Go-Chair

The two little compartments under the seat a very positive. A place to put my purse and a few other things.

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leila s. from marshalltown, ia

I just got out of rehab and I am still learning how to use my scooter. So far it is easy to use. I need a lot of rehab and learning how to transfer.

Just all-around aww... It does it all.

I wish I could replace the drive tires with ones that had better grip, deeper threads.

carmen t. from new york, ny

I'm 52, had 2 strokes a year apart from each the last one sidelined my ability to walk and dexterity of my left hand.

Reliable easy to maneuver.

The motor only lasts about 2 years. I use the chair about 40 hours/week.

john d. from sicklerville, nj

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Enables me to relieve the pain of walking and standing at home. A good height for reaching most things. Recharges quickly. Has handy side swing out pockets. Turns on a dime.

I have yet to find any weaknesses.

jacqueline p. from saint cloud, fl

I am 71 years old and have suffered from RSD/CRPS since 2001. This disease goes through different stages and at this point I have difficulty standing

Does most thing a Quantum can at a fraction of the cost plus can be disassembled, including climb a 2" curb and come off it with no effort.

Tires will lose traction on moist side walk and NYC bus on ramps, shock absorbers are listed as minimal, while there aren't any. Bumps are hard.

carmen t. from new york, ny

52 year old 2nd stroke survivor 5'3" 180 lbs.

REAR WHEEL DRIVE, WEIGHT, AND MOBILITY

THE BACKREST IS NOT ADJUSTABLE AND IS UNCOMFORTABLE. I HAD TO ADD CUSHIONS

william p. from danville, ky

I HAVE BEEN IN A WHEELCHAIR FOR 4 YEARS, I AM ONLY 94 YEARS OLD. IBEEN THRU 3 OR 4 CHAIRS. THIS CHAIR IS FINE EXCEPT FOR THE BACKREST WHICH IS NOT ADJ

High quality, easy to use, charging is simple. Choice of color is fun (purple is best). Sturdy, well made, and safe. Turns easily and not much room needed.

Somewhat heavy, hard for the actual user to disassemble and travel when necessary.

charles c. from des moines, ia (caregiver)

55 years, titanium rods in both feet, unable to stand or walk for more than 10 minutes at a time. This is a life saver, so I can still work full time.

Quiet, easy to take apart for transport.

The footrest is not wide enough. No room for both feet.

diana m. from columbus, oh

71 year old. Unable to walk.

Quiet and smooth ride.

None so far

nancy d. from deland, fl (caregiver)

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See ratings above in #3

Footrest was excessively difficult to move up and down. Color shrouds were not sent with chair. I was not informed they were out of stock at the time of sale.

wilfred k. from cerritos, ca (caregiver)

Person has Parkinson's Disease.

It is well built and rugged.

Not able to lock seat in one position.

robert c. from greensburg, in

I have a broken foot and am using while it heals. My wife wil use it after me.

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the front wheels are just a little bit wide. If these two idler-style wheels could moved in about two inches it would make tight cornering easier.

raymond c. from guyton, ga

66 year old male. diagnoses with "Early Onset Parkinson's" about 16 years ago, somewhere around age 48 to 50.