Thanks for that info Dan, I will stick with high profile then as in over 9 years and not a sore yet......Knock on wood ! Dan H.
Dan Tessiatore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Danny, there is a big difference between the low profile and high profile Roho. A low profile will not give you the adequate margin to avoid pressure sores. I would definitely stick with a high profile. The low profile is probably for someone who is more ambulatory. Have you been having any trouble with pressure when sitting? Dan T. Danny Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi all, I have 2 questions, 1st-- I'm getting evaluated for a new chair on March 8th---Do any of you have suggestions or like any certain chairs ? My old one is over 5 years old, it is an invacare arrow and overall it has been an ok chair but not real good in backyards or parks when on grass, and I love being outside a lot. My 2nd Question is......Does anyone know if a Roho low profile cushion is as good as a Roho High profile ?? I've had roho high profile for over 9 years but if low is just as good, I may get one because it's so hard getting legs under restaurant tables and every inch lower would help. Thanks, Dan H.
