The Original Zero Gravity Chair Cushion for Foot Rest Allows You to Relax in Total Comfort – Great for Antigravity Outdoor Folding Camping Recliner, Standard, 15.75"

The only thing I did not really like about my zero gravity chair was the bottom metal bar which was uncomfortable on my achilles. This is the perfect (and I really mean perfect) solution to the problem. Durable, comfortable, easy to use. My wife sews (and teaches sewing) and is capable of making a similar to identical product but when she looked at the materials, complexity and time to make one basically said for the price this was being sold it was better to buy it from this seller then to try to make one herself. So a tip of my hat and raise a toast of a glass to this seller.

I was so glad that they had accessories for this chair. Because putting your feet on the metal can be harsh at times. I also got their arm covers, I got a memory foam padding. I made my chair ultra comfortable.

Works great supports your ankles with the cushion. Easy to install. Really helps as you recline back, other wise all you have is the cold, hard steel of the support. Even with low cut shoes it makes a great addition to the chair, campfire or movie night.

Excellent product. MUCH better than the swimming pool noodle that I was using. Thank you !

I use my zero gravity chair A LOT, so Ik all about the pain that they can cause to the back of your heels. I turned to the good old pool noodle with fun colored duct tape solution and that worked...for a while. They would start to permanently compress where my heels usually are, so I started adding an additional layer there. It kind of became a pain in the butt to maintain and the noodle and tape got gross looking rather quickly, so I went looking for something better and found this product. It is superior. I've been using it basically daily for 7 months and there are no compression points. My only complaint is that it does tend to spin around the bar. To combat this, I cut a piece of non-slip rug pad and wrap it around the bar. That piece has just started to work its way out (cushion still isnt spinning though), so I'm considering using hot glue to adhere it to the foot bar.