Gel Seat Cushion for Tailbone Support and Relief from Butt and Back Pain and Pressure - Cushions are Large Thick and Comfortable - Ideal for Office Chairs Driving Travel and Long Sitting

This cushion turns anywhere into a comfortable place to sit! I’ve taken it to two of my daughter’s field hockey games. The metal bleachers were very hot to sit on bare but this cushion made them much more cool and comfortable. I also used it to sit directly on top of the field which saved my pants from grass stains and was much easier and more comfortable than a blanket. it comes in a fine mesh pillow-case-like sleeve with a soft handle which makes it easy to transport. It’s also pretty light and flexible so it adapts and conforms around any seat shape. I weight 200 lbs and it’s thick and supportive enough to not squish all the way down so you won’t feel much of whatever hard surface you’re putting the cushion on. It’s good quality and very handy to have. I’ll keep it in my car so I always have a comfortable and clean place to sit no matter where I go.

It's strange feeling but nice and squishy, so helps tailbone pain.

I sit for long periods of time in a recliner and I got this a couple weeks ago to give me added cushion. It has almost completely eliminated my sciatica pain. It’s not cushiony like a pillow but it puts air between your butt & the surface and that takes pressure off. I use a blanket over mine and I like that it’s fairly thin (about an inch thick) so I don’t feel too elevated.

I have to attend basketball games twice weekly. After the first game I knew I needed something comfortable. Some of the typical marketed bleacher seats looked too thin. I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable and cushiony this product was. I was sitting in comfort the entire two hours during my game attendance. I actually had others inquire what type of cushion I had. For the price this product is well worth it!

I bought a bunch of these for my family and myself for football, hockey, and lacrosse games as the bleachers are concrete. VERY expensive prep school, you’d think they’d have something other than concrete bleachers! Anyway, we were using our cushions from Notre Dame but needed more so Amazon to the rescue. These cushions are cute, have carrying handles, and have weatherproof grips on one side, regular material on the other. They are durable but not nearly thick enough. Our family ranges in size and ages from a woman’s size 2 to 16, and men who are slight to athletic. All people that were using them are within the age range of 40 - 87. The youngsters fended for themselves. We all had the same opinion on the cushions. Nice and better than nothing, but we would have preferred something either more substantial or something thicker/substantial. Gel is nice and all, but if it’s just going to squish around and not actually offer padding on a concrete bleacher, it’s pointless. I should have saved my money. I would have returned them but we used them at 1 football and 1 hockey game (lacrosse hasn’t started yet). Due to the concrete nature of the bleachers, the cushions are already dirty from that one football use.I think these would have been fine on plastic seats maybe, but if I could do it again, I’d buy indoor office chair type cushions or dining room chair types, and put them in plastic bags to weatherize them.

I hate airplane seats. Hate. One thing I hate most is how uncomfortable to bottom seat cushions are on EVERY plane (Boeing sucks, and so does the FAA and Congress for not regulating plane design for modest human comfort)...anyway, on all flights I find myself shifting positions to stay comfortable and avoid slights aches in my posterior region - mind you I'm a fit guy (I've got the glutes to prove it ;). So when I planned a trip to Europe this fall, I decided to find a pad of sorts to help keep me comfortable.Holy cow.This pad is perfectly designed for air travel. It covered the seat cushion well, and its black "grippy" back side kept it from sliding on the vinyl seat. Most importantly, it gave me awesome support and comfort flying 10 hours. I never got sore, and never found myself shifting position because of my back side. It's design (a sort of labyrinth web) avoids creating focused areas of pressure while also allowing airflow to keep you from getting warm.While it does have some weight to it (not filled with polyester like a cheap pillow), I found it worth its weight (pun intended) as a part of my carry-on kit.

Unfortunately, i had to have surgery and did not have time or ability to return this item. The indentations on this seating are uncomfortable to sit on. Not sure why they make them this way. Anyway, i don't know what i can use it for, but it won't be to sit upon.

I bought this specifically for using in hard chairs...such as a restaurant chair. Unfortunately it keeps slipping and I spend all of my time trying to keep it on the chair However, I've used it in the car, my recliner etc and it works great to relieve the pressure in my rear end caused by peripheral neuropathy.