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Cinch-Loc™ LSO Brace

The Cinch-Loc™ LSO provides constant lumbar and abdominal support and protection for the healing back. Rigid anterior and posterior panels work together to stabilize the lumbar sacral region and relieve pressure from the spine, holding it in a healthy, correct posture. The hydrostatic lift reduces the load on the lumbar discs and often provides immediate pain relief.

Soft, breathable mesh material allows for maximum patient comfort and encourages compliance. Patented strapping method provides a secure fit with no migration. Easy application. Color: Black

 

 

CAUTION: It is HIGHLY recommended that you contact a health care professional for an evaluation before beginning any new treatments and/or exercise programs.

Detailed Description

The rigid posterior panel is designed with an optional indentation that can easily be removed depending on indications. The indented back provides superior pain relief for those with chronic pain, a herniated lumbar disc or degenerative disc disease. Removing the indented portion creates a flat back design ideal for post-surgical use, preventing pressure on sensitive incision areas.

Sizing chart Below

Sizes Fits
Small 24 – 28″
Medium 29 – 33″
Large 34 – 39″
X-Large 40 – 44″
XX-Large 45 – 49″
XXX-Large 50 – 55″
XXXX-Large 56 – 60″

Measure around waist at navel.

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