Go-Chair

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.

None

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.

It's portable. Because it breakdown it can be transported easily.

The seat itself. The back is almost too straight. I'm hoping it relaxes the more I use it. It's not very comfortable to me personally. I am making a cushion to go over it.

jacqueline s. from belton, mo

Manual wheelchair user. Needed power chair to relieve breakdown of shoulders during long outings or when my arms are hurting.

Allow me to leave the house.

None that I have found.

robert g. from corydon, in

It's exactly what I want. I am expecting I will have a Lot more freedom. I am looking for a lift that would allow me to travel by myself.

Drives well

The seat leans to left. Material is falling apart

bonnie g. from hallstead, pa

MS for 42 years but needed Go-Chair wheelchair for last 4 years.

maneuverable

storage space

john s. from struthers, oh

75 year old male. have truble walking great destances truble standing for any short time.

The Go-Chair is very easy to operate.

No weaknesses observed.

james g. from hartsburg, mo

I am 73 years old and have had Parkinson’s for 14 years. The Go Chair is so helpful for me to move about in our home.

I like the size and the mobility. The battery is the WORST feature!

Battery

cheryl m. from altoona, fl

I am a 74 year old female. I use the chair to get around our retirement community. I find it requires a LOT of charging of the battery.

Easy to find reset button, easy to put together. Easy controller hook up.

The charging plug is in a miserable place, for the disabled, it should be on controller. Too slow and controller is not responsive on a turn. lowest setting is slightly too high.

ruth a s. from coos bay, or

Disabled person

Short turn radius, ease of transport, good quality

Would be better if the chair could be lowered

john b. from baton rouge, la (caregiver)

The user is 82 years old and relies fully on a wheelchair. The chair was purchased to improve her mobility on an assisted living facility.