The Float Cushion
Sit through your workday with less pressure on your cyst
We designed The Float around the pilonidal site instead of adapting a generic coccyx pad.
It has a 10-inch cutout positioned for where a pilonidal cyst sits, dual-layer memory foam made to hold its shape through a long day, and a plain charcoal cover that doesn’t look like medical equipment.
Free US shipping · Cancel any time before it ships · 60-day guarantee from delivery
What changes when you sit
The aim is simple. You get through a full meeting without shifting in your chair every twenty minutes, and through a long drive or flight without dreading the seat.
The Float doesn’t treat the cyst. Sitting puts pressure on the area, and taking that pressure off is the one job a cushion can do.
You’ve been looking
for something like this.
By now you know where the problem sits. Chairs are made for bodies without a cyst, so they’re built for general comfort, not for one specific spot that flares the moment pressure lands on it.
You’ve probably tried a coccyx cushion, a donut, maybe a folded jacket. They help a little or not at all, because they’re shaped for tailbone pain, not for a cyst in the cleft between the buttocks.
Where most cushions fall short.
Cutout in the wrong place
Most coccyx cushions are cut for tailbone pain. A pilonidal cyst sits in the cleft between the buttocks, so the cutout can miss it and leave pressure on the area you’re trying to protect.
Foam that gives out
Soft foam bottoms out and closes the cutout by midday. Very firm foam doesn’t absorb anything.
Neither keeps its shape through a full workday.
Looks too medical
Bright blue foam, clinical packaging, a shape that announces itself in every room. You’re already managing a condition. Your cushion shouldn’t be the thing people ask about.
The Float Cushion
Free US shipping · Cancel any time before it ships · 60-day guarantee from delivery
Pre-order · Ships in November
Cutout position
The cutout is built around the cyst, not the tailbone.
Coccyx cushions are built around the tailbone. The Float’s cutout is positioned lower, around the pilonidal site. The difference looks small on the shelf and matters over a full day of sitting.
10-inch cutout, designed to relieve pressure on the pilonidal cyst
Firmness
Foam made to hold its shape through a long day.
Soft foam can bottom out by midday and close the cutout. The Float uses two layers of memory foam: a denser base that resists compression and a softer top layer that contours. The denser base is there to keep the cutout open while you sit.
Dual-layer memory foam · Designed for all-day sitting
Discreet design
It looks like a cushion. Nothing more.
The cover is dark charcoal with no branding, and the shape is a plain seat cushion, not a clinical one. It blends in on an office chair or a car seat without announcing itself. The only person who needs to know you’re managing something is you.
Charcoal cover · No visible medical branding
60 days to decide.
Use it for up to 60 days after it arrives. If it isn’t working for you, email us and we’ll refund you in full. We limit refunds to one cushion per household.
Before it ships, you can cancel for any reason and get your money back.
What’s included
$89
Free US shipping · Cancel any time before it ships · 60-day guarantee from delivery
Pre-order · Ships in November
Questions people ask us.
Ready to try it?
Email us within 60 days of delivery and we’ll refund you in full. You won’t need to ship it back.
Or read the free guide first if you want to know more before deciding.