet. If I am being honest here I wanted to trade up within a few rides. However, I say this scooter is worth the price and recommend one for new riders.

No regrets, excellent purchase. I am glad I could go to the store and check the size and weight. Staff was super friendly and helpful. I already had chosen the Climber as my first option, staff just reassured I was making a good choice.
After a few rides I am confident it was a good decision and can say that it is an great commuter. Pros: Max Speed of 35km/h, acceleration even when I'm going uphill, lightweight, waterproof rating. Cons: No suspension.

Great product. Duel motor makes climbing with ease.

A lot of scoot in a small package. It's got some zip to it. You will not be disappointed in this one.

I bought this to climb out of Port Moody and now does this tick the box. Make sure though that you adjust the settings with the app before you go down hill.

Lemme preface this review by saying that I am a large fellow at 270+lbs. The limit for most e-scooters is either 220lbs or 260lbs unless you start getting into the top-tier range of performance scooters which cost about as much as a quality used Toyota. I went for the InMotion Hill Climber because it's the most affordable e-scooter with the guts to move me around at a reasonable pace. It accelerates me quickly to either 25 or 35 km/h depending on the mode setting and it is reasonably decent at getting me up inclines without any serious loss of speed or power. Steep inclines will see the speed noticeably reduce because I am pushing it pretty hard, but for a regularly sized rider I would imagine that this scooter would whip them up hills without hesitation.

My wife (who is shorter) complains that the handlebars (which are at a fixed height) are too high. Myself who is over 6'5 finds the handlebar height to be damn near perfect.

It's a great scooter at a great value. The only competitors to it in the power range are easily $1000 more expensive. This is the most top-shelf commuter you can buy and, in my opinion, the only viable upgrade path to this model is to start spending $4000+ on a performance scooter.

Fully recommend this e-scooter to anybody who wants a two-wheeler.