Burgerman wrote:I had a Roho Quadro Select........... and the fact that I think it bottoms out when you drive off a curb for e.g when the air compresses all made me swap back to the Jay2 cushion.
snaker wrote:Maybe I missed something. Bellow are pictures of 2 types I mentioned.
- The "Dry Air Floatation" has even cells
- The "QUADTRO SELECT" has uneven cells
But by the swalker's link, "QUADTRO SELECT" has even cells. That confuse me
So ignore the names "Dry Air Floatation" and "QUADTRO SELECT". My question now is "even cells" and "uneven cells" which ones are you using? Which ones are better for preventing pressure sores?
snaker wrote:Thanks for your info and advice. I ordered the cushion, total cost is $270. Hope it would arrive safely in a month
I heard that 'old' Roho models suffer the puncture problem too. The guilty thing is not the cushion itself but the cover. Roho fixed this problem in their 'new' models.
After seeing the efficiency of Roho in curing sores, I bought another used one. Unfortunately it was punctured, a big hole (the seller claimed no puncture, working properly). I could not return the cushion and my dad had to patch it. This patching job is fairly easy and the cushion is now fine, I am using it daily.
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