Go Chair

A Portable Electric Wheelchair for an active lifestyle.

Regarding electric wheelchairs, we changed up the game with the Go Chair®.

We included standard comfort features, such as providing two seat width options (20″ or 18″ w) with swing-out storage compartments below it. There’s also an accessory mount on the back, so you can add a cane holder or oxygen holder that you might need for your next journey.

Then, we took the exclusive feather-touch disassembly to design popular in our mobility scooters and applied it to this electric wheelchair making it more portable. In a few simple steps, remove the compact foldable seat, separate the front and rear sections with one release lever, and you’re ready to go! The heaviest component weighs just 36 pounds.

Will a portable electric wheelchair meet my needs?

Fear not – the Go Chair boasts a battery capacity that will carry you up to 13.2 miles on a single charge with up to 3.8 mph speeds. We’ve created portability without sacrificing speed and range.

If you need a portable electric wheelchair option that still provides high maneuvering control, you may have just found what you’re looking for in the Go Chair by Pride. Its 300-pound weight capacity still turns on a dime with a 25.5-inch turning radius. That means you can easily navigate tight corners indoors.

Specs/Technical Features:

• 300 lbs. weight capacity
• Up to 3.8 mph maximum speed
• 25.5″ turning radius
• 8.7 miles per charge at 300 lbs., 13.2 miles per charge at 200 lbs.
• Height and width adjustable armrests
• Number one for portability
• Convenient under-seat storage keeps your items close at hand
• Feather-touch disassembly easily disassembles into five lightweight pieces for transport and storage
• Your choice of six colors
• The heaviest piece is only 36 lbs.
• 18″ x 17″ or 20″ x 18″, 5-point swivel seat with latch release
• 18 amp batteries
• Large footplate
• 60″ lap belt
• FDA Class II Medical Device

*Pride® FDA Class II Medical Devices are designed to aid individuals with mobility impairments