Coccyx Seat Cushion, Memory Foam, 18 x 16 x 3 Inch, Removable Washable Cover

This coccyx seat cushion is ergonomically designed with a tailbone cutout at the rear of the cushion that significantly reduces direct pressure on the coccyx during sitting. The premium self-molding memory foam reacts quickly to provide instant relief and comfort, with slow memory foam recovery for sustained support throughout extended sitting periods. The removable soft polyester and rayon cover zips off easily for machine washing. A transport strap is included for convenient portability. Hypoallergenic. Dimensions: 18 W x 16 D x 3 H inches.

Key Features

• Tailbone cutout design significantly reduces direct pressure on the coccyx
• Premium self-molding memory foam — fast reaction for instant relief, slow recovery for sustained support
• Ergonomic design provides support while reducing coccyx pressure
• Removable soft polyester and rayon cover — zips off for machine washing
• Transport strap included for portability
• Hypoallergenic
• Dimensions: 18 W x 16 D x 3 H inches

Specifications

• SKU: RP101
• Type: Coccyx seat cushion
• Fill: Self-molding memory foam
• Cover: Soft polyester and rayon, removable, machine washable
• Cutout: Tailbone cutout at rear
• Accessories: Transport strap
• Hypoallergenic: Yes
• Dimensions: 18 W x 16 D x 3 H inches
• Weight: 1 lb (shipping weight)

Ideal For

Individuals with coccydynia (tailbone pain) caused by injury, fracture, bruising, or chronic irritation who need to sit for extended periods at work, in a vehicle, or at home will find the coccyx cutout design provides meaningful pressure relief at the tailbone compared to standard flat cushions or unmodified seat surfaces. Post-partum women who experience tailbone pain or soreness following vaginal delivery will find the coccyx cushion’s cutout design reduces pressure on the bruised or strained coccyx during the postpartum recovery period, making sitting more comfortable during feeding, desk work, and daily activities. Office workers and remote workers who sit for long hours and experience tailbone discomfort or pressure-related coccyx pain from prolonged sitting on hard or unsupportive chairs will find the memory foam cushion’s pressure-relieving properties and ergonomic shape improve sitting comfort and reduce coccyx irritation throughout the workday. Individuals recovering from coccyx surgery or coccygectomy who need a pressure-relieving seat surface during the post-operative recovery period will find the tailbone cutout eliminates direct contact between the surgical site and the seat surface during sitting. Wheelchair users and individuals who spend extended time in seated positions due to mobility limitations will find the coccyx cushion’s memory foam and tailbone cutout provide pressure relief and comfort during prolonged wheelchair sitting.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the tailbone cutout work?
The cutout at the rear of the cushion creates a void directly beneath the coccyx when seated, so the tailbone is suspended in open space rather than resting on a firm surface. This eliminates or significantly reduces direct pressure on the coccyx during sitting, which is the primary source of pain for individuals with coccydynia or tailbone injuries.

How do I care for this cushion?
The soft polyester and rayon cover is removable and machine washable. Unzip the cover and wash according to the care label instructions. The memory foam cushion body should not be machine washed — spot clean as needed and allow to air dry fully before replacing the cover.

Can this cushion be used in a car or on an airplane?
Yes. The included transport strap makes the cushion easy to carry and use in a variety of seating environments, including office chairs, car seats, and airplane seats. The 18 x 16 inch footprint fits most standard seat surfaces.

Is this cushion suitable for wheelchair use?
This cushion may be used in a wheelchair seat, but it is not a medical-grade pressure-relief cushion designed specifically for wheelchair use. If you require a wheelchair cushion for pressure injury prevention or management, consult your physician or seating specialist for a clinically appropriate recommendation.