Comfort Memory Foam Seat Cushion for Car Seat Driver, Tailbone (Coccyx) Pain Relief Pad for Driving, Office Chair (Beige)

I had tried and tested two other products before I found this memory foam cushion. I tried the old fashioned sponge cushion and the blue gel cushion. Neither one were comfortable because they were a bit too hard for my taste. Both were on the small side, measuring 16” wide. I am going on a long international flight and I needed a cushion to prevent tush and tail bone pain. The Larrous car seat cushion met all my criteria for comfort, softness (or firmness), width and height. The memory foam is so comfy for my tush. It measures 17.5” wide and 1.5” high at the front, and 2” high at the rear. It has a cutout where your tailbone is which would alleviate any pressure at that area. In addition, it is lightweight and foldable in half so I can easily fit it in my carry on bag. I am loving this product so far. I will give an update after my international flight.June 5, 2023 Update: just returned from my long flight from Indonesia. Flight times were 1. From Jakarta to Tokyo about 7.5 hours. 2. Flight from Toyko to Los Angeles 10 hours. This cushion worked out great. It greatly eased any potential pain in my rear end and tailbone. Without it, I would have gotten up to walk the aisles on the flight several times. This time, I only got up when I needed to go to the toilet. The product works! It has my recommendation.

Great car seat, very comfortable and good support.

I bought this seat cushion for a 3,000 mile road trip we just went on. The car seat in our Jeep Liberty has been giving me tailbone issues and I needed something to take the pressure off my tailbone.In short, this cushion did the trick. There's a dip/cutout in the back of the cushion, which takes most of the pressure off the tailbone. The memory foam is a honeycomb mesh and offers good comfort and allows air flow which helps keeping it reasonably cool.Worth noting is that the cushion does raise you by about an inch and if you are already tall and struggling with headroom then this will make that issue worse.The reason for the one star deduction from a perfect score is that it is a bit difficult to strap down to the seat to stop it from sliding around. Once I got it secured it was not a problem, it just took a couple of attempts to get it secured.The other potential issue is that the cushion is a little bit lacking in lateral/sideways support, like the opposite of bucketed seats. It made it feel like I was going to slide or rock sideways out of the seat if I took a sharp turn, which I might add wasn't an actual problem, just what it initially felt like until I got used to it.All in all I would buy this cushion again, and will recommend it to anyone anyone who struggles with tailbone pain on long drives.

Bought one and tested it on a 1,200 mile round road trip in a Toyota Highlander - worked great, had minimal discomfort so it certainly did the job. The shape of the cushion was the same as new after the long trip. The cushion stayed in place getting when I was getting in and out of the vehicle (I did not use the strap). It is comfortable, well made and sturdy and looks like it will provide many years of use.I later tried two other cushions that were cheaper because I needed an additional one for a mid-20teens Chevy Pick-up that the drivers seat was well worn from someone sitting in it for over 215,000 miles. They did not do the job so I returned one and retained the other for my spouse to use on a work chair.So, I bought two more today for a total, of three purchased, (perhaps the best recommendation for this cushion). One for the worn drivers seat in the truck, and the other for my spouse to use in the passenger seat of our vehicles for long trips.Update June 15 2025: Cushions are still working well. No issues. I'm surprised though about some of the more recent negative reviews about; "...mesh on the seat drags on my clothing..." (no issues for us), "...too small..." (I would think it would depend on how big or small your but is - they do give the seat measurements), "...cheap material..." (doesn't appear that way to me), "...the thinnest foam I have ever seen that is called memory foam..." (not sure I understand that one. They do give measurements, and as I said previously, initially worked well on a 1,200 mile trip. Has worked well since on shorter trips, and recently did a 540 mile trip with no issues. Whatever foam it is, it does the job).

Very comfortable and secure. Would recommend!

I ordered the gray cushion and it has been good. It seems to help with sciatica issues. Then I ordered the brown one for my recliner and it is not as pictured. The top of the cushion is all made of the Plastic Leather that is just down the center of the gray one. It is wrinkled and not breathable.

This is so comfortable, its actually the 2nd one I bought!

I bought seven different model truck seat pads to use in the 2022 Freightliner I drive at work. SEVEN. This is one I kept. Next best thing to a new seat IMO.Everytime I bought one - I wouldn't like "something" about it. Too tall, too narrow, not wide enough, not long enough, no divot for your tail bone. The "molded" models insist "you must sit in the one position forever". ECT, ECT, ECT .. So I'd buy another to fix that problem or annoyance - and then find a new issue.This solved all those issues. It's not too thick, or too narrow, or molded into one position, a pain to get on or off of if you're constantly jumping in or out. Doesn't feel like a booster seat, doesn't cut off circulation to your legs cause it 5 inches shorter than the trucks seat.It's "a little extra coushin" that doesn't press against your tailbone, put pressure under your legs, or make you feel like a toddler sitting in a booster chair. J