Low Profile

Comfortable and easy to clean. Does limit a persons chances of getting a skin sore. Long time user and haven't found anything comparable on the market.

Durability has been an issue. Have purchased five cushions the last five years. Not obese and under the weight limit of the product. Costly product, especially when paying out-of-pocket or item is punctured.

mike s. from inverness, fl

Quadriplegic of 33 years

Easy to use and very comfortable.

None. Unlike other reviewers, I have had no trouble with losing air from cushion.

mary h. from portsmouth, va

Ninety-three year old in wheelchair

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irene t. from milwaukie, or

I have used Roho cushions ever since my injury which paralyzed me years ago. I have never had pressure sores. However, they do wear out.

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joe w. from garden city, ny

Paraplegic man

Appears to be holding air well without need for frequent re-inflation

Needs a better diagram of the inflation valve.

bob g. from phoenix, md (caregiver)

Spouse in a wheelchair for movement around house and visiting.

WERE RECOMMENDED BY ALL WE TALKED TO BEFORE PURCHASES

I SEE NONE, THANK YOU

jerald r. from lakewood, co (caregiver)

I GOT TWO OF THE ROHO CUSHIONS FROM SPINLIFE AND VERY SATISIFED WITH BOTH. THEY FIT AS I WAS TOLD THEY WOULD AND FEEL THEY ARE SOMETHING WE NEEDED.

Great durability and affordable cost

There's a higher chance of breakage on Roho cushions than on gel or other type cushions, but the strengths outweigh the weaknesses

beth m. from allentown, pa (caregiver)

Cushion used by 55 year old female with a diagnosis of traumatic brain injury who sits in her wheelchair approximately 12-14 hours per day.

Very good

To inflate air and check the cushion daily

belle c. from denver, co

Patient is 78 years old with a lot of chronic conditions and weighs around 90lb.She develops keloid on her buttock Hope using the Roho will help

Allows user to maintain desired height.

I would like to try a medium profile cushion to see if it offers even better protection from seat ulcers.

norma n. from hollywood, fl

Paraplegic, have used this cushion for forty years. When not faithfully using it I have developed dicubitus ulcers on my seat.

It WORKS.

I think the rubber is thinner than what it used to be.

ilene f. from trenton, mi

I'm 66 and am a T-6-7 paraplegic; I weigh 95 lbs and have used a low profile Roho for 32 years.

Stability in seating, prevents pressure sores.

Inability to manage the cushion-inflation process without a second person doing the work. Cushion is prone to developing air leaks fairly early in the life-cycle of the cushion if the user is "a rough user," meaning that he/she squirms back-and-forth in the seat.

barton b. from tucson, az

Age 57, full-time wheelchair user with muscular dystrophy.

It's lightweight and easy to travel with/pack.

It's pricey and often does not last long. The warranty on it is not that great. It literally just takes a pin prick hole for this to deflate.

lisa s. from phoenix, az

I've been in a wheelchair for over 30 years.