Varilite Cushions

• Lightweight design and vibration impact dampening attract athletes
• Extra-firm, beveled foam increases lateral stability and sitting balance
• Low-profile cushion for active wheelchair users at moderate risk of skin breakdown
• Functional areas created by three types of foam: soft foam, medium foam and firm foam

• Positioning supports increase stability for people with poor balance
• Multi-stiffness foam provides support as the user is immersed in the cushion
• Therapists value the Evolution's outstanding pressure distribution and postural support
• Foam is bonded to four-way-stretch knit fabric for maximum conformity during immersion

• Pre-ischial ridge prevents ITs from sliding forward
• Dual-chambered cushion ideal for prevention of sacral sitting
• Meridian foam and coated fabric create a cushion that holds air
• Meridian foam is attached to a knit fabric for optimal conformance

• Skin protection cushion with a solid positioning base
• Available in three wave designs: CPW, LPB and CPB
• Lower extremities are supported by lateral thigh supports to avoid abduction
• For people with motor and neurological disorders, therapists advise the meridian cushions

• Sectional patterning allows modifiable thigh cushion to adjust to contoured base
• Recommended for individuals with leg length discrepancies and pelvic obliquities
• Laterals and a deep ischial pan provide maximum immersion and pressure distribution
• Modifiable, contoured base, asymmetric positioning makes it an ideal off-the shelf solution

-Lightweight & comfortable air-foam cushion
-PS Valve for effective pressure distribution
-Available with mesh or incontinence cover
-Durable, puncture & water-resistant fabric

• Firm foam is used for perimeter and medial thigh separator
• Bonding Reflex foam to coated fabric makes the cushion hold air
• Non-adjustable skin protection cushion features unique air release device
• Perforated foam in the sacral-ischial area provides maximum protection of the decubitus-sensitive area of the ischial tuberosities