✦ Gel Seat Cushion for OTR Drivers & Long-Haul Comfort
Finish the shift standing tall. Sleep hard in the berth. Come home ready to be a dad again. From mile one, feel pressure lift off your lower back. Within a week, you'll stop needing forced fuel stops. Within a month, you'll forget what chronic back pain feels like — cab, sleeper, home chair. Anywhere your rig takes you.
Ends lower back pain by hour 8 — engineered for OTR shifts
Honeycomb gel — never flattens — still firm at 100,000 miles
Heat resistant to 140°F — cab hits 130° in July? No problem
Fits any seat — Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner, sleeper berth
Non-slip base + machine-washable cover
Jamal N
Ran Chicago to LA last week. First time in years I didn't need Advil at the halfway mark. My back used to be fried by day 2 — now I'm 3 days into hauls and still standing tall. Best $69 I've spent in 12 years OTR.
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Description+
The easen SitRelief™ is an ergonomic honeycomb gel cushion built for drivers who spend 8+ hours behind the wheel — engineered to redistribute pressure across your sit bones so your tailbone, lower back, and sciatic nerve stop absorbing every mile of road vibration and shift fatigue.
Its patented honeycomb structure flexes with every micro-movement of your rig — every turn, every brake, every pothole — while keeping airflow going so your seat doesn't turn into a sweat trap after 6 hours in the cab. Holds its shape haul after haul. Comes with a breathable, machine-washable cover and a non-slip base that grips any driver seat, berth bunk, or waiting-room chair.
Built for the miles you log every week — the driver seat, the berth bunk, the dock waits, the home recliner on your 34-hour reset.
How to use it+
Zero setup. Drop it in, get behind the wheel, feel the difference by mile 10.
Toss it on your driver seat with the honeycomb side facing up — same routine for your berth mattress.
The non-slip base grips any seat surface — no straps, no velcro, no bungee cords needed.
Sit and drive normally — the gel adapts to your body within seconds and stays put through every turn, brake, and pothole.
Works on every rig cab (Peterbilt, Freightliner, Kenworth, Volvo, Mack), your berth bunk, waiting-room chairs at the DOT physical, home recliners on your 34-hour reset — anywhere you sit. Machine-washable cover for when the cab gets messy — just unzip, cold wash, air dry between hauls.
What it's made of+
We kept it simple and safe:
Medical-grade TPE gel in a honeycomb structure — non-toxic, odorless, latex-free.
Breathable mesh cover — soft against skin, machine washable.
Non-slip rubber base — keeps the cushion where you put it.
No foam that flattens after a month. No memory foam that traps heat. No chemical smell out of the box. Just gel that keeps its bounce for years.
Does it really work?+
Fair question — you've probably wasted money on foam cushions from truck stops that flatten out by week two.
Here's the difference: most cushions compress under the constant weight of a driver's shift and end up putting pressure right back on your tailbone by hour 6. The honeycomb gel structure works differently — thousands of TPE gel columns flex independently with every mile, spreading your weight across your sit bones and keeping pressure off the sensitive spots (tailbone, sciatic nerve, lower back).
That's why 8,500+ drivers have kept theirs on the road. And it's why we back it with a 60-day haul test — run it on your rig for a full month. If your back isn't thanking you by then, send it back. No questions, no restocking fees.
What's the 60-day haul test guarantee?+
We know buying online is a leap of faith — especially for something you're supposed to feel in the cab. So here's the deal:
Run the easen SitRelief™ on your rig for 60 full days. Use it on the driver seat. Toss it on the berth bunk. Take it through your longest haul. Test it through the worst dock waits.
If your back isn't in better shape after two months on the road, email us and we'll refund you 100% — no return shipping fees, no restocking fees, no "why are you sending it back" survey to fill out.
All US orders ship free and typically arrive in 3-5 business days — so you'll have it before your next long haul.
60-Day Money Back Guarantee
That's how confident we are you'll feel the difference. But if your back isn't thanking you, send it back and we'll refund every cent.
