Pride Mobility Go Chair® Portable Powerchair

Name: Pride Mobility Go Chair® Portable Powerchair
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Go Chair® – A Portable Electric Wheelchair for an Active Lifestyle

A smiling woman rides a Pride Mobility Go Chair® Portable Powerchair on a residential street. The text reads Get Out There! GO CHAIR, highlighting Feather-Touch Disassembly and FDA Class II Medical Device* in the corner.

The Go Chair® redefines what you can expect from a portable electric wheelchair. Designed with active users in mind, it blends comfort, convenience, and performance into one compact package.

The Pride Mobility Go Chair® Portable Powerchair is compact and portable, shown disassembled to fit a car trunk, with close-ups of its joystick controller and storage compartment—ideal for an active lifestyle.

We started by adding everyday comfort features like two seat width options—18” or 20”—and swing-out under-seat storage compartments for your essentials. There’s also a rear accessory mount, perfect for adding a cane holder, oxygen tank holder, or other travel necessities.

Next, we brought over our exclusive feather-touch disassembly—a feature loved in our scooters—and applied it to this chair. With just a few simple steps, you can remove the compact, foldable seat and separate the front and rear sections using a single release lever. The heaviest piece weighs only 36 lbs., making transport easy.

A man stands next to a woman seated in a Pride Mobility Go Chair® Portable Powerchair on grass in a sunny park. Trees and a picnic table are visible, with text reading “FDA Class II Medical Device*” in the corner.

Key Features:

Choice of 6 vibrant colors
Seat Options: 18” x 17” or 20” x 18”, 5-point swivel seat with latch release
Increased Weight Capacity: Up to 300 lbs.
Improved Speed: Up to 3.7 mph
Battery: 20 Ah battery pack
Enhanced Agility: Longer wheelbase, wider stance, and compact 25.4” turning radius
Convenient Storage: Dual swing-away, under-seat storage bins
Upgraded Armrests: Larger, height and width adjustable
Larger Footplate for added comfort
Easy Transport: One-hand feather-touch disassembly
Safety: Includes 60” lap belt

The Pride Mobility Go Chair® Portable Powerchair is black, with a 300 lb capacity, 3.8 mph top speed, 25.5 turning radius, and 11.2 mile range. Features include adjustable seat/armrests, GC3 controller, swing-away joystick, large footplate, storage bins, and feather-touch disassembly.

Does a Portable Power Chair Fit Your Lifestyle?

Absolutely. The Go Chair delivers real-world performance with:

Up to 11.2 miles per charge
Speeds up to 3.8 mph
300-pound weight capacity
25.5” turning radius for tight indoor navigation

Whether you’re exploring new places or just moving comfortably through your home, the Go Chair® by Pride gives you the freedom to live life on your terms—portable, powerful, and ready for wherever the day takes you.

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

K0899 Power Mobility Device not coded by DME PDAC. DME providers are responsible for determining appropriate billing codes when submitting for insurance reimbursement. HCPCS codes provided are for reference only and do not guarantee reimbursement. Payer-specific coding and coverage guidelines may apply.

Specifications

Go Chair® Specifications

Go Chair® Specifications
Model	Go Chair®
Part Number	GoChair
Weight Capacity	300 lbs
Maximum Speed	Up to 3.8 mph*
Ground Clearance	1.75” (at motor)
Turning Radius	25.5”**
Overall Length	28.5” (33” with footplate)**
Overall Width	25.5”
Front Wheels	6” solid casters
Drive Wheels	9” solid
Rear Casters	2” solid anti-tip wheels
Suspension	Limited
Range Per Charge	Up to 11.2 miles
Heaviest Piece (Disassembled)	36 lbs (rear section)
Seating	Type: Compact, foldable Material: Black vinyl 18”W x 17”D – 30 lbs 20”W x 18”D – 32 lbs
Braking System	Regenerative & electromechanical
Electronics	40 amp, PG GC3
Battery Requirements	20 Ah battery pack (31.4 lbs)
Battery Charger	Off-board, 2 amp
Warranty	Frame: 5-Year Limited Drivetrain: 13-Month Limited Electronics: 13-Month Limited Batteries: 13-Month Limited

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Warranty

Frame: 5-Year Limited Warranty
Electronics: 13-Month Limited Warranty
Drive Motors: 13-Month Limited Warranty

Batteries

I purchased a Go Chair for my dad 4 years ago. He loved it, but the batteries did not last more than about 9 months. I was a bit disappointed to say the least.

Now, im a ham radio operator plus I designed and installed my own solar system at my house. I use LiFePO4 batteries. I know batteries.

The AGM 12v batteries in the Go chair are rated for 18 Ah at 25. 6 V giving 460 wH. I purchased (3 years ago) 2 Dakota LiFePO4 23Ah at 25. 6 giving 588 wH. Now two LiFePO4 from. Dakota batteries was about $500. 00 then. However battery prices have dropped considerably and now you can get a couple Eco-Worthy 12v 20Ah for about $125. 00. Don't hold me to the pricing.

One more thing LiFePO4 batteries are much lighter in weight than the lead acid or AGM batteries and has increased the distance by approximately 15%. Plus, you can actually dischargea LiFePO4battery to 20% or less where a lead acid or AGM battery should NEVER go below 50% charge. Part of the increase in range is here.

I did have to get a 24v LiFePO4 battery charger (approximately $60. 00) on Amazon.

Thesr LiFePO4 batteries work great and have lasted at least 3 times of what the AGM batteries did. (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)

I have the scooters but now am looking for better maneuverability. Can these go chairs be taken on an airplane? (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)

DME Clinician

Your batteries are not long lasting. Too many issues with them even when a person charges it correctly. You need to do something about it now. You used to have a small current draw from the joystick, and it is said to have been fixed. I wonder if there's another defect, or your optimistic battery span is the main culprit. Thank you. (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)

Replacement Go Chair I received in October 2023 Works GREAT!

Did your tech find out what was wrong with the other go chair? (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)

Go Chair

I‚Äôm on my third Go Chair. After my first one died, we bought another new one and then a bit later we bought a used one for using in the yard. So I now have an inside and an outside chair. I agree with what a lot of others have said about the batteries. I would also like to recommend that you consider making the chair back able to lean back a little. I spend a lot of time in my chair and my back hurts after a while of sitting straight up. (This is a real review from a Pride Mobility customer)

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