Pull-It Back Brace

Bell-Horn Pull-It Back Brace
    DJ Orthopedics
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    Bell-Horn Pull-It Back Brace from HealthyKin.com is designed to reduce the amount of stress and strain on your back allowing you to return to your active lifestyle. Designed to meet the performance needs of athletes, the Pull-It is perfect for playing golf, tennis or other sports- even for hiking or horseback riding. The fully adjustable, lightweight and breathable mesh material means the brace can be worn comfortably, and provide compressive support all day long, so that it helps relieve back pain, weakness and fatigue. The Pull-It spinal brace features a patented Mechanical Advantage Pulley System. It provides a 5 to 1 ratio that is low-friction, creating powerful, smooth and easily-controlled compression. This allows for one-handed tightening and loosening of the brace.


    Bell-Horn Pull-It Back Brace Features:
    • Universally sized- fits 32 to 51 inch waists
    • Lower back support- lower back muscles are supported by the rigid panels
    • One pull closure- the unique fitting system adjusts with one simple pull

    Part numbers: 99505

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      1. on 7/23/2015, said:
      The Pull-it saves your back when helping other people, or lifting heavy objects. It is adjustable so you can tighten it when your lifting, then loosen it when your not. Great idea!
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      2. on 12/22/2014, said:
      I've had 5 back surgeries and have tried several types of supports without satisfactory results. This one works great. Pull the cord as tight as you want and get instant relief.
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      3. on 9/3/2014, said:
      Product works well, would prefer that it fit lower on the back. Works great when standing or walking, will not stay in position when sitting.
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