Jay Basic

Provides nice cushion for the rider--fits into the seat well and hooks on with the velcro. Decent ergonomic molding.

When you fold the wheelchair, the cushion has to be removed, or tucked in to the side of the folded seat. I think that is a problem inherent to all wheelchair cushions.

boris b. from lake elmo, mn (caregiver)

46 year old above knee amputee--uses the chair part time.

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beatrice d. from thousand oaks, ca (caregiver)

Total disability no use of arms or legs

light weight

very thin--- not much protection for skin break down

david l. from wampsville, ny

Crippled, full time wheelchair user..

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constantin u. from des plaines, il

49, paraplegic, very active

It is suitable for my needs.

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janet m. from williston, fl

I am 64 yrs. old and have a spinal cord injury. I can walk with canes.

Very sturdy, good support and so far, has not caved in, like so many other pillows do.

cannot say I have found any weaknesses yet. Time and use may change my opinion

janet m. from williston, fl

The user of this product is a 64 yr. old female with a spinal cord injury. The injury is incomplete and the user is not confined to a wheel chair.

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tommy m. from texas city, tx

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I love my Jay cushion because I coundn't spend a lot but needed a comfy ride!

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mary l. from newington, ct

I'm 55, female, and have progressive spastic paraplegia.

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james a. from pinehurst, nc (caregiver)

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m.a. m. from fayetteville, ga

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simple design

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richard c. from brewster, oh

35 yrs old, T-11 function,

It makes sitting in a wheelchair all day comfortable.

The cushion has no perceptable weaknesses but I worry about washing the cover with anything else because the color might run.

ellen h. from hudson, ma (caregiver)

age 84; stroke, left side, limited mobility.