Quadtro Select High Profile

Good product

Difficult to know the proper inflation. Even with online help is difficult to know how much pressure would be nice to have a pressure gauge of some type so you could use it as a reference

michael b. from chattanooga, tn

Paraplegic male with history of flap surgical to buttocks

elevates, swivels

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susan a. from destrehan, la

I am the user, female, 63. I have MS. I cannot walk and spend my waken hours in the scooter.

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It is hard to set up

justin m. from fort lauderdale, fl

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4 separate cells

Cushion cover, inflation valve placement, warranty should be a year for every $100 the item costs.

c/o david l. from oviedo, fl

Cover tears too easily, allowing the cushion to be punctured with small slivers of wood, etc. great cushions if u didn’t have to spend $375 every year

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Like I said One corner doesn't hold up

katheryn b. from slaton, tx (caregiver)

My husband , in his chair mostly Not completely satisfied, on one corner it does'nt hold the air Always low on that side

None for my mother.

It provided no comfort for my mother.

dorothy w. from grand ledge, mi (caregiver)

I purchased this product for my mother who is 92 years of age.

best product I have found for ischial pressure relief

Cover rips easily at opening for open/close valve, no pressure gauge, does not fit w/c seat well (must be placed precisely to avoid rubbing on tires)

dot n. from lawrence, ks

57 yr para, 30+ yrs w/c use, high risk for ischial pressure ulcer

It's a Roho and they are the best.

The mechanism that you use to distribute the air isn't very easy to use.

denna s. from ft stockton, tx

I am a 43 year old paraplegic.

Easy to inflate and deflate

possilbility of it getting a hole and the cushion cover itself ripes easily.

del c. from plattsburgh, ny

got my cushion in a quickly and have had them in the past but I don't like how the air pressure release valve is in the front of the seat.