Go-Chair

Comfortable to use and easy to break down or assemble. SpinLife has given me the gift of independence.

Armrests do not raise and lower. This causes some problems in getting into and out of chair.

joseph s. from corryton, tn

I am 72 years old. I am confined to a wheelchair due to a spinal cord injury. I cannot assemble the Go-Chair my self. I travel with someone who can.

Quality and value for the price. Very easy to assemble, and all parts feel very well made. Very Sturdy.

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nita marie r. from winter park, fl (caregiver)

Purchased for 82 year old husband who can no longer walk.

Ease of transportation, ease of dismantle and reassemble, reasonable price, quality product.

Would like to have a longer seat post, one notch more would give a bit more elevation. The operators manual leaves a bit to be desired.

donald p. from fineview, ny (caregiver)

78 year old female who has a neurological disorder that has adversely effected her ability to walk for even short periods of time.

Charging is easy with just a plug in. Seat is pretty comfortable.

There could be a bright dot on the charge end that goes in the chair to help you orient the plug to the socket. This is the one thing I would like to see.

linda c. from machesney park, il

Weak from extreme weight loss and oxygen deprived from COPD.

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stephanie s. from sherwood, ar

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Easy to maneuver.

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joseph r p. from gig harbor, wa (caregiver)

The person who uses this product is a stoke victim. She has the use of the right hand. She is left handed by birth.

Offers mobility - quiet and strong.

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juan r. from bellwood, il

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Can maneuver in tight places

Flimsy

dennis s. from michigan city, in (caregiver)

Single leg amputee, retired female.

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carole h. from johnston, ia (caregiver)

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The product itself. It helps wife get around.

For us - the seat is too high and we have great problems getting the foot landing up and down. If we make it loose it falls down. If we make it tight we can-t get it down. Can't bend and push down because person slides out of chair. Suggest you fix the situation by attaching a mechanism so one could use a handle to bring up and lower the foot rest. I'm sure one would pay more to have this. I know I would just to do away with the frustration. Thanks. We are now using a rope to get it up and a board to get it down. bye

jane b. from dunkirk, md (caregiver)

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The joy stick is super sensitive. I find driving it iis easier if you stabilize it so the steering wheels do not I’ve on their own upon hitting any “bump in the road.

glenda p. from springfield, or

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Battery charge is not long enough. Right armrest is not stable.

jack n. from pinehurst, nc

A 92 year old man who cannot walk without assistance or stand for any length of time. The chair is used indoors.