Jay Basic Pro

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john w. from milwaukee, wi (caregiver)

84 yo female. Confined to wc, with spinal stenosis, arthritis, and degenerative disc disease. I am the caregiver, husband

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mel h. from deston, fl

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None

Poorly made, not worth the money

richard g. from henderson, nv (caregiver)

Stroke survivor

Well-built and affixes to the chair well.

The option of a disposable, replaceable, absorbent pad would help with occasional incontinence.

john c. from cumberland, oh (caregiver)

My daughter, Wendy, is 45 and suffers from CP. She is mentally active with several college degrees but is confined to a wheel chair.

Strong profit producer for Sunrise Medical, especially considering the 15% restocking fee when required on return. (This is Sunrise's requirement, if you don't love it, you'll pay dearly for your mistake. So will your gluteals. This is by design.

The Jay Basic Pro's "three inch thickness" is measured from the top of the positioning horns to the cushion base. It's really only 1.5" thick where your rubber meets the road. The front horns and pillion require major liftover height when transferring onto the cushion otherwise you wind up sitting on those. Further to this, one and a half inches of foam is not that comfortable. Since your brand new cushion arrives 'pre-compressed,' it's not comfortable -- it's just a 1.5" piece of foam you're sitting on and it works out to be just as 'hard' as the naked seat of your wheelchair. I wasn't AT ALL impressed and sent it right back. Foam cushions compress by their very nature, even more so when there's less of this cushion than advertized. That being said it's best to leave this one at Sunrise's warehouse. If you're looking for **All**Day** comfort, stop messing around with foam every six months and go for a Roho. I wish I did. Guess where I'm headed now?

joseph c. from brick, nj

Bilateral BKA confined to wheelchair and sorely needing a comfortable cushion

Cover

Foam

eleanor b. from archer, fl (caregiver)

93 year old in wheelchair most of day

Contours, helps with posture.

Just didn't meet his needs.

jane s. from washington, dc (caregiver)

71, male, suffers from ataxia, cannot walk.

Velcro attachments.

After sitting in the wheelchair for 20 to 30 minutes my bottom begins to sweat. I am not over weight. This product needs a different cover.

muray f. from hollywood, fl

General mobility for getting around in stores and out door activities.

Great pillow, very comfortable. Might buy another one, see how much I use wheelchair

Price

anne d. from quincy, ma

Bad back and knees, pillow is very comfortable.

Comfortable, keeps its shape, 3 inches tall

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deborah w. from thousand oaks, ca

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None.

Everything.

charles m. from red wing, mn

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Soft, comfortable, aided in good posture

Has the soft side of velcro, as does my wheelchair, so it moves around

danielle k. from coral gables, fl

Smaller than average 20 yea old w/ muscular issues