Low Profile

I spend all day sitting on my w/chair and I don't get sore spots using this cushion

It is a major disappointment that these cushions don't last longer than 1 year before getting leaks. I am on my third one after having the first one replace under warranty. The replacement only lasted about a year, so I had to buy a new one.

maria b. from belle mead, nj

50+ year old female with above knee amputation

price price price

let you know if I find one

nadine m. from stroudsburg, pa (caregiver)

nursing home

Does what it is met to do.

None

sue a. from san angelo, tx

Unable to reposition in power chair, due to r. arthritis, protects individual's bottom from ulcers forming.

Adds relief from pressure of w/c seat Recommended by MD caring for buttock wounds

Sumewhat difficult to use pump and inflate cushion

marilyn d. from weimar, tx

57 y/o woman with MS and buttock abscesses

Ease of use. Washable cover.

Air valve glue seal (front left corner) and opposite 'nipple' (front right corner) have both failed on every single one of my cushions I have purchased.

paul m. from bothell, wa

MIddle aged T-8 Para.

Pressure relief and distribution

Pooer repair service. WAY too expensive. Complete rip-off on the price of cushion covers

scott k. from smyrna, ga

C-7 Quadraplegic functioning as a para. Age 43.

Functionality and durability

It is very difficult to patch leaks in this cushion. My experience is that once a leak develops it will require repeated maintenance. I have made it a habit to order a new cushion when a leak develops because of this problem.

ronald s. from etna, wy

Paraplegic

Over 30 years, I have found this product to be the best for long term sitting

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joe w. from garden city, ny

Wheelchair Cushon

performs pressure relief better than any other cushion

rubber becomes damaged usually within 2 years. cushion cells become unattached from the inside.

kimberly j. from rossland , canada

female, 29, active, L1/t12 incomplete paraplegic

see above. I have discovered that I don't need a pump to inflate the cushion. Simply blow into the valve as if you were blowing up a balloon.

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stuart l. from henderson, nv

I suffer from gluteal atrophy. It would be impossible for me to sit without a roho cushion

They are the best for your behind

They leak in time I have not had one last more then a few years. They seam to be getting thinner? I dont know it that is good or bad will see how long this one will last have tried them all and come back to Roho no ulsers with them. Not used for travel to fragle but great for everyday.

kenneth k. from fremont, wi

T-11,12 incomeplete

some comfort

continuing adding air

bruce s. from sugar land, tx

56 yrs old, leg amputee, wheel chair restricted for ten months from surgery and at least six months left of wheel chair