Reviewer: Diana J. from Pueblo, CO (caregiver)
End User Desc: Woman 82 yrs old,limited walking ability,degeneration of the spine.

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 09/29/2008

Reviewer: Jeanette W. from Findlay, OH
End User Desc:

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

Weaknesses: 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.

Reviewed on 09/27/2008

Reviewer: Charles W. from Austin, TX
End User Desc: retired 83 yr old electrical engineer

Strengths:

Weaknesses: 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.

Reviewed on 07/15/2008

Reviewer: Charles W. from Austin, TX
End User Desc: retired 83 yr old electrical engineer

Strengths:

Weaknesses: 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.

Reviewed on 07/15/2008

Reviewer: Kathleen B. from Western Springs, IL (caregiver)
End User Desc: 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

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

Weaknesses: 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).

Reviewed on 07/11/2008

Reviewer: Jacqueline B. from Loogootee, IN
End User Desc:

Strengths: 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).

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

Reviewed on 06/23/2008

Reviewer: Charles W. from Austin, TX
End User Desc: I am 83, a stroke survisor

Strengths: usefulness

Weaknesses: The human engineering of the controls.

Reviewed on 06/21/2008

Reviewer: James B. from Lake Havasu City, AZ (caregiver)
End User Desc: It is my 11 year old daughter that has cerebral palsy.

Strengths: 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.

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

Reviewed on 06/18/2008

Reviewer: Darell H. from Waldport, OR
End User Desc: 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

Strengths: 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 .

Weaknesses: There are none

Reviewed on 05/21/2008

Reviewer: Jeffrey F. from Lake Ridge, VA
End User Desc:

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Reviewed on 05/19/2008

Reviewer: Patricia R. from Davidsonville, MD
End User Desc:

Strengths: Bought this for my 90 year old mom. Love the size, manueverability. My mom is a very young 90 but is a little nervous with the chair for now.

Weaknesses: Control of the toggle. It seems too fragile and too much play in the toggle. It would be wonderful if one could contact a representative for on sight demonstrations. My mom is in independant living and almost everyone with the go chair feels the same.

Reviewed on 05/10/2008

Reviewer: Michael W. from Hanover, PA (caregiver)
End User Desc: 92 year old man. Can still walk, but limited distance. Lives in retirement community apartments and uses chair to get to restaurant, bank, pharmacy,

Strengths: small size and ability to easily disassemble good value and quality

Weaknesses: joy stick operation very sensitive to movement. can be a problem when going through narrow doorways. Chair has no backrest adjustment. It's a little too upright for good comfort.

Reviewed on 04/05/2008

Reviewer: Janice P. from Chesapeake, VA
End User Desc: mid fifties, Post Polio, cannot walk.

Strengths: It's compact, easily broken down into 4 pieces. Easy to use, great in small spaces. The horn is very useful. The Go-chair is comfortable for use as a travel chair.

Weaknesses: Slightly wobbly due to center pole seat design, no other weaknesses found yet.

Reviewed on 04/02/2008

Reviewer: Frank B. from Canton, OH (caregiver)
End User Desc: My wife is a 70year old women who has had multiple back operations and can no longer walk long distances. The "Go-Chair" has given her the ability to

Strengths: Size, adaptability, price, appearance

Weaknesses: None that we have found to date.

Reviewed on 03/20/2008

Reviewer: Nancy T. from San Pablo, CA (caregiver)
End User Desc: 40 YR Old Male - Multiple Sclerosis

Strengths: easy to use and assemble

Weaknesses: seat uncomfortable, not good on carpet or wet ground, maybe needs more tread on tires as the wheels that are on it are smooth, definately for in house use

Reviewed on 02/01/2008

Reviewer: Alene P. from Broomfield, CO
End User Desc:

Strengths: It was very easy to puy together and understand. And thanks for the prompt service that your company provided. Thanks again, Alene Poss

Weaknesses: They are none.

Reviewed on 01/22/2008

Reviewer: William M. from Gran Haven, MI
End User Desc: 87 year old man with COPD

Strengths: good looking easy to use

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 12/30/2007

Reviewer: Ernst J. from Weston, MA
End User Desc: 70 year old man with severe walking problems

Strengths: ease of use, portability

Weaknesses: non so far

Reviewed on 12/06/2007

Reviewer: Alain T. from Potomac, MD
End User Desc:

Strengths: Strengths are easy maneuverability, comfortable seat and compactness.

Weaknesses: Seat is not easiliy adjustable (up and down) and chair can tip if not careful - though it would require some effort or convergence of circumstances).

Reviewed on 11/29/2007

Reviewer: Debra K. from Alexandria, VA
End User Desc: Rheumatoid Arthritis for 38 years and multiple joint replacements

Strengths: The wheelchair was easy to put together. It is easy to maneuver and narrow enough to operate in my small apartment.

