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Review: Easystand Magician Comfy Seat

Product Information

Manufacturer: Altimate Medical, Inc.

Reviewed by: Pamela Brannen, PT,MS from Tamarac , Florida

Why did you purchase the product?
For assisting an 8 yr. old. He needs standing in school with minimal assistance by teaching staff.

How well did the product meet your needs?
Good for standing only. Contour back causes posterior pelvic tilt. He is developing a kyphotic posture. Originally purchased by another school transferred to this boy in another school.

Are there specific features of the product that you liked?
Knee blocks. Tray. Ease of transition from sit to stand.

Are there specific features of the product that you disliked?
Curved back is a very bad idea. Linear seat would be better for spine posture. Achiving ant. Pelvic tilt is very difficult even using a insert wedge seat. The boy sits in erect spine thoracic, but severe kyphosis lower thoracic and upper lumbar area. He sits with a ppt. All day unless standing. Not enough lumbar support available.

Any other comments about the product's performance?
Casters are good. Easy to maneuver on level surfaces.

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