Review on Bar Stool Cushions,Memory Foam Bar Stool Covers Round Cushion With Non-Slip Backing And Elastic Band By Shinnwa 12" Navy by Angela Hernandez

Other reviews are right: this foam is waaay too thin. At least under my weight (170 lbs, 6' 1") the memory foam collapses so completely that I might as well be sitting right on my hard stool (I sit at the edge of the stool on my "sit bones" for posture).BUT -- at one point the "customers also bought" listed the foam pad FoamRush 2"x12"x12" which I then bought, and it's *perfect* -- regular foam (not memory foam) so it doesn't collapse as much and will shape to your butt, and I can sit all day. So swap out the foam, or if you want super-duper-padding, keep them *both* in -- I keep the traditional foam on top and the memory foam below (memory foam collapses less when it's on the bottom) -- which there's just enough space for as long as the top of your stool is thin. (Also if you're buying multiple, you can save money by buying the 4" thick pads for almost the same price, and slicing them in half with something as simple as a chef's knife, which is actually what I did -- because turns out you definitely cannot fit the 4" thickness in this cover!)One final note: I also bought the equivalent B074V56DD6 Baibu stool cover which is regular foam and not memory foam. However its foam is the same height and seems to collapse almost as much, so wasn't really a meaningful improvement. (Also its foam is not removable, like this one is.) Aesthetically and texture-wise they're basically identical except the Baibu has the 4 "tufting buttons" on top, which to me looks weird on something synthetic. So I like this Shinwa more because it doesn't have the buttons and the foam is removable so you have more options for customizing.