Burgerman wrote:Well if made well enough, the idea is that it lifts you over a greater area, and off the parts that you get the sores on. The ischeal tuberosities or sitting bones. So shoud solve the problem. If you have sensation, that may not be the most comfortable. But that was never the point. Pressure prevention wheelchair cushions are not about comfort but pressure sores.
I wish I could try the one above. But the US manufacturer wont sell and insistes an "expert" does the prescription... All unesassary obstacles and the experts seldome are.
Burgerman wrote:Well if made well enough, the idea is that it lifts you over a greater area, and off the parts that you get the sores on. The ischeal tuberosities or sitting bones. So shoud solve the problem. If you have sensation, that may not be the most comfortable. But that was never the point. Pressure prevention wheelchair cushions are not about comfort but pressure sores.
I wish I could try the one above. But the US manufacturer wont sell and insistes an "expert" does the prescription... All unesassary obstacles and the experts seldome are.
Burgerman wrote:Good info. There are different covers available for the deep jay2. The real question will be was it more immersive? Did you sink more deeply into it?
The air should give better cooling. And I think heat is a big factor in my case. Not available with jay2 deep.
And fusion is, air, and cryogel. Both better for heat. But less immersive...
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