I have to agree with you Greg. If I'm off as much as a 1/4 of an inch I am extremely uncomfortable.
A friend of mine is having the pressure mapping done as I speak. The only reason these haven't done is because he has been developing some raw spots on his rear end. He uses a 1 inch foam cushion. Hopefully they will find something that works well with him. Quadius On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 1:08 PM, Greg <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes and no. It does change as your position changes, but you’d have to be > pretty changed to make a real difference. But if you saw the pressure > difference on my mapping of my Jay and my Roho, it was clearly more relief > on my Roho. I was able to see how the pressure changes as I raised and > lowered my leg-rests. I could tell where the best location was. Even if I’m > slightly on one butt cheek more than the other or off to one side a bit. One > day may fit better than another, but averaged out the better your cushion > fits you the better for your butt. If I was 1 inch off, I’d be pretty > uncomfortable. I think that would be bad on your butt with any cushion. Just > my thoughts… Greg > > > ------------------------------ > > > > As I've posted previously, I question the true value of pressure mapping. > Doesn't the process and mapping assume you will always be seated > (positioned) exactly the same way in your chair on your cushion each time? > It seems even a minor variance (perhaps 1") left, right, forward or backward > would effectively change the mapping. There may also be variances due to > types of clothing worn and changes in weight. > > >
