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Seat Cushions

Find a seat cushion for the chair you actually use, from a slim honeycomb layer to a contoured office chair cushion with a rear cutout. Every cushion adds height, so compare thickness and footprint with your seat before you choose.

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Seat cushions by where you sit

Desk chair. The ErgoPro™ Contoured Seat Cushion is a compact shape with raised side edges, for narrower chairs. The ReliefCore™ Seat Cushion with Built-In Back Support adds a built-in back for office chairs, dining chairs and armchairs. The CombRest™ Honeycomb Seat Cushion is a thin layer that barely raises you.

Car. The SciatiGuard™ U-Cut Seat Cushion is made for car seats and office chairs, with a non-slip underside. The EaseDrive™ Honeycomb Car Seat Cushion & Backrest Set pairs a seat pad with a separate backrest.

Low chair or low car seat. The RideRise™ Seat Booster Cushion raises shorter drivers and chairs that sit a little low. The ErgoDrive™ Inclined Car Seat Cushion is a gentler slope for car seats that feel too deep at the back.

Active sitting. The BalancePro™ Wobble Seat Cushion is an inflatable disc that is never perfectly still: less air feels steadier, more air more mobile. Use it only on a stable chair, feet flat on the floor.

Choose by shape

  • Rear cutout: SciatiGuard, ErgoPro and ErgoDrive have a cutout at the back, at the tailbone area. SciatiGuard goes cutout toward the backrest.
  • Central opening: ReliefCore has an opening in the middle of the seat, raised side contours and a rear lip for your lower back, all in one piece.
  • Flat honeycomb: CombRest is a flat TPR honeycomb grid with no cutout. EaseDrive's seat pad has a raised honeycomb pattern and a center channel.
  • Booster slope: RideRise and ErgoDrive are thicker at the back than at the front.
  • Wobble disc: BalancePro has fine nubs on one side and rounded bumps on the other.

Thickness: from about 1.2 to 4.3 in

CombRest adds about 1.2 in, SciatiGuard and BalancePro about 2 in, ErgoDrive 3.1 in and RideRise 3.5 in at the back, and ErgoPro about 4.3 in. After placing one, readjust your chair or car seat, lowering a desk chair if needed to keep your feet flat.

Product What it is Size Best for
SciatiGuard™ Memory foam seat cushion, U-shaped rear cutout 17.7 × 13.8 × 2.0 in Daily drivers, long desk days
ErgoPro™ Contoured seat, raised edges, rear cutout 16.1 × 15.0 × 4.3 in Narrower desk chairs
ReliefCore™ Seat with central opening and built-in back 17.3 × 16.9 in, up to 7.9 in high at the back Office, dining chairs, armchairs
CombRest™ Flat TPR honeycomb, zip-off cover 15.4 × 14.6 × 1.2 in A thin layer on a desk chair
RideRise™ Sloped memory foam booster 16.1 × 12.6 in, 3.5 in at the back Drivers who sit too low
ErgoDrive™ Sloped memory foam wedge, rear cutout 17.7 × 13.8 in, 3.1 to 0.6 in Car seats too deep at the back
EaseDrive™ Honeycomb seat pad and backrest set Seat pad 18.1 × 18.1 in Commuters, longer trips
BalancePro™ Inflatable wobble disc, PVC 13.4 in diameter, about 2.0 in high Active sitting, balance exercises

Frequently asked questions

Can I use the same seat cushion in the car and at my desk?

SciatiGuard is made for both. RideRise also works on an office or dining chair that sits too low, and ReliefCore on a wide, flat car seat.

Which covers come off for washing?

CombRest and ErgoDrive have zip-off covers, and ReliefCore's cover is removable and washable. RideRise's cover is not removable; spot clean it.

For more help, read our office chair cushion buyer's guide, office chair cushion types explained and how to use a wobble cushion at your desk. You can also browse coccyx seat cushions, car seat cushions and lumbar support pillows.

Comfort accessories, not medical devices. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition.