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Seat cushion

Has anyone tried a seat cushion from therohostore.com
 Thanks Bill
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University of Parris Island Class of 66
Semper Fi  Build# 5174 MC#17094

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Reply #1
Bill,

Not seat but full bed.
My DW was in the hospital for over 60days - it was a life saver!

So much that I am going to purchase a seat for myself, my cushion on my postier is not working as well these past few years, using a kneeling pad - thank you for finding these! b^.^d
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My advice and experiences are Free, you decide if they are worth anything .

John - driving Old Faithful
1994 U280 GV
C8.3, Banks, Pacbrake, 900 watts, Resonator, XLHD tow dolly
Retired Army Warrant Officer

Life is what you make of it - if it is lemons, make lemonade!
Former Coaches:
1988 GV 40' ORED 300HP CAT - 9 years
1990 Winnebago LeSharo - 3 years
2000 Newmar London Aire - 3 years (#18 of 23 produced)

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Bill, We have a collection of all kinds of cushions and pads.  The one I use is a homemade piece of quilt folded and stitched to fit in my lower back area.  I have also used those that are made of wire.  Jane used a commercial one that seems to help.  In my opinion anything that makes your lower back push forward and keeps your spine as straight as possible will help with lower back pain. If any one finds a miracle cushion that is guaranteed to work, please let me know.  I will continue to search for and use anything that helps even for a few miles or minutes.
Gary B


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Reply #4
The roho is in a completely different league than anything described here.

There are multiple independant air chambers, it is filled with air the material is soft to the touch, like skin.

Its only the BEST ^.^d
The selected media item is not currently available.
My advice and experiences are Free, you decide if they are worth anything .

John - driving Old Faithful
1994 U280 GV
C8.3, Banks, Pacbrake, 900 watts, Resonator, XLHD tow dolly
Retired Army Warrant Officer

Life is what you make of it - if it is lemons, make lemonade!
Former Coaches:
1988 GV 40' ORED 300HP CAT - 9 years
1990 Winnebago LeSharo - 3 years
2000 Newmar London Aire - 3 years (#18 of 23 produced)