Enhancer

This cushion's design gives you a very solid seating posture and helps you sit straighter in your wheelchair. It is very comfortable because of the adjustable air pressure that you can control. This has been the best cushion that I have found in over 50 years of becoming a quadriplegic.

The only downside of this cushion is that it is pretty expensive. But like the old saying, 'you get what you pay for'. The only caveat especially for quadriplegics is if you struggle with your balance then this might be too much for you to handle the challenge of sitting this straight.

donald s. from cabot, ar

I'm a 6 ft 4in quadriplegic that needed better stability in my cushion. I was constantly wrestling to stay centered with my regular ROHO cushion,

Everything except the cushion cover.

The cushion cover is poor quality. It used to be made of cotton, but now they added spandex as well. I liked the all cotton cushion covers more.

janice m. from floral park, ny

My disability is Spina Bifida.

It performs the way it was made to do.

Valves are vulnerable to being torn or broken.

jerry d. from huddleston, va

78 year old paraplegic using wheelchair.

Works as described.

Wdjusting

david r. from independence, mo

Disabled Veteran

The cushion is comfortable and easy for me to carry.

I am disappointed in my most recent purchase. The cushion does not seem to take as much air as it used to, so I have to inflate it more often (once per month). I used to be able to go much longer than one month before having to re-inflate the cushion. Also the quality of the cushion cover is poor. It used to be all cotton, now it is a cheaper, thinner, poor quality stretch fabric. I hope this fabric does not contain latex because I am allergic to latex.

janice m. from floral park, ny

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janice m. from floral park, ny

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It helps keep one's sore places up off the hard chairs.

It requires attention from a helper to keep the inflation right.

norma s. from oneill, ne

I am 68, dealing with MS, Lyme disease, severe osteoporosis & a recent (my second) broken leg.

The Roho cushion is the best such seat cushion I've ever found because it actually does relieve pressure on "bony protuberances".

It's very difficult to adjust properly without professional assistance from physical therapists.

norma s. from oneill, ne

I am a 68 year old female with MS, Lyme disease, severe osteoporosis and a recent broken leg. I no longer walk without assistance

The fact that the cells are a different size in order to ensure comfort.

Sometimes the valves do not remain secure and cause slow leaks.

janice m. from floral park, ny

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Comfortable, helps absorb impact, anatomic

Hard to get just how much to inflate, needs second person to check

rosimeire b. from buford, ga (caregiver)

29 year old paraplegic, medium to good upper body balance and strength

I like the quality of the cushion and the cover.

The valves are very delicate. Sometimes, when I am getting in and out of my car, the valves will open and the cushion will lose air. If someone is helping me with the wheelchair, I have to ask them to hold onto the cushion at the handle and not squeeze the cells.

janice m. from floral park, ny

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ITS SUPPORT IS VERY GOOD. KEEPS HER FROM SITTING ON HER BONY BOTTOM AND THUS CAN HELP PREVENT ANY FUTHER BED ULCERS

YOU HAVE TO KEEP A CHECK ON THE AIR PRESSURE AS MOVEMENTS SITTING ON THE CUSHION SEEM TO LOOSEN THE VALVE. NO PROBLEM AS WE JUST TIGHTEN IT A BIT

george d. from balitimore, md (caregiver)

IT IS USED IN HER KITCHEN CHAIR AND ALSO HER WHEEL CHAIR