Good stabilization and cushion
921427
I wear a size 8, and these fit true to size.

I am a casual runner.  I like to triathlon, but running is my least favorite event and I'm not exceptionally good.  But I tend go through running shoes about every 6 months.

I tend to overpronate on my left foot when I run; however, supinate on my right when I am standing (I know. . . I am super lop-sided).  I usually read reviews to search for the best running shoes that are currently on the market for these particular issues.  I'm not married to one particular brand of running shoes; I've worn Asics and Sauconys and New Balance in the past.  This is my first time trying Brooks.  This particular style (the Ghost 9) is great for providing stabilizing support while adding cushion to my step.  The shoes are lightweight and comfortable.  I enjoy them very much.

I also love bright colors.  I would have preferred green or orange, but the florescent pink is still very fun.
1244739
I had a big supply of Thorlo thick cushion hiking socks which were too thick for some shoes.  These moderate cushion crews are just right and helped some athletic shoes that do not come narrower than A2 fit and feel better.  My foot is very thin with no padding on the bottom and calouses build up, but wearing these socks help so much.  They hug my foot and do not bunch up or wrinkle in shoes.  They are well worth the price for me except I wish the top edge were like the hiking socks.  These may not hold up as long because of the top edges.  The hiking socks have stayed nice after many years. Also, because the foot part of the moderate cushion fits snugly and the part above  the ankle is looser, sometimes ankles puff up but my athletic shoes may be the cause.  They are still so much more comfortable than other socks and I wear them so much need more pairs.  My foot doctor recommends Thorlos in an instruction page he gives patients.
3554160
Have always felt most of these floating loungers are a bit pricey given the materials involved but as they go, these seem pretty good in design, giving more comfort than ones we had previously by having cushioning at the head and foot, though most peoples' feet will likely protrude beyond the foot cushion. Easy to put together and the position in the chair has you partially submerged in the hip/upper leg area to keep cool in hot summer temps.
2017248
Very comfortable.  I like the non-skid bottom - the cusion stays in place and is very comfortable.  I would recommend these cushions
2580517
Good fit, good cushioning, warm but not too thick.
2873589
comfortable and good cushioning for senior player
1053214
Fits well, offers good cushioning.  Straps in the middle help to secure cover in place, so it doesn't slide off as did my previous cover.
1701293
I've been very pleased with this zafu (which I ended up choosing, because it was the cheapest one I could find, which looked comparable to the $40-60 cushions available elsewhere).  The material is a heavy, soft cotton, it's stitched well, comes generously stuffed and there is a zipper on the side so you can adjust the heighth by removing some of the filling.

I feel very stable and grounded on this cushion.  I'd been sitting on flat ground for two years, before finally breaking down and buying a zafu, that I almost feel spoiled with this.  It's made meditation much more enjoyable for me.  I can sit much longer than I could on flatground and without any discomfort.
2009586
It is as described. I am happy the cushion is firm unlike the squishy ones that don't hold their form.
1734103
They work better than the stock cushions but could be bigger. They're comfy. I used them on 2 coast to coast (U.S.) flights with no discomfort at all.
2781042
I have found the cushion to be of a good quality. It has been a help to me on certain hard chairs with my sciatica problems.
9204
Good product for a good price. Don't expect the highest quality comfort, but I've had this for six months or so now and it's held up just fine despite leaning slightly to one side (though that's mostly on me). A good amount of cushion on the seat, but not enough in my opinion. I sit in this for long periods of time working at my desk or gaming (several hours sometimes) and it is pretty comfy. Combine it with an extra seat cushion and it'll be great (a combo much more economical than a $500 chair).
2280435
This is a great moderate stability and cushioning shoe. I weigh about 205, so I need a substantial shoe to cushion the blows, but I only mildly pronate so I need a shoe with moderate stability but not too much (I hate shoes with heavy stability posts that jam into my arch, I'm talking to you Asciscs Kayano and Brooks Adrenaline!!!). The MR 993 fits the bill and I would recommend it, particularly to the larger runners out there. The support is firm but not stifling, the arches are medium height and cushioning heavy.

That being said, the shoe runs wide, particularly in the size 14/15 range. Whereas I find myself wearing other shoes in size 15D or 15B, on the NB 993 I wear a 15 2A (that's double narrow). Give the narrow sizes a shot.
1309538
Works like a champ. Good quality, easy assembly. Provides good cushion and the surface is somewhat non-slippery / has a nice grip.
4050942
I run a decent amount throughout the week to keep my cardio up. I needed a pair of cushioned shoes that could give me a soft landing pad for these old knees  but, also not sink into the ground and feel mushy. These have a good response to contact and keep you going through the run.

My only complaint about the shoes is the heel counter on the outside and heel padding on the interior. These two spots need to be stiffened up a bit so that it provides a more locked in fit. My heel slips slightly while running but not enough to where the shoe doesn't provide enough security to take off and feel stable.

Otherwise these sneakers are definitely a good purchase!
4217691
The stability cushion works as expected. I've not had any problems. It allows me to sit longer and with better posture.  I'm very satisfied with my purchase.
4069758
Pros:
- When you fold the three squares up, as it is designed to do, it stands independently and can be easily stored tucked beside/behind other furniture.
- Handles make it easy to grab and move around.
- Affordable
- Plenty of cushion for exercises/stretches where pressure is more evenly distributed -- lying on back or side, sitting, etc -- for this 140 lb PT patient

Neutral:
- Enough cushioning to provide almost complete (but not quite complete) relief when I am holding a stretch that puts significant pressure on my knees -- I can feel the hardwood floor just touch the tip of my knees through the mat.

Cons:
- Mat is not very dense and is developing divots in the areas where I regularly put down a lot of pressure -- ie, where my knees usually are when I'm holding certain stretches.  Obviously shifting about a bit helps with this, but imagine it won't hold up for more than a year without large areas becoming quite thin, at this rate.