Jay X2 Cushion

Very light. Don't have to stress about air leak

Little less comfortable than air cushion

revis s. from nashville, tn

Male 49 yr old spinal cord injury

Helps minimizes pressure

Not quite so thick (high). You're sitting really high in your chair. But if that is the only way it can work then I'll take it

lynda s. from branford, ct

Wheelchair cushion to prevent pressure sores

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roger c. from genoa city, wi (caregiver)

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The gel pad, and easy to clean.

I have none

terry h. from ranier, or

I have been disabled sense 1970, I don't remember how long I have been using the Jay cushion, if I had to guess it been over 25yrs.

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douglas f. from little rock, ar

client with a spinal cord injury

It is made well. The quality is good.

I was hoping the cushion would be a little thicker.

laura g. from selden, ny

I am 58 years old and have multiple sclerosis. I am paraplegic.

Very good quality

Price very expensive

rachel h. from plano, tx (caregiver)

Very comfortable and easy to clean. My daughter loves it..she wouldn't exchange this cushion for any other one.

The comfort.

None

carlos m. from spring hill, fl (caregiver)

Great product, very comfortable.

Feels comfortable after long time sitting.

A bit heavy for my condition...

clifton m. from el cajon, ca

I am the User and because I have the disease known as Inclusion Body Myositis which requires me to sit 75% of my time.. The other 25% is in bed...

Lightweight

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betty c. from westminster, ca

59-year-old male, spinal cord injury

Comfort is the real strength as it molds to fit the body.

It may provide a problem for some arthiritic hands pulling it loose from the velcor fastener.

charles p. from selmer, tn (caregiver)

Wanda, my wife, is the user of this chair and I am the sole caregiver. Wanda is immobile in her right side and must be assisted in everything she does