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I've just ordered Temperfoam from Hal Woodruff. The question now is, how to
get the most comfortable seat?
I've just been reading the Oregon Aero catalog, which goes to great lengths
describing that small pelvis tilt angles (no Elvis impersonators need apply)
cause large changes in seating comfort. I have no doubt that these guys know
their stuff. Unfortunately, they charge $385 for a (presumably
non-upholstered) cushion set for a 320/360 (left and right).
Maybe they can use the foam I bought and will cut that to fit -- I have no
problems if the price is reasonable. Has anyone asked them? Or maybe I can
do it myself. Maybe you guys have captured their expertise somehow and can
provide instructions for cutting Temperfoam into the ideally comfortable seat.
Whaddya think?
- Rob Wolf
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