Go-Chair

The strengths are that for the most part the chair is easy to assemble and disassemble. I love the color of my Go-Chair. The best parts of the chair is the fact that I can assemble and disassemble it by myself. I can drive it right up to the hatch of my SUV and then start loading it in piece by piece.

I gave this 3 stars for meets expectations for these reasons. The seat can feel very loose or wobbly as you are navigating the world. Sometimes the seat comes off with ease when you are disassembling the unit and other times it is a real struggle. It does take up a bit of room in a hatch of an SUV, but that can be solved with a cargo shelf or cover.

kristen a. from millinocket, me

Age 34, Female, Right lower limb disability.

size

size, I turned the chair over on a ramp into my front door because the chair is so light.

john c. from whitney, tx

Go chair is sufficiently small that it will pass through a 32" door. The only criticism of it that it is so light. that it must be used carefully.

Ease of operation Maneuverability 

Charging port is difficult to get cord plugged into 

james v. from gainesville, va (caregiver)

My wife has had multiple foot surgeries and the power wheelchair has been a god send. It allows her the freedom to do what she needs/wants to do..  

Portable and light weight. Easy to disassemble. Good value for the money.

Battery charge does not last long. Not stable. It tips forward and side to side easily, Uncomfortable seat. Armrests loosen up often and need to be tightened frequently,

steve a. from des plaines, il

I have Spinal Bulbar Muscular Atrophy. A form of Muscular Dystrophy. I am 72 years old and cannot walk or stand. I have muscle weakness.

it is well built , easy to operate, easy to take apart to transport in the car,

the foot platform could be a couple inches bigger,

lewis e. from yuma, az (caregiver)

female age 75 is unable to walk more than 10 feet , she is 5 feet tall , a little of a struggle to get in the chair,

Ability to get thru normal doorways and narrow spaces

Haven't come across any yet

beverly t. from berwick, pa (caregiver)

My husband, 68 , due to a back spinal cord injury his mobility is very limited.

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michael l. from everett, wa (caregiver)

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Great turning radius, easy controls.

Hard to assemble, instructions vague. Difficult for one person to take apart.

beth r. from seattle, wa

25 year old with chronic pain, joint hypermobility, and fatigue. Ambulatory, part time chair user.

It's comfortable and moves very smoothly.

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nancy w. from bonne terre, mo

83year old woman who broke her leg and was in the hospital or a nursing home for the next two years. I can walk with a walker but only for short dista

Minimal turn radius NO WHEELS STICKING OUT IN THE FRONT OR BACK

THERE ARE NONE

lynn d. from painted post, ny

85-year old paraplegic widow. I am unable to ambulate — I can stand and pivot, but that’s it!

Very easy to use.

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donald h. from new braunfels, tx

I am an 82 year old female with a right leg amputation above the knee. I have been using a wheelchair to get around but the Pride Go Chair makes it ea

Quiet and smooth riding. I purchased the larger seat which is very comfortable. Very good chair for its price point.

The horn can’t be heard.

marilyn k. from battlefield, mo

68 yr old female with Spondylitis and Fibromyalgia.