Jay Basic

Ease of taking cover off for washing.

Not as thick as I would like.

beatrice c. from mansfield, oh (caregiver)

61 years old, left sided weakness from stroke, 6'4" and 260 lbs

Made good, quality.

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quyhn c. from sunnyvale, ca

Great piece of work.

Quality

Not comfortable

jeanne a. from dennison, oh

60 yr old woman with MS

Just the right size for my needs.

Cover a little oversize for foam.

robert k. from mesa, az

PPS onset 2002, losing use of legs and ability to walk.

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florence e. from elgin, il (caregiver)

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Durability

Cushy factor = decent

aj b. from summerville, sc

Late 50s | Male | overweight by 25 lbs.

The Jay Basic is comfortable, it holds up well and it looks good.

No weaknesses for me, totally appropriate.

dennis k. from mount vision, ny

I am a 71 year old with polio. I use a manual chair indoors, have another manual chair in my car and use a power chair around our property.

Comfortable and easy to care for.

The quality wasn't as good as I expected. The material doesn't seem to be sturdy and durable, but only time will tell.

debbie r. from east norriton, pa (caregiver)

My husband is disabled from strokes and using his wheelchair to sit in to get dressed and when I need to transport him long distances.

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john w. from milwaukee, wi

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Price and durability

Uncomfortable for long sitting periods

lowell k. from robins, ia (caregiver)

69 year old female, wheelchair-bound

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daniel m. from grand rapids, mi (caregiver)

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Durable foam Removable washable cover Slight ergonomic shaping Velcro strips on bottom can help attach to chair upholstery

No pressure relief Regular use requires replacement 1-2 times per year

dennis s. from del mar, ca

74 year old wheelchair user since age 26