I came in because of my roter and they fixed it very fast and no charge! I would recommend if you…read morehave a hiboy s2 also!

My wheelchair broke on the uneven bricks in central and, even though they don't do wheelchair…read morerepairs, central scoot helped me get the ruined part off so that my wheelchair would work well enough to get me home safely. They were so kind about helping me, and didn't even charge me for the service. Incredibly nice, accommodating, and upstanding community members.

great place to rent from! I rented a bouncy house for my sons birthday and the service was great!read more

I rented a kayak for the first time with my friend through Victory Rentals and this was the best…read moredecision. We had a blast and the two owners, Teddy and Pat, were very cool. I called at least 3 times a little confused in the different stages of setting up the rental, and they were so patient, even explaining where to park at the meet up location. We were on the water for dusk at Webb Memorial Park and they delivered the kayaks, insisting on carrying them all the way too and from the water. They were so friendly, and this is a BLACK OWNED BUSINESS on their grind. All love and support.

This is a fantastic store. They have excellent product selection and provide outstanding service…read more I have bought at least four wheelchairs through them and many accessories including cushions, seatbelts, chargers, and replacement batteries. I have always been very happy with the service. And always happy with their product suggestions when I have issues (urinals, external catheters, grabbers, and much more). I do buy some products online for convenience, but I try to start with this store because they help me choose the right product and offer excellent service for what they sell. They offer rentals that I have also taken advantage of occasionally.

Don't drag medical equipment to the airport when going West to East. Rent it! These great folks had…read moreexactly what we needed delivered to the hotel the day before our arrival. Then they picked it up -- all included. Rental for the month is still cheaper than paying baggage fees AND the worry that it will get mysteriously lost en route.

Never again will I use this company. The delivery guy was rude, unprofessional and unhelpful. The…read morescooter came with a full charged but not fully. I rode the scooter 1.2 miles down the street from my hotel and the battery went to yellow. INSTEAD OF MOVING ON ABOUT MY DAY, I took it back to the hotel from the 1.2 miles i had already rode it to. It started beeping (RED) I was left stranded when the battery died. Mind you, the delivery guy TEXTED me and said he's dropping it off wayyy before I arrive at the hotel. He was very rude in his response. Regardless, I called him. Didn't answer, I texted him, he left me on read. I started to leave the scooter wherever it died which was in the middle of the highway on the crosswalk. Still to this day, he haven't responded! Shitty ass company and outdated ass scooters!

David delivered the ordered wheelchair as requested. He picked it up at the time he stayed at the…read moreend of our contracted time. He was very pleasant. We will definitely recommend Cloud of Goods to others. All and all it was a great experience.

Would give them zero. Fraud charges have been running my credit card for three months straight and…read morerefuse to return a phone call

The good: local distribution of medical supplies you can get yourself quickly if you need it. The…read moreselection isn't that varied. But the little hole in the wall shop does seem to have one of everything- scooter, walker, wheelchair, safety rails, orthotic shoes, etc. If you were injured and immobilized and needed a mobility device immediately, this is your only option, and I think Boston is fairly lucky to have it. The less good: the prices are really high for what you get. You are paying a mark up for convenience and can get higher quality items for much less online or even from the other suppliers in the area who work with insurance. The selection is extremely limited. If you can wait, do that. Rentals involve a random quote from a random guy in the store after talking to another random person and calling in advance does not connect you to the store (I guess online sales may be how they stay in business? No one is actually coming to this store at the end of a long dark hallway with one little printed sign on the front door). There's nothing written down and I found out later when they called me about extending the rental that these prices are extremely negotiable. Nothing is priced in the store either, so I grossly overpaid for some items... but I needed them right away, so what can you do. Returns aren't accepted. The vibes are not great, but if you're desperate, it's good to have an option for immediate relief. You really can't buy/rent a scooter or wheelchair in person anywhere else, you have to work with a medical supplier referred by your Dr, which takes a few days and is limited to M-F.