Low Profile
Best for a moderate to high risk of skin breakdown and the 2" cell height is great if you self-propel.
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The cushion I received doesn't hold air. It may be defective. I don't recommend the low profile if you have skin breakdown issues.
julie m. from burley, wa
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Rubber material seems harder/thicker than past Roho cushions
Sturdy construction
High cost
brian s. from seneca, sc
63-year old male with injured spinal cord
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Expense ridiculous.
william p. from lone tree, co
53 year old male, 35 yrs post sci.
Excellent, comfortable support and decubitus protection.
Durability, strength, well-designed
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bruce c. from woodbridge, nj
73 year old retired internist with paraplegia due to chronic MS.
too $$$ for what you get and it's very heavy and awkward.
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jeff g. from running springs, ca
woman 60 yrs old w m.s.
at best okay
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
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gary s. from croton, oh (caregiver)
I bought this product for my mother (Roho 2" air cushion). She was having pressure sores but the 2" cushion was too thin for her.
Comfortable but difficult to use.
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One cannot slide on it or use it to transfer which limits its use as wheelchair cushion.
ray f. from armonk, ny
Muscular Dystrophy
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