Quadtro Select High Profile

I use a manual, folding chair and am quite active - needed something sturdy and comfortable that I can handle alone. Seems to be sturdy with good distribution of my weight. The cushion itself is lightweight enough for me to lift on and off chair for transport.

I use my remaining leg to help move chair and have trouble keeping cushion inflated under my leg. However, I think that's because my chair seat is too high to begin with and the added 4 inches put me up too high from ground.

karen s. from aptos, ca

60 yr old, 250 lbs, w/total amputation of left leg.

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chad h. from davie, fl (caregiver)

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Quality, comfort for the right person and reasonably priced!

I found out that it's not comfortable for the person I purchased it from. That'ss not to mean that it's not a quality product. I found that one size doesn't fit all and the 30 days have gone to return it...but as I traveled to Brazil to deliver it and will not get back to the States with the cushion until 10 Nov.

ivan m. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

Female, age 62, in a wheel chair because of "Charco Marie"

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giorgio e. from somma lombardo , italy

person with ALS,59 years old

adequate adjustability and pressure protection

prone to failures and effects of altitude and tempertaure outside are anooying to compensate for.

todd h. from grand island, ne

40 year old T8 para bilateral above the knee amputee. 4th degree burns over 75% of the body

Provides good relief, has several models and sizes to choose from. Not difficult to use.

Easily punctured and difficult to repair properly. Good quality but quite expensive at the full suggested retail price (fortunately, "SpinLife" discounts products dramatically.)

thomas b. from auburn, ca (caregiver)

User is a 69-year old woman with arachnoiditis, a debilitating spinal nueropathy. She is bed & wheelchair-bound; the Roho cushions help prevent decubi

Ease of use and adjustment to personal needs.

The repair kit is worthless. If you get an air leak in one of the cells you can't fix it with what comes with the cushion.

thomas i. from massapequa park, ny

Wheelchair bound. Over 65. Nerve deterioration due to radiation damage.

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roy j. from turnersville, nj (caregiver)

Tetra quad

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thomas f. from evanston, il

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ginny j. from raytown, mo

I became spinal cord injured at age 50 five years ago. I used to walk 2-4 miles a day and had my own cleaning business.

Able to change pressure during the day without having to get off it.

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byron z. from washington, mi

59 year old male. Parapelegic since 1968. Spinal injury at T-8,9,10.

This cushion distributes a wheelchair user's weight very well, as confirmed through a pressure map.

Its significant height, cumbersome shape and absolutely necessary cover make it less convenient.

donald e. from falls church, va

I'm a 30 year wheelchair user. I switched to Roho cushions upon advice of doctors when I suffered ulcers. I'm using the 4 inch cushion recommended.