Go-Chair

Small and compact

Back of seat not adjustable

randall k. from sylacauga, al

Multiple sclerosis

Quality and the fact that it is portable.

It's a little too low to the ground.

frank g. from colorado springs, co

I have sever lower back problems that goes down both of my legs and onto my feet. I can't walk very much at all. I have a minivan, but no lift in it.

Small size

Pride had sent me scooter with a used battery and a substitute non-OEM charger. SpinLife service, though, was great in getting me replacement battery and charger. However, the scooter battery drains quickly. I charge the battery every night for at least eight hours as instructed. A short 1/2 mile ride causes the battery level to decrease. Why does the battery drain so quickly after a short trip?

louise p. from dunnellon, fl

Elderly female with limited physical mobility

Able to transport it in car without van lift, goes in tight places such as eating places, also handy around the house

One piece is a little heavy and awkward to put together and take apart, takes a little practice to get the hang of it, otherwise very nice chair

deborah b. from boaz, al (caregiver)

Age 68 with MS, can't walk, needs portable wheelchair to go places as home chair is too big to put in van

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robert r. from norwood, ma (caregiver)

Trouble walking

Easy to transport in trunk of a small car. Gets through tight areas like motel rooms.

Too close to ground – one more inch of ground clearance would be nice. I feel like that would make a big difference, especially in grassy areas. More battery range would also be nice.

james m. from montoursville, pa

68 years old. I am not able to walk but can transfer.

Portability.

We need to recline the seat a little. It's so straight that with Katrina's weak torso it tends to push her forward. Also, she says the seat is hard. We're disappointed that the seat does not adjust for comfort and doesn't really provide much room for a cushion.

robert m. from nashville, tn (caregiver)

It's for my wife, Katrina, who is battling MS and is wheelchair bound.

Size

Upholstery fit

pamela m. from dauphin island, al

75 years old, living independently in a house. Unusable left leg. Drives mobility van. Doors in house very narrow.

Size wheel base, portablity

Basket to close to charging port, hard to use.

bruce w. from la porte, tx

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Disassembles into four manageable parts

Limited outside use

victor l. from levitown, pa

Physical disability

Portability, maneuverability, cost

Seat position cannot be changed except for height. Seat seems to tilt forward too much. If the seat could be adjusted just a little the chair would be much more usable.

john d. from canton, ga (caregiver)

Over 60, 136 pounds; can't walk, can help transfer. Severe back, neck issues.

Size, quality, turning radius

Have not found any!

scott n. from cave creek, az

I have MS and this chair is wonderful in the house. The tight turning radius and small size make it a wonderful tool for me.