Foam after 30 days ✕
easen after 100K miles ✓
This is not foam.
Foam flattens. Foam melts in your cab. Foam traps sweat. This is TPE gel — engineered for long-haul driving.
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Thousands of flex columns — each bends independently, distributing 14 hours of pressure evenly across your entire seat.
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Breathable honeycomb — air flows freely. No trapped sweat, even during summer runs through Arizona.
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Never flattens — TPE gel bounces back after every 600-mile day. Still firm at 100,000 miles.
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Heat resistant to 140°F — Your cab hits 130°F in July? No problem. Foam melts. Gel doesn't.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 13533 reviews.
Owner-operator out of Indiana, 16 years in, hauling dry van. My sister-in-law had been telling me to see a specialist about my sciatica for two years. I kept putting it off. My doc suggested a back support belt. I tried a standing desk in the cab mod on my own. Neither was the long-term answer. Week 6 I realized I had not stopped to stretch in hours. First time in years that happened naturally. If you are on the fence, get off it. Just try it
I drive oversized loads out of Iowa and have been at it for 22 years. Home time was turning into recovery time because of my lower back pain. Not fair to my family. My doc suggested cortisone shots. I tried a lumbar pillow on my own. Neither was the long-term answer. Took until week 7 to kick in but once it did the relief was consistent. 55,000 miles and holding. Worth it. Period. Five stars
Been hauling heavy equipment on Florida to New England for 30 years in a Freightliner Columbia. Sacroiliac joint pain was just part of the deal. Not anymore
I have been behind the wheel since I was 25. 32 years later, still at it. My chronic back pain had me seriously thinking about switching to local. After 32 years OTR that felt like quitting. Already tried a back support belt and a $400 orthopedic seat insert. Both helped short term. Neither lasted. My daughter found it and ordered it without telling me. Week 4 the chronic back pain was noticeably down. 55,000 miles and still solid. Still rolling OTR after 32 years. This bought me more time I did not think I had
I am a 15-year veteran running the I-70 in a Peterbilt 579. The sciatic nerve pain down my right leg was affecting my focus on the road. Not something I could ignore. I had burned money on gel donut rings and physical therapy already. Was not optimistic about trying something new. Pain is down around 60 percent on a long day. Consistent, not dramatic. That is what I needed. Best $69 I have spent on this truck. And I have spent a lot on this truck
Been driving OTR for 33 years, mostly hauling oversized loads on the I-65. My nerve pain running down my leg was making 11-hour shifts almost unbearable. By hour 8 I was in survival mode. I had burned money on chiropractor visits and stretching routines already. Was not optimistic about trying something new. Saw this on my son-in-law and figured what is the risk. By week 6 my stops were down and my miles were up. 35,000 miles since with no complaints. It is not fancy. It just works and keeps working. That is all I ever wanted
Independent contractor, 13 years, mostly bulk cement on the I-90. I had spent close to $700 trying to fix my lower back pain. Nothing stuck longer than a few weeks. Between a back support belt and a wedge cushion I had spent close to $700. Still hurting every shift. By week 11 I was running 3-hour stretches without stopping. Had not happened in years. Stopped popping pain meds before shifts. That alone is worth the five stars
Owner-operator out of Kansas, 17 years in, hauling produce. The lower back and hip stiffness was costing me loads. Had to cut shifts short more than once. My son found it and ordered it without telling me. Pain is down around 45 percent on a long day. Consistent, not dramatic. That is what I needed. The 60-day guarantee made the decision easy. Did not need it. But knowing it was there helped me pull the trigger
I have been behind the wheel since I was 23. 32 years later, still at it. The nerve pain running down my leg had me stopping every hour just to walk it off. Logs were suffering, pay was suffering. Saw this on a Facebook trucking group and figured what is the risk. First shift I felt something different. Week 11 confirmed it. 100,000 miles later, still working. The 60-day guarantee made the decision easy. Did not need it. But knowing it was there helped me pull the trigger
