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    Sink into it. Stop riding on top. 

    2 inches of honeycomb gel for the seat you sit on all day. Truck, car, desk chair or kitchen chair.

  • Honeycomb gel

    Two layers that give as you sit down and spring back when you stand.

  • Breathable

    Open honeycomb cells and a soft fabric cover let air move under you.

  • Stays put

    A grippy, non-slip bottom keeps it in place, so you're not fixing it every time.

  • Washable cover

    The cover comes off for washing.

    • Car and truck

      Your sit bones and the backs of your thighs carry the drive. Gel lets you settle in, so fewer spots carry you.

    • Office chair

      A thin pad flattens under your sit bones by mid-morning. Two inches leaves gel underneath when you're settled.

    • Kitchen and dining chairs

      On hard wood, your weight stops dead at the bottom. Gel gives you room to land gently.

    • Late pregnancy and after

      When your hands are full or your balance shifts, the gel slows the last inch you can't.

      Two inches of room to sink.

      On a hard seat, your weight lands on a few small spots and stops dead. Two inches of gel lets you sink in slowly, so more of you is held up.

      • ★★★★★

        "Been driving trucks for 14 years and about an hour into every run my butt and lower back would start killing me. By the next stop my legs were going numb. Got this cushion not expecting much, but I definitely notice a difference. The ache doesn't kick in nearly as early and getting out of the cab isn't as rough. Wish I'd tried it sooner."

        Mike R.

      • ★★★★★

        "Ever since having my baby, sitting down has been miserable. My tailbone hurt so bad I'd have to brace myself just to stand back up. I bought this hoping it would make things a little easier, and it actually has. I still get sore sometimes, but I can sit and feed my baby without constantly trying to find a different position."

        Jessica M.

      • ★★★★★

        "I work at a desk all day and I've wasted money on cushions that feel great for 20 minutes, then flatten until I'm basically sitting on the chair again. This one feels thicker and I don't get that same hard-seat feeling halfway through the morning. I'm not constantly shifting from one side to the other anymore. Really happy with it so far."

        Sarah T.

      • ★★★★★

        "I’m in the cab 9–10 hours most days and the worst part for me was always that deep soreness in my hips and backside by the afternoon. I’ve tried folding up jackets and using cheap foam pads, but they never lasted. This feels a lot more supportive and takes some of that pressure off. I still know I’ve been sitting all day, but I’m way less uncomfortable when I climb out of the truck."

        Dave M.

      • ★★★★★

        "After giving birth I started dreading hard chairs because sitting down and standing back up could really hurt. I mostly wanted something I could move between the kitchen chair and couch depending on where I was with the baby. This has made sitting much more manageable for me. It’s thick, doesn’t feel flimsy, and I don’t have to keep repositioning myself every few minutes."

        Julia B.