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Multi-Strap Full Back Posture Support

Multi-Strap Full Back Posture Support

Crossing straps connect the shoulder support to a broad waist panel.

  • Full Back Posture Brace
  • Coverage: Upper Back, Lumbar, Shoulder
Regular price $36.00 USD
Regular price $78.00 USD Sale price $36.00 USD
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  • High quality cross straps (elastic and comfortable)
  • User-friendly & Easily Wear by Yourself
  • "X" Shaped Back Straps Offer Added Support to Back & Shoulder
  • Adjustable & Lightweight Full Back Support
  • Upper & Lower Back Pain Relief
  • Scoliosis, Hunchback, Hump, Thoracic, Spine Correction

Specifically Designed for:

  • Poor Posture Correction and Spinal Support
  • Back Pain Relief for Men and Women
  • Support for Heavy Lifting Work
  • Ideal Holiday Gift for Family and Friends
  • Better Posture, Enhanced Confidence
Size Guide — measure before you choose

Measure around the waist and compare the height reference as well. Shoulder-to-waist fit depends on torso length as well as circumference.

Size Waist circumference (cm) Height reference (cm)
M 68–75 150–165
L 72–80 160–178
XL 78–86 165–180
XXL 85–93 165–180
XXXL 90–103 170–185
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Crossing straps connect the shoulder support to a broad waist panel.

Bring the shoulder straps and waist section together in one adjustable back support. The extended back panel connects the upper and lower sections, so both the shoulder fit and the waist fit matter when choosing your size.

Coverage & Construction

Shoulders, upper back and waist/lower-back area.

Choose this style when you want connected shoulder-and-waist coverage rather than a waist-only belt.

Design & Adjustment

  • Extended back panel: The long panel links the shoulder section to the waist section.
  • Shoulder straps: The shoulder loops are part of the fit, so check their position as well as the lower closure.
  • Waist panel: The broad waist section adds coverage around the middle of the torso.
  • Crossing straps: The straps cross across the support instead of following a single straight band.
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Product Specifications

Detail Specification
Design Multi-Strap Full Back Posture Support
Coverage Shoulders, upper back and waist/lower-back area
Construction Extended back panel, Shoulder straps, Waist panel, Crossing straps
size options M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL

Size & Fit

Measure around the waist and compare the height reference as well. Shoulder-to-waist fit depends on torso length as well as circumference.

Size Waist circumference (cm) Height reference (cm)
M 68–75 150–165
L 72–80 160–178
XL 78–86 165–180
XXL 85–93 165–180
XXXL 90–103 170–185
Multi-Strap Full Back Posture Support size guide
Size reference for this product. Select the matching option above.

Check the selected size, color, side and quantity before adding to cart. Photos may show more than one option.

How to Wear

  1. Open the fasteners and loosen the adjustment straps before putting the brace on.
  2. Slip your arms through the shoulder loops and center the long panel along your back.
  3. Fasten the waist section, then adjust the shoulder and crossing straps evenly.
  4. Check the fit while sitting and standing. Keep the shoulder straps flat and avoid pulling them tight enough to dig into the underarms.

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Care & Washing

Close hook-and-loop tabs, zippers and other closures before washing. Hand wash in cool or lukewarm water with mild soap, rinse thoroughly and air-dry away from direct heat. Do not bleach, tumble-dry, iron or use fabric softener. Follow the sewn-in care label if it gives different instructions.

Shipping & Returns

Check checkout for the delivery estimate for your address and selected option. See our shipping policy for details. If the size is not right, review the return policy and contact us before sending the item back.

FAQs

Why you need a back brace?

Back injuries frequently occur in the United States due to job-related activities involving repetitive motion or strain on the back, such as lifting and twisting. These activities often lead to sore muscles and back pain. Additionally, engaging in sports and physical activities, particularly contact sports, can put significant stress on the back. Exploring common back injuries provides further insight.

To safeguard against the risk of back injuries during these activities, using a back brace is highly recommended. Employing a back brace delivers added support to the lower back, acting as an effective preventative measure. These braces offer compression, contributing to the stabilization of the back while in motion. Moreover, some individuals utilize back braces to address concerns related to posture and slouching.

Can I wear a back brace all day at work?

If you're new to wearing a back brace, it's recommended to start gradually. Begin with shorter durations and gradually increase the time as your body adjusts. Abrupt or prolonged use may lead to dependence on the brace and potentially weaken supporting muscles.

When does wearing a brace become bad for you?

Wearing a brace is very beneficial if it is 1) worn correctly and it is 2) worn temporarily over a period of several weeks or less, and 3) if you engage in a physical therapy or exercise program simultaneously to strengthen the areas you are protecting with the brace.

Wearing a brace is not beneficial and potentially harmful to you if you 1) rely too heavily on the brace for support, 2) continue to move with poor body mechanics, 3) continue to have weakness in the areas supported by the brace, and 4) do not engage in an exercise program to allow you to wean off the use of the brace.

In conclusion, wearing a brace can be beneficial and help accelerate your recovery from an injury by protecting injured joints and soft tissue during the acute inflammatory phase of an injury. But, in order to effectively use a brace you must engage in an exercise program to improve the strength and coordination of the injured area. Wearing a brace too long will prove to have a negative impact on your function and quality of life.

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