Been driving OTR for 28 years, mostly hauling LTL on the I-10. My SI joint pain had me seriously thinking about switching to local. After 28 years OTR that felt like quitting. Between a TENS unit and inversion therapy I had spent close to $700. Still hurting every shift. Found it through my son-in-law at 1am when the SI joint pain was keeping me up. By week 5 I was running 4-hour stretches without stopping. Had not happened in years. Easen earned a permanent spot in my International ProStar. Non-negotiable from here on
Semi driver, 10 years, Volvo VNL, hauling paper rolls across the northeast corridor. The nerve pain running down my leg was waking me up at 3am in the sleeper. I was not getting proper rest. Tried a coccyx cutout cushion for months. Added stretching routines. Both let me down eventually. My safety director mentioned it. Ordered same day. Took until week 10 to kick in but once it did the relief was consistent. 20,000 miles and holding. If you are on the fence, get off it. Just try it
I drive lumber out of Louisiana and have been at it for 34 years. The sciatic nerve pain down my left leg started about 5 years in and has gotten worse since. Went through a $400 orthopedic seat insert, stretching routines, everything people recommended on the forums. Nothing stuck. By week 3 I was running 3-hour stretches without stopping. Had not happened in years. Wish I found this 2 years ago. Do not wait like I did
Fleet driver for 23 years, dedicated electronics route. I had spent close to $800 trying to fix my back spasms. Nothing stuck longer than a few weeks. Went through stretching routines, acupuncture, everything people recommended on the forums. Nothing stuck. Week 7 the sciatica eased noticeably. 100,000 miles in and it has not come back the same way. Worth it. Period. Five stars
Been driving OTR for 5 years, mostly hauling bulk cement on the I-40. My a herniated disc at L4-L5 had me seriously thinking about switching to local. After 5 years OTR that felt like quitting. My buddy found it and ordered it without telling me. By week 11 I was running 5-hour stretches without stopping. Had not happened in years. Easen earned a permanent spot in my Mack Pinnacle. Non-negotiable from here on
I have been behind the wheel since I was 25. 5 years later, still at it. The piriformis issues was costing me loads. Had to cut shifts short more than once. My dispatcher mentioned it. Ordered same day. By week 10 the difference was real. 20,000 miles since and it still holds its shape. Do yourself a favor and order one before another bad shift
I am a 29-year veteran running the southern loop in a Freightliner Cascadia. The sacroiliac joint pain was costing me loads. Had to cut shifts short more than once. Between a wedge cushion and a back support belt I had spent close to $2,000. Still hurting every shift. My sister-in-law kept sending me the link. Finally caved after two weeks. Took until week 7 to kick in but once it did the relief was consistent. 80,000 miles and holding. If you are on the fence, get off it. Just try it
Been driving OTR for 13 years, mostly hauling paper rolls on the pacific northwest. I have been dealing with lower back and hip stiffness for years and every long haul just made it worse. Saw another driver using one at a truck stop in Wisconsin. Asked how long he had had it. Ordered that night. Results built gradually. Week 9 was the turning point. 80,000 miles later and no regression. Best $69 I have spent on this truck. And I have spent a lot on this truck
Semi driver, 31 years, Mack Anthem, hauling auto parts across Florida to New England. I was taking pain pills twice a day just to get through a 13-hour shift because of the sciatic nerve pain down my right leg. Went through physical therapy, a TENS unit, everything people recommended on the forums. Nothing stuck. My son found it and ordered it without telling me. Took until week 2 to kick in but once it did the relief was consistent. 100,000 miles and holding. Do yourself a favor and order one before another bad shift
I have been behind the wheel since I was 22. 33 years later, still at it. The piriformis issues was affecting my focus on the road. Not something I could ignore. Between acupuncture and prescription anti-inflammatories I had spent close to $1,800. Still hurting every shift. Results built gradually. Week 5 was the turning point. 30,000 miles later and no regression. If you are on the fence, get off it. Just try it
I have been behind the wheel since I was 25. 5 years later, still at it. The hip and lower back pain was affecting my focus on the road. Not something I could ignore. My nephew kept sending me the link. Finally caved after three weeks. First shift I felt something different. Week 10 confirmed it. 50,000 miles later, still working. If you are on the fence, get off it. Just try it
