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Reddit mentions of Easy Posture Lumbar Back Support Mesh (Black Mesh, 1PC, 2PC)
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Easy Posture Lumbar Back Support Mesh (Black Mesh, 1PC, 2PC). Here are the top ones.
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- 🧘♂️【Our Back Support for Office Chair Makes Sitting More Comfortable】- Ergonomic & made with breathable double-layer mesh for complete air flow, our mesh lumbar support contours to your back giving it a natural S-curve for better posture & spinal support, thereby relieving pressure & lower back pain while sitting or driving.
- 🛑【Stops Slouching & Poor Posture】- Our Easy Posture corrector for chair helps you to sit up straight in office chairs, desk chair, car seat, or truck seat. Keeps your spine properly aligned to improve & correct your posture. Our lower back support for office chair will give you firm support & reduce back pain, letting you focus more on the task at hand.
- ✅【Our Lumbar Support for Office Chair Stops Slippage】- Tighten our Mesh Back Support w/ the adjustable double-strap buckle design (horizontal & vertical) to firmly secure the lumbar support around your desk / office chairs, car seats & kitchen chairs. Adjust & tighten the horizontal strap around most car seats or truck seats. [CAUTION: If needed, message us on Amazon w/ your address to receive a bonus pair of extender straps].
- 🚗【No More Back Pain While Driving】Most car seats lack adequate lumbar support. Install our Lumbar Support for Car and your lower back will feel like you're sitting in a new car with good car seat back support. Our lumbar support pillow for car has an ergonomic contoured design for the driver seat. Perfect for short or long car drives.
- ✅【Invest in a Chair Support for Better Posture】- Our office lumbar support will give you better back support so you can sit longer free from back pain. Sit & relax with our lumbar support for chair that provides great arch support with dimensions of 15.5"x12.75"x5" (may vary slightly).
- 💦【Say No to Sweaty Backs】- Unlike memory foam that gets hot, the Easy Posture Mesh Back Support has a great ventilation system of breathable mesh fabric designed for great air circulation for your back; very therapeutic!
- ✅【Our Policy: Lifetime Replacement Guarantee】If anything goes wrong with your Easy Posture Desk Chair Lumbar Support, we got your back (literally)! You will be protected under our lifetime warranty. Easy Posture Brands will take good care of you before & after your purchase.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black Mesh |
| Height | 3.3 Inches |
| Length | 15 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.3 Pounds |
| Width | 12 Inches |
The two most important things for those of us stuck at desks all the time are 1) taking regular breaks to move and 2) setting up your space as ergonomically as possible.
Taking breaks is the easiest one. For me, I am constantly drinking water (a couple liters a day), so that means every hour or so I need to get up to either use the bathroom or refill my water bottle. If I don't actually get up and move around, I'll at least check myself once an hour. Sit up straighter, move the neck about a bit and get back to work.
Proper workspace set up is the most helpful in the long run. Monitor placement: you want your monitor set up so the center of it is at eye level - if it's too low (which is what usually happens), put some old books or something below it to raise it up. You also want it at a good distance from you. The trick I was taught by a physical therapist is to sit in your chair and straighten your arm - the monitor should be at your fingertips. My office chair is not ideal, so I invested in a low back support cushion. It makes sure that I'm not flattening out my back too much (usually by pulling my hips forward and slouching). I'm also short so I had to get a cushion to put under my feet since they don't rest flat on the floor - however I doubt this applies to most people.
Good luck, I find that being conscious of your posture and your setup is the biggest part, and you're well on your way to that.
Have you tried something like this?
I have a spinal cord injury and throughout the first year and a half, some seats/surfaces caused incredible pain in my back. The support helped. I also had to bring my own cushion to sit on. Maybe just having a softer surface to sit on might help. So, maybe have a soft pillow/cushion to sit on might help with the pain.
Also, do you wear a belt when you sit? For me, a belt causes lower back pain after a while. Maybe take off or undo your belt when you're sitting. I have to undo mine to relieve some pain.