Posture Perfect Band, Back Support Brace

Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: Underworks
Color: White
Label: Underworks
Manufacturer: Underworks
Model: 409
Publisher: Underworks
Studio: Underworks

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionStand tall and feel good! Look good and feel good with this easy to wear posture support band. It gently and comfortably pulls the shoulders back to prevent slouching giving you the right posture. Proper posture aids in circulation so you feel good instantly. A new six way hook and eye system lets you adjust the size to custom fit your need. Completely undetectable under clothing. Widely used by dancers and equestrians. Highly recommended by chiropractors and physical therapists. Washable. Latex Free. Made in U.S.A. from nylon and spandex

Features:

New! Now with a 6-way Hook System
Durable and Washable
Invisible under clothing
Made in USA
LATEX FREE!

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Great Help
I found this product to be a great help in reminding me to keep my shoulders back. It's a little difficult to get off, but it wouldn't be doing you any good if it wasn't tight enough. You definitely need to wear it over a tee shirt, as it would leave your armpits raw otherwise. I have some neck problems, and found I could only wear it for a couple of hours without it putting too much strain on my neck. But that's been enough. Doing that has helped me to remember to keep my shoulders back throughout the day. For the price, it's a great product.

Rating:

- Rides up...
After wearing this brace for 20 minutes on the tightest setting, it stretched out and did not pull my shoulders back like it is designed to. It also started to ride up my back towards my neck which made it entirely useless. I guess you do get what you pay for... the shipping was as much as the product!

Rating:

- DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY
I'm sorry, but this item is a joke. There is absolutely nothing to this piece of elastic. The view is of the back and that is all there is, there is no front. Take a piece of elastic and put a rubber band at each end and there you have the "Posture Perfect Band, Back Support Brace" HA! Not worth returning, postage is more than the product. I wouldn't even rate this product with a -0, but I had to fill in all blanks and 1 star was as low as I could go.

Rating:

- You get what you pay for!
I purchased this item for my daughter as she is quite the sloucher; I was sick of poking my finger between her shoulder blades to get her to stand up straight.

This product lasted one day on her. She had major chafing in her underarm area, and it was constantly "riding up" since the elastic didn't seem to pull back. The other reviews are correct in that the product did not come with any instructions; just tossed in a plastic baggie and shipped off. Heck, I didn't even know there was a "this end up" until I read another review.

At least it wasn't a major expense.

Rating:

- Good for the price
For the price this is a great product! I immediately noticed a difference in my posture and with the brace on it was hard to slouch. The material is strong and well made. The only con to this product is that it fits extremely and uncomfortably tight in the armpits.

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