I have been behind the wheel since I was 26. 7 years later, still at it. My nephew had been telling me to see a specialist about my sacroiliac joint pain for two years. I kept putting it off. Done the a coccyx cutout cushion route. Done foam seat cushions. Nothing made a lasting difference. Saw this on my physical therapist and figured what is the risk. First shift I felt something different. Week 11 confirmed it. 45,000 miles later, still working. Still rolling OTR after 7 years. This bought me more time I did not think I had
Semi driver, 4 years, Kenworth T660, hauling reefer across the pacific northwest. The hip and lower back pain had me stopping 60 minutes just to walk it off. Logs were suffering, pay was suffering. My fleet manager mentioned it. Ordered same day. By week 2 the difference was real. 100,000 miles since and it still holds its shape. Stopped popping pain meds before shifts. That alone is worth the five stars
Retired military, now 32 years OTR hauling intermodal. The piriformis issues was affecting my focus on the road. Not something I could ignore. A daughter told me about it. Took me a week to actually order. Took until week 2 to kick in but once it did the relief was consistent. 25,000 miles and holding. Best $69 I have spent on this truck. And I have spent a lot on this truck
I drive chemical tanker out of Arkansas and have been at it for 33 years. I have been dealing with chronic back pain for years and every long haul just made it worse. I had burned money on gel donut rings and back braces already. Was not optimistic about trying something new. By week 9 my stops were down and my miles were up. 55,000 miles since with no complaints. I have recommended it to 3 guys in my fleet. All of them came back to thank me
I drive refrigerated goods out of Nebraska and have been at it for 26 years. My sciatic nerve pain down my right leg had me seriously thinking about switching to local. After 26 years OTR that felt like quitting. My doc suggested traction therapy. I tried ice packs after shifts on my own. Neither was the long-term answer. Saw this on my physical therapist and figured what is the risk. Week 2 the sciatic nerve pain down my right leg was noticeably down. 35,000 miles and still solid. Going on month 4 and I would buy it again tomorrow without thinking
Owner-operator, 19 years, car hauler routes. Shape held through 5 weeks of hard driving. Hip and lower back pain is better. Edge on the door side has a little wear after 3 months. Still functional Would still recommend it to any driver dealing with back issues
Fleet driver for 24 years, dedicated construction materials route. Home time was turning into recovery time because of my sciatic nerve pain down my left leg. Not fair to my family. Came across it on my fleet manager. Figured $69 was cheaper than another doctor appointment. Pain is down around 65 percent on a long day. Consistent, not dramatic. That is what I needed. Best $69 I have spent on this truck. And I have spent a lot on this truck
Fleet driver for 19 years, dedicated produce route. The nerve pain running down my leg had me stopping every hour and a half just to walk it off. Logs were suffering, pay was suffering. My nephew found it and ordered it without telling me. Pain is down around 70 percent on a long day. Consistent, not dramatic. That is what I needed. Best $69 I have spent on this truck. And I have spent a lot on this truck
Company driver, 19 years, currently in a Volvo 860 running midwest to southeast. The nerve pain running down my leg had me stopping every 2 hours just to walk it off. Logs were suffering, pay was suffering. Tried epidural injections for months. Added foam seat cushions. Both let me down eventually. My safety director mentioned it. Ordered same day. Pain is down around 60 percent on a long day. Consistent, not dramatic. That is what I needed. If you are on the fence, get off it. Just try it
Night driver, 26 years on the midwest corridor, Freightliner Cascadia. I have been dealing with degenerative disc issues for years and every long haul just made it worse. Between a massage gun and physical therapy I had spent close to $800. Still hurting every shift. My wife kept sending me the link. Finally caved after two weeks. Noticed something by day 4. Week 11 I was convinced. 25,000 miles in, no flattening. Stopped popping pain meds before shifts. That alone is worth the five stars
