Go-Kart W/Removable Arms

This is a very sturdy transport chair and is very easy to fold and put into the trunk of the car. A chair purchased from a different manufacturer is difficult to impossible to fold and is very flimsy. The quality and materials used is far superior to what I had. The brakes are much stronger and do not slip. I have the old chair upstairs for transfers from bed to bath to stairlift and use the Go-Kart for all other activities. I feel safer and more secure in this chair and will probably buy another for upstairs when finances allow it. Removable armrests are a must for me for transfers and are difficult to find. The armrests and legrests are easy to remove and put back.

As of now, I find no weaknesses in this product. I am extremely satisfied and will recommend it to others.

david m. from aurora, co

I was looking for a narrow width chair in order to get through the narrow bathroom doors in our home. It also had to be strong enough for my weight.

I love the indented/removable armrests. Because the armrests are indented, I am able to get him up to his rimless sink in his bathroom to wash his hands as well as up to the kitchen table without having to transfer him into a kitchen chair.

I am nervous about the foot plates. I'm afraid that they are bending downward from the weight of his feet. That is the only thing that I wish were a little more sturdier built.

anita r. from butler, pa (caregiver)

I have a 10 year old son with CP who this chair was bought for. We use this chair in our home for his transport through out our home.

She really likes the support of the back of this Transport Chair and is able to sit for extended amounts of time when the foot rests are raised. The Caregiver appreciates the convenience and weight of this chair and finds it very easy to work with when loading and unloading.

None at this time. It has not been used for much except sitting at the kitchen table with legs raised.

arlene g. from montrose, co

User is 78 years old and weighs 240 with walking disablities. She is comfortable in a regular chair for maybe 1/2 hour to 45 minutes then has to move

light weight, collapses easily for travelling

The brakes work well for about 1 week then reinforcing the brake is necessary to secure non movement. The adjustable leg supports fall easily with any bumps while moving

martin t. from new york, ny (caregiver)

the user is a 200lb women who needs to keep 1 leg elevated

removeable arms

a bit cumbersome for small trunks

patricia d. from vancouver, wa (caregiver)

Like the removeable arms a lot, easy to remove. It's a bit hard to fit into a small trunk, I have a miata. Generally very pleased.

The price, ease of using, removable arms and legs not found in other brands

so far we have found none.

harry c. from bath, nc (caregiver)

my husband is 76 yrs. old paralyzed from the chest down due to a spinal cord stroke

Sturdy construction; ease of handling; easy to get arm rest on and off for transfer.

None so far.

basil r. from southampton, ma (caregiver)

The user is a 67 year old man with severe cerebellar ataxia who can't walk unassisted and who needs a transport wheelchair to get onto the bath transf

removeable sides

if it was a bit more sturdy, it would be the best product on the market, hands down! you have built every situation into your product. good job!

helen b. from virginia beach, va (caregiver)

78,nuroposey in feet,can't walk.

removable arms, fold down back, size, weight, folds and fits in car trunk, foot rests

foot rest release lever hard to access

wayne d. from mukilteo, wa (caregiver)

69 year old female with ALS. The chair is used to move her from place to place as she cannot walk on her own or with a walker.

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robert n. from towson, md (caregiver)

98 years old; alzheimers; non-abulatory

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emmanuella j. from decatur, il

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ease of use, lightweight, great price.

none

michelene b. from wallingford, ct (caregiver)

i bought it for my dad. he loves it! it makes it so much easier to take him to the dr's and to move him around the house when he is unable to walk.