Looking for foam to pad a skateboard that my patient use to get around on. Has delicate feet and needs a dense cushion that will not press flat.
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I guess this would work, but it is a lot of foam for a small skateboard. Go to a fabric store, they usually carry foam in different thicknesses. Less money!
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This will eventually press flat. I think any memory foam would. Have you considered looking for a soft rubber mat? That could take more weight and hold up better.
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I did some looking around and pulled up "rubber mats". I found a role of "Valeo Yoga Mat, Purple" that you could cut to shape and apply several layers that wouldn't flatten. It's rather inexpensive too so multiple layers wouldn't cost a lot.
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The separate piece of foam inside the cover is 1" to 1.25" thick, as-stated by several others. I will add that it's medium-density, at best, and thus compresses very quickly and doesn't provide that much support. Better than nothing? Yes. Could it be better with thicker or higher-density foam? Definitely!I have a garden kneeling pad that's approximately the same thickness, but much more dense and rubber-like. If I were to cut a piece out of that and put it inside the cover, I'm sure it would be much more comfortable!
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I agree. The foam does not last long and becomes flat in a few weeks. Should cost much less with inferior foam base.
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These pads have a soft rubbery texture and would provide some cushioning. These pads also have adhesive on one side already, so no glue required.
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The separate piece of foam inside the cover is 1" to 1.25" thick, as-stated by several others. I will add that it's medium-density, at best, and thus compresses very quickly and doesn't provide that much support. Better than nothing? Yes. Could it be better with thicker or higher-density foam? Definitely! I have a garden kneeling pad that's approximately the same thickness, but much more dense and rubber-like. If I were to cut a piece out of that and put it inside the cover, I'm sure it would be much more comfortable!
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You can get any cushion, with any shape, and size at http://arizonacustomcushions.com i totally recommend it
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They are a coated dense foam, not real soft if that is what you are looking for.
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Not very thick. If the person who uses these is ambulatory, may I suggest TENA Ultimate Pad. If the person is bedridden, depends are just as thick and a great deal less expensive. Good luck
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At the Pelican website or just google for replacement foam. Do a search through Amazon and you should find it.
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I don't know memory foam, but the board has padding covered with neoprene. Quite comfortable but my instep does ache after supporting all my weight for 6+ minutes. I'd really like to have more support contact in the food and ankle area. Good luck
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If it's cool out, something is needed. I have used blankets and yoga pads, but I was most comfortable with a 3" piece of foam. Cheers
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I don't have a cushion on this bench. But if you measure it, you might find one at Lowes, Home Depot, or even Walmart.
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Density relates to how tightly the foam is per square inch. It actually relates to how much the foam mooshes when you lay on it. The higher the density the more resistance to weight. Think of sitting on a cheap foam pad on a chair. It would flatten easily and you would feel the surface below it quite quickly. A dense foam pad would keep you above the hard board. My understanding the higher the foam density the longer it will provide the cushioned sleep you want. If you and your partner are large people you should be concerned with both depth of the matress as well as density of the foam. However if the density is too great it may not have the "coosh" you would expect. Non scientific answer but the best I can do
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If you want. Its foam but why waste the money cutting this one down when you can shop around for one the size you need and most likely less money?
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These pads are made of a foam like material similar to what would be in a foam pillow. I used them on both of my feet since each one had a Neuroma. I had surgery on the right one and am healing and now use orthotics in my shoes.
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Foam is not resilient. Smooth surface becomes full of dints from hand pressure.
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Go buy yourself a brick from your local hardware store. That brick will be softer than this pad. A lot softer...