Independent contractor, 33 years, mostly oversized loads. My compression in my lower spine was turning 9 to 11-hour shifts into 5-hour shifts. I could not push through it anymore. I had burned through a TENS unit and prescription anti-inflammatories already. Was not optimistic about trying something new. My fleet manager mentioned it at a safety meeting. Ordered it that night. Week 9 I mentioned to my brother that something was different. They said they had already noticed. 30,000 miles later, still going. Your back is not done yet. This proves it
Night driver, 25 years on the southeast run. Week 9 I told my wife something was different. She said she had already noticed. Wish the cover was removable for washing. Minor but worth noting Four stars for now. Might bump to five after another couple months
I drive construction materials on coast to coast. The Peterbilt 386 is basically my second home at this point. I was running on pain meds just to finish a 11 to 13-hour shift. That is not sustainable. Already been through inversion therapy and a coccyx cutout cushion. Both helped short term. Neither lasted more than a few weeks. My dispatcher mentioned it at a safety meeting. Ordered it that night. Results were gradual. Week 5 was the moment I knew I was keeping it. 90,000 miles later, no regrets. Worth every dollar. Period
I have been running the southeast run for about 14 years. By week 5 I was stopping less often. Real relief. Only complaint is shipping took 8 days. Estimated was 5-7. Good product, minor gripe. Still way better than everything else I tried
I drive livestock out of Texas and have been at it for 17 years. The lower back pain started about 5 years in and has gotten worse since. My fleet manager found it and ordered it without telling me. Week 2 I told my fleet manager something was different. They had already noticed. 45,000 miles later, still going. Easen earned a permanent spot in my Western Star 5700. Non-negotiable from here on
Night driver, 10 years strong, the I-44, Peterbilt 579. I was calling in occasionally because the lower back pain was genuinely unworkable. Losing money I could not afford to lose. I went through memory foam inserts and foam seat cushions back to back. The memory foam inserts helped slightly more but still faded. Found it on a driver at a Flying J at midnight when the lower back pain was bad enough I could not sleep. Week 8 the lower back pain eased noticeably. 55,000 miles in and it has not come back the same way it used to. My specialist said keep doing whatever I am doing. Did not tell her it was a $69 cushion
Package took 12 days to arrive. I am in Indiana and the estimate was 5-7. Support got back to me but the first reply did not actually answer my question. First impressions of the product are okay. The buying experience was the issue Rating the buying experience right now, not the cushion. Hoping to change this to 5 stars
Chiropractors manage the symptom, visit after visit, forever. Easen SitRelief eliminates the pressure that causes it.
While you drive, 2,000+ honeycomb gel columns disperse your body weight — so the crushing load never lands on your sit-bones and your sciatic nerve stays decompressed.
No $150 adjustments that reset the moment you climb back in the cab, no brace weakening your core, no pills putting your DOT card at risk.
Stop managing pain. Eliminate the cause.
12,847+ OTR drivers. 60 days to change everything.
Does this sound like you?
If any of these hit close to home, you're exactly who we built this for.
The 14-Hour Shift
By hour 8, your lower back is on fire. You count the miles until the next fuel stop just to stand up. Every drive feels longer than the last.
The Dock Wait
Three hours at the receiver. Sitting in the cab, back seizing up, waiting for a dock door that never opens. You'll pay for this tonight.
Home Time Wasted
You finally get home. Two days off. But your back is so wrecked from the road, you can barely play with the kids. Home time becomes recovery time.
The $2,000+ trap.
You've tried everything the truck stop and the chiropractor sold you. You still can't finish a shift without pain.
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Aftermarket seat — $800+
Installed it in your rig. Helped for 2 weeks. Then the pain came right back. And you can't take it out of the truck.
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Chiropractor visits — $85 each
Feels great walking out. Feels like garbage 2 days later. You need it every week just to keep driving.
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Truck stop back braces — $40+
Bought 3 different ones. All uncomfortable. All in the trash within a month.
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Foam seat wedges — $20–35
Flattened in 3 weeks. Slides all over the seat. Made your back worse, not better.
You didn't have the wrong back.You had the wrong support.
