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Good product
Good product, arrived quickly. Would buy again. It is packaged well.
This is a thick cushion
This is a thick cushion! The cover has little spots to aid in gripping the chair. I had purchased a previous cushion and cover which was half the thickness, and I left it on the seat of the plane. Someone else can enjoy that. I look forward to many years of use of my zerocushion. I bought one for my husband too, and he has used it for extended TV watching in comfort.
Thick and gives great support
Great support and relieves my back pain
The Product.
Tailbone pain gone
Tailbone pain gone. Great depth and great quality compared to thin gel i bought from other web before. Would love to recommend to friend!
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