Jay J2

Quality construction.

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roy z. from brevard, nc (caregiver)

My business is servicing power mobility products and this was purchased for a customer. His old one was several years old and came apart at the seams

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rainer r. from atlantic beach, fl

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judy s. from hoisington, ks (caregiver)

44 year old male, physically & mentally impaired, leans to one side.

Stable

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greg r. from wheat ridge, co

I am a polio survivor with and atrophied right leg. My weight core is on the left side, which creates a lopsided seat. The J2 cushion is strong and st

There are lots of customization options, it is a high-quality product that's made to last, it is comfortable, and it is low-maintenance.

Without any extra support it may be easier to slide off the gel onto the solid foam, which may result in discomfort.

charlie b. from maquoketa, ia

27 year old male; paraplegic since 1995 as result of a car accident.

The gel at the back of the cushion

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maria w. from westwood, nj

71 year old woman with MS. The cushion feels great and is comfortable for sitting a long time.

Durable

We have used it for many years and have not found any weakness

charles b. from olathe, ks (caregiver)

He has muscular dystrophy and has used the Jay cushion for about 33 years.

Gel positions itself where you need it most. Don't have to worry about too much or too little air pressure.

I have found no weakness. Has to be replaced every two years or so.

douglas r. from albion, il

I'm a T-10 paraplegic. I work as a medical transcriptionist so I sit still many hours each day.

Stable, dependable

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ronald r. from naples, fl

L2 Spina Bifida. Sitting, the J2 keeps my lower half stable (ie prevents shifting of my body) thus, preventing sores on my buttocks. I highly recommen

The gel parts.

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carol b. from traverse city, mi (caregiver)

My son is a C5-6 quad and has had this cushion before. He really likes it and wanted another one.

It's comfortable and eliminates pressure problems.

It could be sealed more effectively at the rear. That's where it always breaks down.

peggy m. from los alamos, nm

I'm 72 years old. Had polio at age 4. Walked with braces and crutches until age 40, then used manual wheelchair till 65 and have been in an electric w

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donald c. from cocoa, fl (caregiver)

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