Pride Go Chair® MED 300 lb. weight capacity

Why Choose the Pride Go Chair® MED

The Pride Go Chair® MED is designed for users who need reliable powered mobility in a compact and easy-to-manoeuvre design. Its comfortable seat, joystick control, and small turning-friendly frame make it practical for home use, appointments, shopping, and community outings. With supportive armrests, footplate support, and a rechargeable battery system, it's a practical choice up to a 300 lb capacity for users with limited walking ability or reduced endurance.

Key Features

✔ Compact power chair

✔ 300 lb weight capacity

✔ Easy joystick control

✔ Comfortable padded seating

✔ Supportive armrests

✔ Footplate support

✔ Rechargeable battery system

✔ Maneuverable frame for tighter spaces

✔ Suitable for indoor and light outdoor mobility

Benefits

✔ Helps improve independence for users with limited walking ability

✔ Compact design supports easier movement in homes and public spaces

✔ Joystick control makes daily operation simple

✔ Powered mobility reduces walking strain and fatigue

✔ Comfortable seating supports everyday use

✔ Useful for appointments, shopping, clinics, and community mobility

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Compact powered mobility for daily movement

✔ Reduced walking endurance or limited strength

✔ Recovery support

✔ Maneuvering in tighter indoor spaces

✔ Appointments, shopping, and community mobility

Usage/Application

Ideal for users who need compact powered mobility assistance for daily movement, reduced walking endurance, limited strength, recovery support, or long-term mobility needs. Confirm the battery capacity and chemistry, seat dimensions, and colour by SKU and do not exceed the 300 lb weight capacity. Charge the chair only with the manufacturer-specified charger, and operate the joystick at a safe, controlled speed, taking care on slopes, thresholds, and uneven ground. If the battery is lithium, follow the manufacturer's and airline's lithium-battery rules for any air travel or transport. Have a healthcare professional or mobility specialist confirm seat sizing, fit, and suitability, and follow the manufacturer's charging, operating, and maintenance instructions.