Weaknesses: The battery life needs improvement. I only operate within the wheelchair within my apartment and must recharge the batteries every other day

Reviewed on 11/03/2007

Reviewer: Melvin H. from Laguna Niguel, CA
End User Desc: Age 84

Strengths: Grnerally useful to get around in tight spaces.

Weaknesses: Needs larger drive wheels. Slips on grassy hills.

Reviewed on 10/25/2007

Reviewer: Robert M. from Brooklyn, NY (caregiver)
End User Desc: age 60, multiple sclerosis

Strengths: ease in use, I use the chair indoors only.It gets around furniture and in & out of doorways with no problem.

Weaknesses: so far I've found no weaknesses at all.

Reviewed on 10/25/2007

Reviewer: Edith D. from Beryl, UT
End User Desc: age 64, female, unable to walk without aid of crutches and leg braces.

Strengths: The turning radius makes it easy to maneuver in my home.

Weaknesses: The seat needs to tilt back just a little, I feel I am sliding out of the seat. Maybe the seat does not come out far enough under my knees.

Reviewed on 10/12/2007

Reviewer: Leon A. from Greeley, CO (caregiver)
End User Desc: 92 yr old male, R leg amp. above knee

Strengths: Transportability and Ease of Disassembling

Weaknesses: The footrest and it's support does not allow enough room for feet when transferring and can create a problem when trying to wheel under a table/desk.

Reviewed on 09/30/2007

Reviewer: Valerie F. from Mesa, AZ
End User Desc: 53 yo native american with neurophy, a disease of the nervous system. Able to walk with a walker but tiring.

Strengths: This power wheelchair is sturdy and comfortable. Variable speeds with excellent turning radius. I can turn around in the aisles of any store. Husband is 68 and has no problem assembling or disambling power wheelchair for travel, which we do almost daily. This is our first power wheel chair and VERY SATISFIED with this outstanding product. We go to Las Vegas 3-4 times a year (mostly for our pool tournaments) and the last time I was able to "wheel" myself into many different casinos on the strip. Recharging my battery at night and next day, "on the road again". We would highly recommend this moderately priced product to any first time buyers or to those looking for a replacement power wheelchair.

Weaknesses: Arms of the chair should be able to fold down flat like the back support does for travel.

Reviewed on 09/16/2007

Reviewer: Cliff D. from Albuquerque, NM
End User Desc: I'm 65 years old with MS. Total wheelchair bound for the past 7 years.

Strengths: I wanted somthing as small as I could find for use in a motor home, and for traveling and for in the home. This little chair fits all my requirements.

Weaknesses: The seats a little hard on me, so I'm adding a 16x18x2" air cushion to the seat.

Reviewed on 09/06/2007

Reviewer: Andreas K. from Atlanta, GA (caregiver)
End User Desc: 17 year old with cp

Strengths: transportability

Weaknesses:

Reviewed on 08/04/2007

Reviewer: Arthur S. from Santa Ana, CA (caregiver)
End User Desc:

Strengths: My Dad loves the tight turning radius. And I love that it comes apart for transport.

Weaknesses: My Dad says the chair can get uncomfortable after long periods of time. I say the battery life is a little short.

Reviewed on 07/16/2007

Reviewer: Andra B. from Creswell, OR (caregiver)
End User Desc: The chair is lightweight and east to disassemble for travel BUT it is too low to the ground, even low curb cut outs are a problem to navigate without

Strengths: Ease of disassembly, lightweight.

Weaknesses: Too low to the ground, very little clearance.

Reviewed on 06/18/2007

Reviewer: Helen L. from Indianapolis, IN
End User Desc: I am 83 years old. I have back and knee problems. The Power chair is great inside the house.

Strengths: So small and maneuverable in the home and shopping. Being able to dis-assemble into four units makes it convenient to load and unload from trunk of car. the "Go Chair" Travel Wheel Chair is the best.

Weaknesses: The only thing that might be considered a weakness would be going up inclines and the low ground clearence, however, it is fine and performs the way I require. If I required something different, I would have purchased a larger unit.

Reviewed on 05/23/2007

Reviewer: David H. from Salt Lake City, UT
End User Desc: 57 year old male, back, hip and knee problems.

Strengths: Easy to transport, managable parts (4).

Weaknesses: Seat is awkward to assemlbe to unit. Limited range.

Reviewed on 05/18/2007

Reviewer: Jernand B. from Sofia, -INT-
End User Desc: Age 52, Becker muscular distrophy.

Strengths: Assembling and disassembling; does not seem like a wheelchair; pleasant to drive; noiseless.

Weaknesses: Lack of dynamic seat elevation; lack of different footrest models (longer, wider and with side limitations); lack of different seat types (narrower); lack of handles for the assistant.

Reviewed on 05/18/2007

Reviewer: Leslie H. from Antioch, CA (caregiver)
End User Desc: My wife has MS, and can no longer access our truck, which we use to transport the larger wheelchair. This new chair allows her more freedom.

