Why Sitting Gets Uncomfortable
For people who sit for hours
Before You Spend
$500+ on Another Chair...
Your chair may not be the problem.
The real issue could be the pressure building underneath you after hours of sitting.
What's happening underneath
Your weight isn't pressing into the seat equally.
When you sit for hours, some areas can carry more of the load than others. That's when concentrated pressure becomes harder to ignore.
A chair can feel perfectly fine at first — and very different later in the day.
Softer isn't always better
More cushion doesn't always mean better support.
The question isn't only how soft a seat feels. It's how the support responds when your weight shifts.
Soft — but still one surface.
Traditional padding compresses beneath your body. More softness doesn't automatically mean the load is spread more evenly.
Multiple points of support.
Individual air cells flex as you move, helping spread seated pressure across a wider contact area.
A different approach
49 air cells. One simple difference.
Instead of adding another thick layer of foam, the air-cell design is made to respond as your body moves.
Add a little air for a firmer feel. Release some for a softer feel.
Meet AirCloud™
A better way to sit — without buying a new chair.
49 interconnected air cells adapt as your weight shifts, with adjustable firmness so you can fine-tune the feel for your seat.
Made for everyday sitting
One cushion. The seats you already use.
At your desk
Bring adjustable support to the chair you already work in.
In the car
Lightweight enough to move with you when long sitting follows you.
At home
Use it on compatible dining chairs, couches, or other everyday seats.
Before you replace the chair
Change what you're actually sitting on.
A simple, adjustable 49-cell upgrade for the chair you already own.
TRY AIRCLOUD™ →