Go-Chair

The turning radius makes it easy to maneuver in my home.

The seat needs to tilt back just a little, I feel I am sliding out of the seat. Maybe the seat does not come out far enough under my knees.

edith d. from beryl, ut

age 64, female, unable to walk without aid of crutches and leg braces.

Transportability and Ease of Disassembling

The footrest and it's support does not allow enough room for feet when transferring and can create a problem when trying to wheel under a table/desk.

patricia a. from greeley, co (caregiver)

92 yr old male, R leg amp. above knee

This power wheelchair is sturdy and comfortable. Variable speeds with excellent turning radius. I can turn around in the aisles of any store. Husband is 68 and has no problem assembling or disambling power wheelchair for travel, which we do almost daily. This is our first power wheel chair and VERY SATISFIED with this outstanding product. We go to Las Vegas 3-4 times a year (mostly for our pool tournaments) and the last time I was able to "wheel" myself into many different casinos on the strip. Recharging my battery at night and next day, "on the road again". We would highly recommend this moderately priced product to any first time buyers or to those looking for a replacement power wheelchair.

Arms of the chair should be able to fold down flat like the back support does for travel.

valerie f. from mesa, az

53 yo native american with neurophy, a disease of the nervous system. Able to walk with a walker but tiring.

I wanted somthing as small as I could find for use in a motor home, and for traveling and for in the home. This little chair fits all my requirements.

The seats a little hard on me, so I'm adding a 16x18x2" air cushion to the seat.

cliff d. from albuquerque, nm

I'm 65 years old with MS. Total wheelchair bound for the past 7 years.

transportability

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andreas k. from atlanta, ga (caregiver)

17 year old with cp

My Dad loves the tight turning radius. And I love that it comes apart for transport.

My Dad says the chair can get uncomfortable after long periods of time. I say the battery life is a little short.

arthur s. from santa ana, ca (caregiver)

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Ease of disassembly, lightweight.

Too low to the ground, very little clearance.

andra b. from creswell, or (caregiver)

The chair is lightweight and east to disassemble for travel BUT it is too low to the ground, even low curb cut outs are a problem to navigate without

So small and maneuverable in the home and shopping. Being able to dis-assemble into four units makes it convenient to load and unload from trunk of car. the "Go Chair" Travel Wheel Chair is the best.

The only thing that might be considered a weakness would be going up inclines and the low ground clearence, however, it is fine and performs the way I require. If I required something different, I would have purchased a larger unit.

helen l. from indianapolis, in

I am 83 years old. I have back and knee problems. The Power chair is great inside the house.

Easy to transport, managable parts (4).

Seat is awkward to assemlbe to unit. Limited range.

david h. from salt lake city, ut

57 year old male, back, hip and knee problems.

Assembling and disassembling; does not seem like a wheelchair; pleasant to drive; noiseless.

Lack of dynamic seat elevation; lack of different footrest models (longer, wider and with side limitations); lack of different seat types (narrower); lack of handles for the assistant.

raya k. from sofia , bulgaria

Age 52, Becker muscular distrophy.

Ease of disassembly, large chair feel.

Lack of power, and ground clearance.

leslie h. from antioch, ca (caregiver)

My wife has MS, and can no longer access our truck, which we use to transport the larger wheelchair. This new chair allows her more freedom.

Small size, maneuverability; also, your cost made it affordable to us.

Ground clearance.

gale k. from league city, tx (caregiver)

End user is 60 years old, has emphysema and asbestosis.