Sunrise/ JAY Jay GO

1. Comfortable for long-term wheelchair use. - Hide Review
   4.0/5.0
   • 4/5 Features
   • 4/5 Quality
   • 4/5 Ease of Use
   • 4/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: john e. from lewes, de

   User Details: Paraplegic male in wheelchair

   Strengths: Reduced pressure points and minimizes vibrations/shock.

   Weaknesses: Cleaning requires removal of cover.

   Reviewed on 01/27/2021

2. Consistent quality and feel everytime we replace this... - Hide Review
   4.0/5.0

   Consistent quality and feel everytime we replace this cushion.

   • 4/5 Features
   • 5/5 Quality
   • 4/5 Ease of Use
   • 4/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: bruce h. from gillette, wy (caregiver)

   User Details: 80 year old Parkinson's patient. Spends 5-6 hours per day in wheelchair.

   Strengths: The major strength for us is the Spinlife customer service.

   Weaknesses: The price

   Reviewed on 05/04/2020

3. Economical way for me to have a backup cushion - Hide Review
   4.0/5.0
   • 4/5 Quality
   • 4/5 Ease of Use
   • 4/5 Meets Expectations
   • 4/5 Features

   Reviewer: carole c. from bloomington, il

   User Details: Physical disabilities including neuromuscular disease and spinal stenosis.

   Strengths: Price

   Weaknesses: Seat cover material causes sweating pretty quickly.

   Reviewed on 09/28/2018

4. Small. - Hide Review
   3.5/5.0
   • 3/5 Features
   • 5/5 Quality
   • 3/5 Ease of Use
   • 3/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: shayne w. from perkinsville, vt

   User Details: Wheelchair user. Sits on cushions while seated.

   Strengths: Comfortable.

   Weaknesses: It was 1/2” smaller than it should be. Velcro should be front and back.

   Reviewed on 04/15/2018

5. I do not like the rubber like cover. - Hide Review
   4.3/5.0
   • 4/5 Features
   • 4/5 Quality
   • 5/5 Ease of Use
   • 4/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: angela k. from danville, ca

   User Details: I am 73 and have MS. I use a wheelchair when I go out I need a Jay cushion for comfort.

   Strengths: The Jay name

   Weaknesses: The cover.

   Reviewed on 09/24/2016

6. The footrests don't fold up so they have to be swung away... - Hide Review
   4.3/5.0

   The footrests don't fold up so they have to be swung away for someone to sit in the chair.

   • 4/5 Meets Expectations
   • 4/5 Ease of Use
   • 5/5 Quality
   • 4/5 Features

   Reviewer: emerson t. from fort myers, fl (caregiver)

   User Details: Elderly woman that cannot walk much.

   Strengths: Good quality and lightweight.

   Weaknesses: Footrests are a pain. They don't fold up so they are in the way. Also, the height of the foot rests is not adjustable.

   Reviewed on 11/21/2014

7. Cushion is too thin. My son did not like the hump in the... - Hide Review
   3.5/5.0

   Cushion is too thin. My son did not like the hump in the middle.

   • 2/5 Meets Expectations
   • 5/5 Ease of Use
   • 5/5 Quality
   • 2/5 Features

   Reviewer: andrea t. from kerrville, tx (caregiver)

   User Details: My son is 19. He has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. He sits in his powerchair for approximately 12 hours per day.

   Strengths: Nice cushion cover.

   Weaknesses: Cushion is too thin hard.

   Reviewed on 05/31/2014