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The AVESTON Back Support Lower Back Brace is a medium-sized, patented orthopedic belt designed with 6 rigid plastic ribs and breathable elastic fabric to provide strong yet lightweight lumbar support. Adjustable triple-layer compression covers a wide spine area (T12 to S1), delivering instant pain relief and promoting natural rehabilitation. Engineered for comfort and durability, it features a 1-year warranty and is ideal for men and women seeking effective back pain management without bulk.
| Units | 1.0 count |
| Brand | AVESTON |
| Format | Wrap, Belt, Brace |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Country of origin | China |
M**L
Strong back support
This is a strong and sturdy back support that in my opinion is good value for the product if you have a lower back problem
C**H
Very good lumbar support
Bought for my husband who has a prolapse disc. Good support when sitting at computer for work and playing the drums.
B**9
Comfortable
Great item. I have worn it several times now and I am really happy with the support it gives to my back. I would recommend this to any one who needs extra support for those jobs that require a little bit more back work than normal.
S**T
Great quality and product
Fits well Great support for me
M**L
Too Small
i find it too wide uncomfortable to bend or sit down, the second band to secure the belt there is no stretch at all in it, sorry to sender, will have to return. michael
B**T
Helped with back pain.
Good back support.
A**G
its ok
sadly i ordered the size of my waist,hence a smaller belt came once i ordered the larger size it was ok,the product is very good and im happy with it,just the shame the sizing is confusing
S**T
Excellent
As a professional gardener with a dodgy back I can confirm this is exceptionally helpful. It offers really good support and is very comfortable to wear, including whilst sat driving. I wear this mostly when hedgecutting and lifting so I can attest to its durability.
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