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Jaz Petite Support Bolster – High-Density Foam Positioning Pillow – Liberator

At 14 × 18 × 6 in, the smallest-footprint Liberator shape we stock — it packs in a carry-on.

Hands-on tested by our Ottawa team
The Liberator Jaz is a compact positioning bolster: 14 × 18 × 6 inches, high-density polyurethane foam, removable machine-washable cover, moisture-resistant liner. Its 6-inch height gives a gentle curved lift rather than a steep angle, and its 18-inch footprint stores under a bed or packs in a carry-on. Ships from Ottawa.
Ships from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
CAD $170.23
Delivery2–7 business days across Canada
Warranty12-month warranty
Returns2-day Pleasure Promise
Expected lifespanHigh-density polyurethane foam holds up for years; cover and zipper wear first. Sewing defects warranted 12 months.
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Who this is for

Best for all levels usersCouplesSoloTravel-friendly

Who this is for

Buy the Jaz if space is your constraint. At 18 inches across and 6 inches high it fits a studio, a shared bedroom, or a suitcase. Liberator names oral, doggy, reclined and edge-of-bed positions for it. If you want a steeper angle, the 24-inch Wedge is the bigger shape.

Full specifications

Everything we know about this product, in one place — no fine print, no guessing.

Size & feel
Total length
18.0 in / 45.7 cm
Ownership & origin
Warranty
12 months
Expected lifespan
High-density polyurethane foam holds up for years; cover and zipper wear first. Sewing defects warranted 12 months.
Condition
New
MPN
L2017
Designed in
Designed by Liberator, based in Atlanta, Georgia
Body-Safe Verified

Body-safe by design — not by claim.

The Jaz is a foam-and-fabric positioning aid, not an insertable product. It has a furniture-grade high-density polyurethane foam core, a moisture-resistant poly/nylon liner, and a removable machine-washable cover. Keep the cover zipped closed during use and wash it between uses. Adults 18+ only.

Common questions

Real questions, answered by the team that tested it.

Usage
Does the cover actually come off and go in the washing machine?
Yes. The cover unzips completely off the foam core and Liberator describes it as fully machine-washable. Underneath it is a separate moisture-resistant poly/nylon liner, which you wipe down rather than wash. The foam core itself never goes in a machine. Follow the sewn-in care label for temperature.
Usage
What happens if fluids get through the cover?
The liner is moisture-resistant, not waterproof — there is no IP rating on a foam pillow, and we will not pretend otherwise. One retailer rates the Jaz's water resistance as "Medium (good for most sex play but not standing water or squirting)." If fluids soak past the liner they reach polyurethane foam, which cannot be washed and takes days to dry through. Put a towel or a waterproof throw on top if you expect any volume.
General
How big is it, exactly?
14 inches deep × 18 inches wide × 6 inches high — 35.6 × 45.7 × 15.2 cm. For scale, that is roughly the footprint of a large sofa cushion and about the height of a stacked pair of bed pillows. It arrives vacuum-compressed and needs a few hours to reach full size.
General
Is this the Jaz or the Jaz Motion?
This is the base Jaz — the one most retailers call the "Jaz Original." It measures 14 × 18 × 6 inches with a single curved face, and Liberator lists it at $120 USD. The Jaz Motion is a different product: 19 × 13 × 6 inches, dual-sided with one curved and one flat face, listed at $125. Liberator also makes a Jaz Curved and a two-piece Jaz Duet. If you are comparing listings elsewhere, check the dimensions rather than the name.
Body-Safe
How firm is it, and will it hold a heavier person?
Liberator specifies the core as furniture-grade high-density polyurethane foam, "fully supportive." In practice that means noticeably firmer than any bed pillow — it does not compress under body weight the way a stack of pillows does, which is the reason to buy a shape at all. Liberator publishes no weight limit for the Jaz, and we are not going to invent one. If a specific load is your deciding factor, email us and we will ask Liberator directly.
General
Will it look like sex furniture if someone sees it?
Liberator's own pitch is that it is discreet enough to pass as an ordinary decorative cushion, and at 6 inches high with a rounded profile that is fair. It has a small Liberator logo patch — the only giveaway. It also tucks under a bed or into a closet, and needs about 18 by 14 inches of floor to store.
General
Is it worth it versus just stacking pillows — or versus the bigger Wedge?
Honestly: two different answers. Versus pillows — pillows compress, and the compressing is the problem; the Jaz's high-density foam holds an angle for as long as you need it, and the cover comes off and washes, which yours does not. Versus our 24-inch Wedge — they cost the same on this site because Liberator lists them both at $120 USD, so the Jaz is not the dollars-per-inch winner. Buy the Jaz because it is small: it fits a studio, a shared bedroom, or a carry-on. If a larger object would fit your room and you want a steeper angle, buy the Wedge instead. For reference, other Canadian retailers list the Jaz at $189.95-$189.99.
Warranty
Does it come with a warranty?
Liberator gives all its brand products a 1-year manufacturer warranty, and it is worth knowing the exact scope: it covers sewing defects. It does not cover foam softening over time or liner wear. On top of that, Red Pleasures' own 30-day Pleasure Promise applies, and every unit ships from Ottawa.

