OPTP The Original McKenzie D-Section Lumbar Roll – USA-Made Low Back Lumbar Support Pillow for Office, Back Pillow for Car and Travel. The Preferred Lumbar Pillow of Physical Therapists.

Works well. Good product.

The media could not be loaded. The original McKenzie brand-name is synonymous with quality and performance for anything to do with back pain, relief, or as part of a back-related rehabilitation or maintenance exercise program. Nice fabric on the outside, sturdy foam cushion on the inside, wrapped in a cellophane or plastic, which increases its longevity and utility overtime. Has a strap to adjust over chair or seat. My surgeon recommended that I also use the D-Section lumbar roll by Original McKenzie for certain floor-based exercises to increase the archness of my lower back that he says is also important for overall strengthening and rehabilitation. Very easy to use and it’s comfortable.

Una parte del elástico llegó con defecto, se vé estirado. Pero cumple la función

I think that all the lumbar rolls are made to fit most men. The one I purchased is somewhat large for my lumbar area and is very hard.

I have the full round but it was too thick for me so I tried this and it is much better. I researched the McKenzie Method to cure my lower back pain and at times weakness. Keep your back straight, push your stomach out and within 2 months you can be cured! I use this in my car as I drive all, the more time I drive the better I get if I focus on pushing my stomach out and back straight. I also use one in bed. I installed board under recline seat and back to force a better posture. The biggest cause of lower back pain is recliners and too much time in recliners with the lower humping back going the wrong way.

Great product and support. Excellent

Description says for "car and travel". Newsflash, any car produced since 1980 is going to have bolstering on the seats. The attachment points of the strap to the lumbar roll are at the back which means when you get out of the seat, it is suspended four inches off of the seat. So the elastic strap which should hold it in place is completely ineffective. Lumbar roll must be re-arranged every time you exit and re-enter the seat. Solution, move the strap attachment point to front of the pad, so that it stays flush against the seat and stays in place. Also, way to deep. I require a lot of lumbar support, much more than the average sufferer of lumbar pain, and this thing is just too much.

I use this on my La-Z-Boy recliner and it has reduced strain and discomfort in my lower back. I actually get an “ahhhh” sensation when I situate it and lean back.