The ProTeam GoFit 6 (107750) pairs the six-quart GoFit body with a 42-to-57-inch telescoping wand, and that wand is the whole reason to choose this configuration over the fixed two-piece kit. Crews working mixed accounts - open corridor, then stairs, then under a row of desks - can shorten the wand at the flip-lock instead of fighting a full-length tube in a tight space.
Built for
- Mixed routes that move between open floor, stairwells and tight offices in one shift
- Multi-story buildings where stair treads are part of the nightly scope
- Accounts with a lot of under-desk and under-fixture vacuuming
- Shared machines where operators of different heights want their own wand length
- Hotel guest floors, dorms and assisted-living corridors
Use cases
Backpack vacuums are the productivity play in commercial cleaning. Operators cover ground faster than with an upright because there is no machine to steer around furniture, no cord to re-route at every doorway, and no stopping to swap tools for edges and stairs. Industry biomechanical work also puts backpack body motion closer to normal walking than the push-pull of an upright, which is why facilities with high vacuuming hours keep moving to them.
The 4-step FlexFit articulating harness is the reason crews stay on task. Modeled on hiking packs, it carries the machine on the hips instead of the shoulders, and the numbered quick-adjust touchpoints let a new operator dial in a fit in seconds with no tools. On a shared cart where two or three people rotate through the same unit across a shift, that matters more than any spec on the sheet.
ProLevel Filtration layers a filter bag, a micro cloth filter, a dome filter with foam media and an exhaust filter made from HEPA media, so fine dust that an upright would kick back into the room stays in the machine. That is what makes a backpack the right call in occupied buildings - offices with people still at desks, waiting rooms, classrooms between periods.
Telescoping or two-piece is the decision most buyers get stuck on. A telescoping wand adjusts on the fly and is easier on stairs, vehicles and short operators. A rigid two-piece wand (107749) is stiffer and has one less moving part to service. If the route is mostly open carpet, take the two-piece. If it changes shape every twenty minutes, take this one.
What is in the box
- GoFit 6 backpack vacuum, 6 qt.
- 14-inch Xover multi-surface floor tool (107016) for low-pile carpet and hard surfaces
- 42-inch to 57-inch two-piece, two-bend telescoping wand with flip-lock (107628)
- 17-inch crevice tool, 3-inch dusting brush and 5-inch upholstery tool
- Micro cloth filter, dome filter with foam media and exhaust filter made from HEPA media
- Two Intercept Micro filter bags
- 50 ft extension cord with integrated cord wrap on the switchbox
- Professional-grade flexible hose
- Owner manual and quick-start poster
Specifications
- Capacity: 6 qt. dry fit (6.6 L)
- Motor: 1,296 W / 10.8 A / 120 V
- Airflow: 153 CFM
- Static lift: 91 inches
- Sound level: 67.9 dBA
- Product weight: 12 lb (5.44 kg)
- Power cord: 50 ft
- Hose: 4 ft
- Filtration: ProLevel four-level filtration, 1,054 sq. in. total area; HEPA media captures 99.8 percent at 0.3-0.5 microns per ASTM F3150
- Certifications: UL Listed, CRI Seal of Approval
- Filter bags: 107314 open collar or 107374 closed collar
- Warranty: 3 years parts, labor and motor; limited lifetime on molded body parts
Frequently asked questions
Which filter bags fit this vacuum?
This unit takes 6 qt. Intercept Micro filter bags - 107314 with an open collar or 107374 with a closed collar. ProTeam sizes bags by capacity, so a 10 qt. bag will not seat correctly. Check the quart size on the box before you reorder.
How is this different from an upright vacuum?
The motor and dust capacity ride on your hips instead of rolling on the floor, so you walk the room instead of pushing a machine through it. Operators typically cover more square footage per hour, reach under desks and along baseboards without changing tools, and stop far less often. The tradeoff is that you are wearing the weight, which is why the harness fit matters.
Is 6 qt. enough capacity for a full shift?
For most office, retail and school routes, yes. Six quarts is the middle of the GoFit line and is sized so a typical nightly route finishes on one bag. If you are pulling heavy debris - gym floors, entryway grit, post-construction touch-up - the 10 qt. version buys you fewer bag changes per shift.
Does it filter well enough for occupied buildings?
For routine commercial work, yes. ProLevel Filtration with HEPA media captures 99.8 percent of particles at 0.3-0.5 microns per ASTM F3150, and the sealed filter path keeps that dust in the machine rather than venting it back into the room. For lead-safe RRP work, mold remediation or clinical spaces, step up to the sealed true-HEPA GoFit 6 HEPA instead.
Can I use a different floor tool or wand with it?
Yes. The GoFit series accepts the full range of ProTeam wands and floor tools, so you can move to a ProBlade hard-surface tool, a Sidewinder carpet kit or a longer telescoping wand later without replacing the vacuum. Matching the tool to your dominant surface is usually the single biggest change you can make to vacuuming speed.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized ProTeam dealer. Every unit ships as a factory kit with the full ProTeam warranty intact - 3 years parts, labor and motor, plus a limited lifetime warranty on molded body parts - and our US-based team can help you match filter bags, wands and floor tools to the surfaces you actually clean before you order.