How to use, clean, and store

The first-5-minutes card in your box has the short version. This is the extended guide.

  1. 1. Unzip the shipping bag. The Jaz arrives vacuum-compressed — give it a few hours to expand fully.
  2. 2. Check that the cover is zipped closed over the liner before first use.
  3. 3. Place it on the mattress with the curved face up.
  4. 4. Slide it under the hips to raise them, which changes the angle of entry.
  5. 5. Turn it lengthwise under the shoulders or chest for oral and edge-of-bed positions.
  6. 6. Lay a towel or a waterproof throw over it if you expect fluids.
  7. 7. Lift and reposition it by hand rather than dragging it — the foam is firm and will not fold.
  8. 8. Unzip the cover and wash it afterwards.
Important: The liner resists moisture. It is not a waterproof barrier, and no foam pillow carries an IP rating. Lube or fluids that soak past the liner reach polyurethane foam, which cannot be machine washed and will stay damp for days — put a waterproof throw on top.
  1. 1. Unzip the cover and slide it off the foam core.
  2. 2. Machine wash the cover on its own, following the sewn-in care label.
  3. 3. Line dry or tumble dry low. Do not iron the pile.
  4. 4. Wipe the moisture-resistant liner with a damp cloth and a little mild, unscented soap.
  5. 5. Never machine wash or submerge the foam core.
  6. 6. Let the liner air-dry completely before you put the cover back on.
  7. 7. If fluids reach the foam, blot it, stand it on edge, and allow days for it to dry through.
  1. 1. Store it dry, with the cover on.
  2. 2. Slide it under a bed or into a closet — it needs about 18 by 14 inches of floor.
  3. 3. Keep it out of direct sun; prolonged sun fades the cover.
  4. 4. Do not leave it compressed under heavy objects for long stretches.
  5. 5. For travel, pack it flat in the middle of a carry-on. It springs back.
  6. 6. Never store it damp — moisture trapped in foam turns into odour.
  1. Give it a few hours out of the box — it ships vacuum-compressed.
  2. Start with it under your hips; 6 inches is a gentle lift, not a ramp.
  3. Try it lengthwise under the shoulders for oral positions.
  4. Lay a towel or throw over it before you reach for lube.
  5. It is firmer than a bed pillow on purpose — that is the point.

The Jaz Petite Support Bolster – High-Density Foam Positioning Pillow – Liberator story

Why we made it this way.

Liberator's foam-and-fabric bedroom shapes are made under One Up Innovations in Atlanta, and the Jaz is the one built for people who do not have room for the rest of the catalogue. It is 14 inches deep, 18 inches wide and 6 inches high — a rounded, gently ramped bolster rather than a steep wedge. Liberator's own page calls it a softer, curved incline with a smaller overall footprint, and that is an accurate description of what you get: a modest, deliberate lift, and an object you can slide under a bed or into a carry-on.

At 14 × 18 × 6 in, the smallest-footprint Liberator shape we stock — it packs in a carry-on.

That last part is the honest reason to buy it. Every other shape in this collection is bigger. The 24-inch Wedge is a taller, squarer object with a more dramatic angle; the Jaz is the one that fits a studio apartment, a shared bedroom, or a weekend bag. Liberator's own copy names oral, doggy, reclined, solo toy play and edge-of-bed positions for it.

The construction is simple, and worth understanding before you spend the money. The core is furniture-grade high-density polyurethane foam — firm enough that it does not compress the way a stack of bed pillows does, which is the entire reason to buy a shape instead of improvising. Over that sits a moisture-resistant poly/nylon liner, and over that a removable cover that unzips and goes in the washing machine. The liner resists moisture; it is not a waterproof barrier, and there is no IP rating on a foam pillow. If you expect fluids, put a throw on top.

Two things we will say out loud rather than bury. First, price. Liberator's list price for the Jaz is $120 USD — the same list price as the much larger 24-inch Wedge. That is Liberator's price sheet, not ours, but it means the Jaz is not the value pick in this collection on a dollars-per-inch basis. You are paying for a small, firm, well-made object. If a bigger shape would fit your room, the Wedge is the better use of the same money.

Second, photography. Right now this page has two studio photos of the pillow on a white background and nothing that shows its scale next to a person or a bed. Eighteen inches across is genuinely hard to picture from a cutout on white. We are fixing that.

We hold four units in Ottawa. Every one ships from here in plain packaging, and Liberator warrants its sewing for twelve months.

Designed by Liberator, based in Atlanta, Georgia

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