Jay GO

Well made, good design, very comfortable.

NONE

jennifer s. from naples, fl

I am a 74 year young man. The cushion is very firm. The first day i was uncomfortable, but then i got used to it. I am very comfortable.

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.

Well made. Already assembled.

Not provided

lea t. from dripping springs, tx (caregiver)

My mom.

Relatively inexpensive; low maintenance; okay comfort

Cushion cover is rubbery material that sticks to bare skin

patrick k. from glen ellyn, il

62-year old incomplete quad, uses a second chair in the basement to get to the shower; this cushion is for the second chair

Comfort and ease.

None so far.

jerry c. from st. george, ut

I am a 67 yr. old woman. I only use the wheelchair and the cushion when I leave the house.

Comfortable, well made and worth the extra cost

Price is high for those who have to directly pay for it.

elizabeth r. from rialto, ca (caregiver)

59 year old stroke victim with limited standing/walking ability.

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.

Good fit

None

michael d. from elmhurst, il

Age 54 with multiple sclerosis using wheelchair

Durability, adaptability, ease of use.

Not provided

noreen r. from towson, md (caregiver)

32 years old, loss of vision and hearing, CP.

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.

Ease of use

None

chris c. from schaumburg, il

Not provided

Comfortable & easy to keep clean

Not provided

melville f. from milford, ct

58 year old male spinal cord injury t4 incomplete