Jay GO

I have one buttock larger than the other and I sit with better support than on a flat cushion. Well made and easy to clean and dries with a cloth.

So far I haven't seen any. I hope it lasts.

sharon s. from sugar grove, il

I am a 69 year old woman who can no longer bend my knees and have a severely curved front to back spine. Standing I look at the ground. Severe pain.

Reduced pressure points and minimizes vibrations/shock.

Cleaning requires removal of cover.

john e. from lewes, de

Paraplegic male in wheelchair

The major strength for us is the Spinlife customer service.

The price

bruce h. from gillette, wy (caregiver)

80 year old Parkinson's patient. Spends 5-6 hours per day in wheelchair.

Price

Seat cover material causes sweating pretty quickly.

carole c. from bloomington, il

Physical disabilities including neuromuscular disease and spinal stenosis.

Comfortable.

It was 1/2” smaller than it should be. Velcro should be front and back.

shayne w. from perkinsville, vt

Wheelchair user. Sits on cushions while seated.

The Jay name

The cover.

angela k. from danville, ca

I am 73 and have MS. I use a wheelchair when I go out I need a Jay cushion for comfort.

Good quality and lightweight.

Footrests are a pain. They don't fold up so they are in the way. Also, the height of the foot rests is not adjustable.

emerson t. from fort myers, fl (caregiver)

Elderly woman that cannot walk much.

Nice cushion cover.

Cushion is too thin hard.

andrea t. from kerrville, tx (caregiver)

My son is 19. He has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. He sits in his powerchair for approximately 12 hours per day.