Tynor’s new lacepull LS belt. That immobilises the back and decompresses the lumbar vertebrae

Lacepull L.S. Belt is an advanced brace designed with semi rigid back splints and multiple pulley driven tightening mechanism to deliver controlled and independent compression to attenuate lower back pain. It ergonomically braces the waist, requires very less force, to achieve high compression and immobilization. Recommended specifically for postoperative stabilization and multi-level decompression.
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[@jesusjesus2258]

Nice

[@TynorindiaOrthotics]

Jesus Jesus thank you.

[@emremutlu3829]

Thank to this lumbar decompression belt. My dad who is 44, couldn't even walk a few weeks ago untill we get this belt. If you're wondering guys you can check this out:: www.bodysupporter.shop/ordernow

[@ravi1411]

Shall we use it for lifting weight in the gym.. I already have l4 l5 disc prolapse

[@TynorindiaOrthotics]

This would definitely support your back while you lift weight. If you have a disc prolapse, then it is even more important for you.

[@HarishKumar-gf5cw]

Can i use this for lumbar hyperlordosis

[@TynorindiaOrthotics]

Hi. We cannot make this recommendation. We request you to take this up with a medical practitioner who will look into your individual case. Otherwise yes being in the right posture helps hyper lordosis and this product would do that for you. The most important is the exercise of the abdominal muscle.
Thanks.

[@danleonhart1]

Device is terrible! The velcro peels off from the plastic draw handles overtime. Not robust enough for everyday use! No response from Tynor sales about my complaint either. Better models available out there that cost less.

[@TynorindiaOrthotics]

Hi, we sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused to you. Please share us the pictures of the product along with your contact details via email at [e-mail]
Our team will get in touch with you to provide the best possible solution.
Regards, Team Tynor

[@danleonhart1]

@@TynorindiaOrthotics the best possible solution is to make a complete product recall of this and any of the like that uses this technology of velcro and glue which doesn't work!