Go-Chair

Not heavy and easy to assemble/disassemble.

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vipaporn c. from duluth, ga (caregiver)

My father ages 88 years old. He had a stroke. His right side could not function well.

The Go-Chair is easy to transport in our vehicle, whether as a unit or breaking it down into its assemblies. Assembly and disassembly is a breeze. It manuevers extremely well in tight areas, and is very easy to operate and maintain.

The only problem we have encountered has been ground clearance. Trying to move from the street up a slight incline of a driveway, the chair got hung up. We bought it to take on a cruise and it worked very well on board ship.

john a. from canton, mi (caregiver)

We bought the Go-Chair for my wife. She is 63 and is suffering with degenerative arthritis which makes it difficult for her to walk.

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diana j. from pueblo, co (caregiver)

Woman 82 yrs old,limited walking ability,degeneration of the spine.

I like the ease it takes to take apart and store in the trunk of my car.

The wheels are to small making the joy stick too sensitive to the touch. I would also like to see yhem put the on and off button under the front of the control instead of on top.This would eliminate turning on the chair while getting into and out of the chair.

jeanette w. from findlay, oh

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The rotary speed setting control is not nearly as good as the past model though that unit should have had the increase & decrease buttons above & below (next) to each other. When you incorporate these features, I'll buy another.

charles w. from austin, tx

retired 83 yr old electrical engineer

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The rotary speed setting control is not nearly as good as the past model though that unit should have had the increase & decrease buttons above & below (next) to each other. When you incorporate these features, I'll buy another.

charles w. from austin, tx

retired 83 yr old electrical engineer

Weight, ease of assembly/disassembly, quality of product.

Arms loosened up a bit by the end of a 10 day trip - a quick adjustment with the allen wrench fixed this problem. Footplate not adjustable so we used a Yoga Brick to give foot support as my 10 year old is not as tall as the chair (yet).

kathleen b. from burr ridge, il (caregiver)

My 10 year old daughter used this new chair on our recent vacation to Hilton Head. It disassembles so easlity the airline even figured it out. It wa

For me the size. I have a small area to maneuver in & it is difficult to find a chair under 24in. (25 counting most arm rests).

Foot plate sits too close to the ground making it difficult to get through outside doorways.

jacqueline b. from loogootee, in

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usefulness

The human engineering of the controls.

charles w. from austin, tx

I am 83, a stroke survisor

small size, easy to assemble and disassemble, fits into our Mustang, cool looks (my daughter's friends who are not disabled absolutely love the chair), versatility.

that it's suitable for smooth surfaces only. Would love to see it suitable for rougher areas, dirt roads etc. too.

maria b. from lake havasu city, az (caregiver)

It is my 11 year old daughter that has cerebral palsy.

the strengths of this product are many/// Ease of operation moveing from room to room it is a comfortable chair I can take it outside if need be,it has a smooth ride .

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darell h. from waldport, or

I am 66 years old I was injured in a logging accident several years ago . My back and neck are severe and I can barly walk .I fall often and I need so

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jeffrey f. from locust grove, va

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