Go-Chair

Bought this for my 90 year old mom. Love the size, manueverability. My mom is a very young 90 but is a little nervous with the chair for now.

Control of the toggle. It seems too fragile and too much play in the toggle. It would be wonderful if one could contact a representative for on sight demonstrations. My mom is in independant living and almost everyone with the go chair feels the same.

patricia r. from davidsonville, md

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small size and ability to easily disassemble good value and quality

joy stick operation very sensitive to movement. can be a problem when going through narrow doorways. Chair has no backrest adjustment. It's a little too upright for good comfort.

michael w. from hanover, pa (caregiver)

92 year old man. Can still walk, but limited distance. Lives in retirement community apartments and uses chair to get to restaurant, bank, pharmacy,

It's compact, easily broken down into 4 pieces. Easy to use, great in small spaces. The horn is very useful. The Go-chair is comfortable for use as a travel chair.

Slightly wobbly due to center pole seat design, no other weaknesses found yet.

janice p. from chesapeake, va

mid fifties, Post Polio, cannot walk.

Size, adaptability, price, appearance

None that we have found to date.

frank b. from canton, ohio, oh (caregiver)

My wife is a 70year old women who has had multiple back operations and can no longer walk long distances. The "Go-Chair" has given her the ability to

easy to use and assemble

seat uncomfortable, not good on carpet or wet ground, maybe needs more tread on tires as the wheels that are on it are smooth, definately for in house use

nancy t. from san pablo, ca (caregiver)

40 YR Old Male - Multiple Sclerosis

It was very easy to puy together and understand. And thanks for the prompt service that your company provided. Thanks again, Alene Poss

They are none.

alene p. from broomfield, co

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good looking easy to use

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william m. from gran haven, mi

87 year old man with COPD

ease of use, portability

non so far

ernst j. from weston, ma

70 year old man with severe walking problems

Strengths are easy maneuverability, comfortable seat and compactness.

Seat is not easiliy adjustable (up and down) and chair can tip if not careful - though it would require some effort or convergence of circumstances).

didier t. from north bethesda, md

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The wheelchair was easy to put together. It is easy to maneuver and narrow enough to operate in my small apartment.

The battery life needs improvement. I only operate within the wheelchair within my apartment and must recharge the batteries every other day

debra k. from alexandria, va

Rheumatoid Arthritis for 38 years and multiple joint replacements

Grnerally useful to get around in tight spaces.

Needs larger drive wheels. Slips on grassy hills.

melvin h. from laguna niguel, ca

Age 84

ease in use, I use the chair indoors only.It gets around furniture and in & out of doorways with no problem.

so far I've found no weaknesses at all.

robert m. from brooklyn, ny (caregiver)

age 60, multiple sclerosis