Low Profile

Too soon to determine strenghts

Too soon to determine weaknesses

paul g. from nashua, nh

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The pump that came with it was inferior to an older one that came with a previous cushion. The quality of the pump is inferior. We are using the old pump which still works well. The cushion appears to have a slow leak.

james l. from seattle, wa (caregiver)

91 years young,with 24 hour care and he can walk with help but sits in the wheelchair most of the day

Adds relief from pressure of w/c seat Recommended by MD caring for buttock wounds

Sumewhat difficult to use pump and inflate cushion

marilyn d. from weimar, tx

57 y/o woman with MS and buttock abscesses

Ease of use. Washable cover.

Air valve glue seal (front left corner) and opposite 'nipple' (front right corner) have both failed on every single one of my cushions I have purchased.

paul m. from bothell, wa

MIddle aged T-8 Para.

Functionality and durability

It is very difficult to patch leaks in this cushion. My experience is that once a leak develops it will require repeated maintenance. I have made it a habit to order a new cushion when a leak develops because of this problem.

ronald s. from etna, wy

Paraplegic

They are the best for your behind

They leak in time I have not had one last more then a few years. They seam to be getting thinner? I dont know it that is good or bad will see how long this one will last have tried them all and come back to Roho no ulsers with them. Not used for travel to fragle but great for everyday.

kenneth k. from fremont, wi

T-11,12 incomeplete

I pump the cushion up fairly firm and as he starts to feel uncomfortable, release some. This seems to be helping for someone who has to sit all day.

So far, it is doing well but I wish I could pump it up with patient on it. I'm afraid to try that for fear of bursting it. It feels so flimsy when there is not much air in it. So far I am pleased though.

shirley p. from leslie, ga (caregiver)

68 year old male. Confined to chair all day. Unable to shift positions in chair. Having pressure problems after 26 years of permanent diability.

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shirley p. from leslie, ga (caregiver)

68 year old male. Confined to chair all day. Unable to shift positions in chair. Having pressure problems after 26 years of permanent diability.

Multi cells to distribute weight, ease of inflation.

Roho cushions damage too easily and leaks are difficult or impossible to repair.

ronald s. from etna, wy

61 year old paraplegic. I've used Roho cushions continuously for 26 years.

Not sure

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janice b. from bakersfield, ca (caregiver)

My Mom doesn't think it very comfortable, however, she is using it.

According to the research and recommendations we got for this cushion, it's the best of the best. Our friend says that it is more comfortable than the solid cushion he was using before

It would be nice if it came with a water repellant/washable cover. Also it's hard to know if it's inflated optimally (although our friend is comfortable, so maybe that's the test)

chrstine g. from raliegh, nc (caregiver)

Our 85 year old friend who is primarily in a wheelchair uses the ROHO cushion in his wheelchair

Comfort, protection from sores. Reduced pain and spasticity.

LEAKS

jeffrey a. from duluth, mn

I am a T12 para. 48 years old. Very active.