Jay Xtreme

Ease of use. I'm rough on chairs and cushions and this appears to be build to handle movement.

Nothing as of yet.

charles u. from eatontown, nj

I'm a 56 year old male with spinal cord stenosis and thinning of the spinal cord from a operation many years ago.

Decent product

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frederick b. from roanoke, va

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Too soft to allow transfers, probably better suited to people who do not transfer - it is the wrong product for me, my heavier Jay cushion is better for me.

barry m. from south yorkshire , united kingdom (caregiver)

18 year old male 6 foot 2 inch 150-160 pounds, x international ice hockey player (England Captain) t4 complete.

Great weight distribution = pressure relief on joints, & love the front pocket!

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deborah l. from corpus christi, tx (caregiver)

GSW Rt crani in '74 = Left hemipalagia, fractured left hip in '96=wheelchair bound, never had a decub thanks to gel pads!

The gel is the only way to go with a cushion for sore-free living.

We've had to buy extra gel paks to add to the existing tripad to make sure he doesn't bottom-out.

deborah e. from stevensville, mt (caregiver)

My son is a 29 year old para and has been virtually sore-free when on a Jay cushion. He can't live without it and won't even consider anything else.

This one is lighter than previous extreme gel cushions I have bought.

I have purchased this cushion in the past and the density of the base cushion was more rigid and the covers had spots for leg brace inserts. This new one has less support.

leonard m. from foley, al

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