Gradual-Slope Coccyx Seat Cushion for Tailbone & Sciatica Relief

Reviews

1. S Sage 5/5

   Helps hip pain in the car but could be wider

   It relieved my hip pain while driving by angling my legs straighter. I wish it were a little wider to cover the whole seat; I find myself adjusting it frequently. Still, it’s been helpful.

2. C Colin F. 5/5

   Noticeable posture improvement

   These cushions do help. I keep one in the car and another on the couch.

3. I inrenovation 3/5

   Not actually a full 3 inches at the hips

   This cushion gives a slope that lowers the knees a bit, but measured at the hips it’s short of the advertised 3 inches — closer to 2¾. I’m deciding whether to keep it or look for one with a larger rise. As a therapist I know knees lower than hips helps for long sitting sessions.

4. A awaloski 4/5

   Too firm for lying down use, fine for desk chair

   It works well on an office chair but feels overly firm when I try to use it in bed to relieve my tailbone. It’s a bit tall and doesn’t compress much, which might suit heavier people but wasn’t ideal for my body after rapid weight loss. I weigh about 160 lbs.

5. B BR 5/5

   Opens hip angle and makes driving bearable after disc injuries

   My surgeon and PT advised opening the hip-to-chest angle after two herniated discs. This wedge lowers my knees and allows me to recline slightly, which eases lumbar strain while driving. I bought the 15-inch size and trimmed the sides to fit my bucket seats so it wouldn't bunch. The foam (labeled polyethylene) is soft enough to be comfortable but still supportive — without it long drives were unbearable.

6. S Shelley 5/5

   Comfortable and convenient for walker and shopping carts

   My tailbone hurt badly and this pad provided noticeable comfort. I like the handle — I attach it to my walker with hooks so I don’t have to carry it. It’s great on bumpy store riding carts as the foam is sturdy. Very pleased with the support.

7. B Bob E 1/5

   Slides on seats and poor seller responsiveness

   I couldn’t get a return processed through the retailer and the seller didn’t reply to my messages. The cushion has no anti-slip base, so it slid around on my chair whenever I moved. In the car it shifted forward when I braked and that felt unsafe. I had to stop using it.

8. I I B 5/5

   Durable after years of regular use

   I’ve used this for about three years and it’s holding up well. I take it on long drives, to the couch, theaters and even on planes. It has lost some support over time but remains useful. The shape and construction have lasted beyond my expectations.

9. C Clare Ong 3/5

   Too soft at the rear, caused back discomfort

   The back of the cushion sinks in too much for me and ended up hurting my back rather than helping.

10. C Chris 1/5

    Poor stitching and low-quality material

    The sewing is sloppy and the fabric feels cheap. I kept it because I urgently needed something, but workmanship is disappointing.

11. B BurnishedBee 5/5

    Major relief for severe tailbone and nerve pain

    My mother has an L1 fracture and diabetic nerve pain that made sitting agonizing. She tried many options but this cushion reduced tailbone pressure and encouraged better posture. We bought a second so she could leave one in the car. She uses it most of the day and the original still feels supportive.