Purple Ultimate Seat Cushion | Pressure Reducing Grid Designed for Ultimate Comfort | Designed for Gaming | Made in The USA

You get what you pay for. Great cushion, but then 2 weeks later it was $32.00 less, which I thought was BS!

After having this in the dump truck for a year, it's worth every penny. When I received it it was on a Friday and my lower back and hips were so sore from the week. Upon sitting down Friday morning I could actually feel tension in my lower back start to relieve. Must have for trucks or equipment with stiff suspensions that go over rough roads.

This was my second time to purchase this item. Thick and very comfortable. Durable which I believe will be a long lasting product, heavy weight where it doesn’t move around very happy with my purchase as I’m disabled and sit for long periods of time.This was my second purchase of this item. It is thick and very comfortable. It is durable, which I believe will make it a long-lasting product. It is heavy, which prevents it from moving around. I am very happy with my purchase, as I am disabled and sit for long periods of time.

Best cushion I found for my recliner. Has room for improvement, but tops the other three I tried.

Although I won't be putting a ton of miles on this pad for a few months, I already like the fact that it keeps my bottom comfortable while sitting at my desk all day. My wife bought this for me to actually use in our truck for long trips, as my sciatica acts up after a couple hours. The way it's working in my office, I'm optimistic that I'll be more comfortable in the truck seat during our long camping trips.Make sure you keep the thin part toward your front. Make sure you keep the larger grid up when sitting on hard surfaces and the smaller grid down when in soft or contoured chairs. One PSA - let it air our a bit before use - It's a bit stinky out of the box. I can't describe the smell, but it's weird but temporary. If you value your butt, you'll value this pricey but comfortable pad.

After using The purple cushion for approximately seven months now, I believe I can give an honest review. The cushion at first appeared to be very comfortable after utilizing it day after day inside a vehicle you’re going to realize that if you sit for more than 8 to 12 hours on the cushion Pressure starts to accumulate and build on your hamstrings, the cushion is great for your butt, but not very good for your hamstring area. It creates hard pressure due to how thick and hard the cushion is built. Also, it does not stay in place on the chair. You have to remove it from the vehicle on very hot days. I also purchased the smaller cushion, which does not work very well inside a vehicle. It is softer but not as large as this one. Sometimes I find myself removing the cushion and just sitting on the vehicle‘s chair to alleviate the pain underneath the hamstrings. This is probably best for someone that works at home and an office chair or a gamer, but not for someone that drives and sits in a vehicle for long hours. If only purple can come to a solution to fix how your hamstrings sit on the pillow, they will solve this problem and the cushion would be a five star cushion. Hopefully my opinion will help some of you out.

Okay, sorry this is so long, but I'm going to compare the Ultimate to the Purple Royal, RoHo, and Purap for a recliner and computer chairs. I hope it will save someone from having to buy a bunch of different cushions for trial and error.I bought the above cushions for my leather Lazyboy recliner because the seat cushioning has flattened over the years, but the recliner itself is still great. The Purple Ultimate is THE ABSOLUTE BOSS in a recliner. I sometimes do embarassingly long movie marathons on my days off, and can legit sit for 12+ hours with the Ultimate cushion. I have tried both an air filled RoHo and a Purap cushion in the recliner. Neither came close to the Ultimate. The Royal would probably work in the recliner, but I haven't bothered to try it because the Ultimate is just that good. My Purap was passably comfortable for about 8 hours in the recliner, but got destroyed because it couldn't hold up to the punishment of extended couch surfing sessions. I fear the same is probably true of the RoHo. The Ultimate cushion is amazing for this purpose.Now let's talk computer chairs. I have lumbar, tailbone, and restless leg issues when I sit too long without the proper "cushioning" or alignment, so I use a Humanscale Freedom computer chair. Now keep in mind that the Freedom chair is highly ergonomic, which might make cushions act a little differently because it forces you to sit upright and aligned over the top of your hips (it's way more comfy than it sounds). This chair has a comfortable, but "hard" seat that slopes in the front where your thighs sit. I am also talking about extended sitting with only getting up to go to the restroom (e.g., extended computer gaming session). The RoHo cushion absolutely slays all other competition in a hard seat computer chair. I have been able to work all-nighters on the RoHo without any significant discomfort. The Purap was okay in my computer chair for about 4 hours (but would probably be fantastic in a wheelchair or softer computer chair). The Purple Ultimate was okay for about 5 hours, then the restless legs kicked in...I think it's because there is no downward sloped edge where your thighs sit. My lumbar still felt great though, so I guess it depends on what symptoms you're trying to minimize. The Purple Royal is definitely the 2nd best for my computer chair, but restless leg starts to kick in at about 7 or 8 hours.So, if you are looking to cushion a seat that doesn't have much give, go with a RoHo air filled cushion if you sit for very long periods and your chair forces you to sit upright/have decent posture. Go with the Purple Royal if you have a hard seat and sit for very long periods but do lots of stand up breaks OR sit for medium-long periods without breaks and sit with upright posture. The Royal would probably also work in a hard chair if you sit for very long periods, but with more slumped or relaxed posture (e.g., aren't sitting right over your hips). If you will be sitting in a "soft" chair, the Purple Ultimate is hands down the winner, no matter how you sit. For long periods in a vehicle, I think the same rules above would apply, but tbh, I haven't actually tried, so am just imagining based off my experiences.I hope this helps! :)