Strengths: Ease of disassembly, large chair feel.

Weaknesses: Lack of power, and ground clearance.

Reviewed on 05/15/2007

Reviewer: Gale K. from League City, TX (caregiver)
End User Desc: End user is 60 years old, has emphysema and asbestosis.

Strengths: Small size, maneuverability; also, your cost made it affordable to us.

Weaknesses: Ground clearance.

Reviewed on 04/08/2007

Reviewer: Lloyd G. from Pony, MT
End User Desc: I only have one leg and use the chair in the house to get around. It turns easily and does not need alot of space. Easy to use.

Strengths: Easy to use and works in small spaces too.

Weaknesses: No weakness on this product to me.

Reviewed on 02/22/2007

Reviewer: Hala K. from Rockville, MD (caregiver)
End User Desc: 24 year old permenantly disabled, Cerebral Palsy.

Strengths: Fast, compact and reliable. Easy to transport and very comfortable seat.

Weaknesses: The footrest is difficult to move up and down, had to install a home made lever.

Reviewed on 01/28/2007

Reviewer: June G. from Alexandria, VA (caregiver)
End User Desc:

Strengths: Easy to assemble and disassemble. Light and easy to transport. The whole thing fits in the trunk of my Toyota Echo.

Weaknesses: Inability to handle wet/bad weather. Needs to be assembled/disassembled in a sheltered area.

Reviewed on 01/19/2007

Reviewer: Nova J. from Little Rock, AR (caregiver)
End User Desc: Female, 90 years of age who uses chair to travel withing building to meals.

Strengths: Compact and easy to use.

Weaknesses: None so far.

Reviewed on 01/05/2007

Reviewer: Michael L. from Broadview, IL
End User Desc: CHF

Strengths: Size.

Weaknesses: Footrest too small and slippery.

Reviewed on 01/02/2007

Reviewer: Beatrice S. from Chantilly, VA
End User Desc: Age: 76; Physical Disability: Muscular Dystrophy.

Strengths: Easy to maneuver in small spaces.

Weaknesses: The seat is too high for short people (5 feet or less in height. It has two adjustments, but even using the lower one, my feet do not touch the foot rest.

Reviewed on 12/23/2006

Reviewer: Jack W. from Aiken, SC
End User Desc: Male, age 55, with weak knee ligaments.

Strengths: GoChair performs well in tight spaces & standard (30") doorways.

Weaknesses: GoChair has limited outdoor use & shorter mileage between charges than a standard power chair. If used outdoors for extended periods of time - carry an extra battery pack.

Reviewed on 11/22/2006

Reviewer: Kathryn S. from Morrow, OH
End User Desc: I am 52 year old female with secondary relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis; I live on a farm.

Strengths: It breaks down easily to put in the car and allows me independance of movement in a store.

Weaknesses: It does not do well with a gravel driveway and I have trouble transferring to the commode because of the footrest; I am short and I cannot drop my feet close to the chair when transferring because of the footrest.

Reviewed on 11/15/2006

Reviewer: Thomas H. from Bakersfield, CA (caregiver)
End User Desc: My 89 year old Grandmother with osteo arthritis. Barely mobile with a walker.

Strengths: Mobile - fits in the trunk of a car. Small enough to get around tight spaces.

Weaknesses: Not many.

Reviewed on 11/10/2006

Reviewer: William H. from San Jose, CA
End User Desc:

Strengths: Easy to operate.

Weaknesses: A light forward would be a big help when moving around the house at night.

Reviewed on 09/28/2006

Reviewer: Bonnie G. from Tempe, AZ
End User Desc: 55 year old Female with rare progressive neurological disease that effects walking and balance.

Strengths: It comes apart and so can be put into any car trunk or back of SUV. Easy to transport on planes.

Weaknesses: Limited range. Must recharge more often than my full size chair. Seat is not as comfortable as my full size chair. Seatback position does not adjust. Although it does come apart, it is still too heavy for me to disassemble and reassemble alone, or lift into the care. If you have a companion or caregiver who can help you, no problem.

Reviewed on 09/27/2006

Reviewer: John E. from Decauter, GA
End User Desc:

Strengths: (1) LIGHTWEIGHT. Airline personnel could not believe how easy it was to disassemble the Go-Chair, and how light the parts were. They had never seen an electric wheelchair that was so easy for everyone to move around. And this includes Heathrow Airport, the busiest airport in the world. (2) SOLID TIRES. While producing a somewhat rougher ride and missing out on some traction, the Go-Chair's tires were extremely durable for outside use (and in Europe, I was as far from my home as I had ever been). Given the product's size and maneuverability, I can't imagine how often the tires would have been punctured had they been inflatable. (3) INTUITIVE CONTROLS. Since the chair arrived two d