One cushion. Every seat you sit in.
Take it everywhere. From the cab to the couch, the same relief follows you.
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12,847+ drivers finally driving pain-free
Real reviews from real truckers, coast to coast.
Excellent 4.8/5
Chicago to LA, pain-free
Ran a 3-day haul, first time in years I didn't need Advil at the halfway mark. This thing works.
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Mike R
Verified OTR
My sciatica finally shut up
Doctor told me to avoid sitting long hours. Not really an option when you drive for a living. This cushion is the first thing that's actually helped. The shooting pain down my leg is nearly gone. Wish I'd found it sooner.
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David R.
Verified OTR
My wife noticed the difference
Used to come home and just lay flat for a day. Now I walk in the door and actually feel human. She said I look 10 years younger.
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Robert S
OTR 12 years
Paid for itself in one week
Got tired of throwing money at chiropractors. Bought easen. Haven't been back to the chiro in 3 months.
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Dave K.
Owner-Operator
Best $129 my team ever spent
My partner and I both bought the bundle. We swap seats without swapping pain. Team driving got 10× better.
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Adam T
Team Driver
On my second one for the berth
Was skeptical. Bought it anyway. Now I've got one in the cab and one in the sleeper. Life-changer.
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Carlos M.
Regional Driver
Stopped dreading long drives
I used to stretch every hour on road trips. My tailbone would be killing me by mile 200. Threw this in the car on a whim — drove 6 hours straight and stepped out feeling completely normal. First time that's ever happened.
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Tom w
Verified OTR
Best $100 my team ever spent
My partner and I both bought one. We swap seats without swapping pain. Team driving got 10× better.
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Jerry T.
Team driver
Your journey with easen
First Haul
Instant difference
The pressure points that make you shift every 10 minutes? Gone. You'll feel it by mile 100.
First Week
Your back remembers what "not hurting" feels like
Fewer forced fuel stops. Deeper sleep in the berth. You end the week less wrecked than you started.
10,000 Miles
Same firmness on day 30 as day 1
Your back doesn't count the miles anymore. Home time actually feels like home time again.
100,000 Miles
Still going strong
The gel hasn't flattened. Your back hasn't wrecked. You've forgotten what chronic back pain even feels like.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it fit my truck seat?+
Yes. easen is sized to fit standard truck seats across Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner, Volvo, Mack, and International cabs. If your seat fits a standard bench cushion, easen fits.
Will this work for sciatica / tailbone / lower back pain?+
easen is designed to reduce pressure on the coccyx, sit bones, and lower back. Many customers with sciatica and tailbone sensitivity report significant relief. easen is a comfort product, not a medical device — it supports your body while you sit but isn't a substitute for medical treatment.
Will it slide around on the seat during hard braking?+
No. The black mesh base has a grip texture that holds firm on cloth, vinyl, and leather truck seats. It stays put through hard stops, sharp turns, and full-day shifts.
Does it hold up in summer heat inside the cab?+
Yes. TPE gel is heat-stable up to 140°F. Your cab can hit 130°F on an Arizona haul — easen stays firm, breathable, and cool. Foam melts. Gel doesn't.
How durable is it for OTR driving?+
Tested by OTR drivers over 100,000+ miles. The honeycomb gel structure bounces back after every use. Still firm at year 2. That's why we back it with a 60-day haul test guarantee.
Can I use it in the sleeper berth too?+
Yes. Many drivers buy two — one for the driver seat, one for the sleeper berth mattress to help with pressure points during sleep. It fits on top of any berth mattress.
How does the 60-day haul test guarantee work?+
Try easen for 60 days on any haul, any route. If it doesn't end your back pain, we refund every dollar. No return needed — you can even keep the cushion. That's how confident we are.
How do I clean it?+
Unzip the black mesh cover, machine wash cold. The gel core wipes down with a damp cloth. Air dry the cover overnight — ready for your next haul in the morning..
$69 did what $2,000 in doctor bills couldn't.
Join 12,847+ drivers who stopped spending and started driving pain-free. One shift is all it takes.
