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The Lumbarpack
It's a backpack-styled lumbar roll or pillow that will stay in place while driving, working, or lounging, thanks to the attached shoulder straps. | |
If you sit a lot, you should take frequent breaks to ease
the
tension. If you drive a taxi or sit at a desk all day, this
may be just what you need to keep your back properly
curved and comfortable.
The purpose of this device is to serve as a lumbar pillow,
but one that will not slip or
fall if you lean or twist or
wriggle around. The adjustable straps allow users to
customize exactly where the lumbar roll. The roll is
cushioned but is firm enough to help maintain the
natural
curve in the lower back. If desired, a tennis ball may be
inserted inside the pillow cover to concentrate on a knot
that needs extra pressure. Heating the pillow may also
be an option when taut muscles need softening with
heat.
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It's OK, [21 Quest]; it works all night and it works all
day. |
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He's (got) a lumbarpack and he's ok... |
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Perhaps it should come in a red plaid pattern? |
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(sp: taught -> taut, unless yours are smarter than mine)
(which is not unlikely) |
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Ah, thanks [lurch]! Fixing... |
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And no, my muscles are just as dumb as anyone's. |
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Good idea.
There is muscle-memory...
Sciattica! Sciattica! |
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