Evolution

self-inflating, easy to deflate, light but stiff enough

Must always face in the same direction. I wish I could rotate it.

richard w. from gilbert, az

I have one paralyzed leg and the paralysis extends to my left buttock. I have had pressure sores in the past.

Excellent quality

It does not have a firm base that I was use to having and the hump in the front middle to separate the legs is difficult for me to transfer over.

dorinda b. from frankfort, in

T3/4 paraplegic

comfort/ease of use

wears out rather quickly

robert s. from grapevine, tx

SCI/amputee wheelchair user

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gary k. from talladega, al

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Lightweight easy to use.

The dimensions are a little off.

robert s. from grapevine, tx

High quad/amputee wheelchair user.

EASY TO USE.

SOMETIMES AIR CAN ESCAPE IF VALVE IS NOT TIGHTENED ENOUGH.

gerard b. from beachwood, nj (caregiver)

WIFE USES THE PRODUCT. SHE HAS MS.

Prevents skin breakdowns.

The weakness is how often we have to replace the cushion. Perhaps making baffles like a waterbed to put inside the cover where if you got a hole in a baffle, you could replace the baffled for a fraction of the cost of a whole cushion. I know that is not what you want to hear because I am sure the bottom line is profit, but people with disabilities pay so much for alternative equipment. It's time they get a break.

june i. from shiloh, il (caregiver)

My son uses this cushion in his wheelchair. He has tried several over the years and always goes back to this one. I just wish they would last longer.

This is my second cushion and is durable if you take care of them, no sharp objects as the are gel/air.

I did order this 1 inch larger than my chair.

nanci s. from reno, nv

SPI; C6,C7,C8, T3/4...Fe, age 64.

Really comfortable, but only for short stints because it got hot.

Got so warm for me that I had to return it.

david b. from shawnee, ks

70 year old man who has had MS for 45 years.

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sharon h. from port st. lucie, fl (caregiver)

Mother had a massive CVA. She is in a wheelchair almost 24/7. It seems to make her sit up straighter and not lean to her right side.

ease of use

directions to get correct amount of air.

michael r. from westmont, il (caregiver)

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Comfort in living in a wheelchair equipped air cushion.

Length of life of cushion

joe w. from big spring, tx

80, non-union right femur and left humerus. cannot use manuel wheelchair.