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16 July 2015

Review - Premium Black Backpack from AIRBAC

** I have purchased this product with a huge discount courtesy of AIRBAC. My honest feedback is 100% mine and may vary from yours.



I am not a backpack user. I only have 1 backpack that I purchased while I was still in college and even then, it wasn't as fancy, functional, ergonomically beneficial as this Premier Black AIRBAC backpack.








AIRBAC backpacks are designed to help ease the pressure and stress on the user's back due to heavy weight of the bag's contents. With the patented air support system, it helps take the weight off the back by moving the contents to a more comfortable and back-friendly position. This method helps the bearer feel like they are carrying half the weight only.


What I like about this backpack:
It is beautifully designed and has a back-support technology that uses air to take off weight from the contents.

It has plenty of space and compartments to stash your laptop, books, iPad, other gadgets, power cords, beauty kits, and even some clothes and shoes. It is perfect for travel.



It can fit a 15" laptop.

It has an iPad pouch in front of the bag.

It promotes good posture and spinal alignment because the AIRBAC air system redistributes the contents' weight across the back and this allows the user's body to relax in an upright position.

It has air-cushioned protection to keep the AIRBAC air system pouch covered and secured. Aside from that, it has cushioned protection inside the bag too to protect your belongings from shock.



The AIRBAC backpack was designed for all body types, including children. So this backpack is great from children to adults and even the outgoing types.

The backpack has padded shoulder straps that provides comfort to the wearer without biting the skin or causing to tag the skin tightly when the backpack is full.

It comes with a warranty. For more info, you may visit www.airbac.com.


My recommendations:
It may be bulky but it is definitely not cumbersome. It seems to be bulky because of the padding and AIRBAC air support system but they are important parts of the backpack to make it ergonomically and perfect for the backpack wearer's posture and spine. The backpack is great for travel and even for outdoor use. Even students and athletic people can use this kind of backpack because it is spacious and can protect your gadgets with its padded interiors.



Specifications:
L13”xW6.25”xH19”


Colour:
Black but you can purchase other colours and styles too.


Price:
US$89.99 excluding shipping


Where to buy:
You can order this beautiful and very functional backpack from www.airbac.com and use this code for a special discount upon check out:  tom12


This is a perfect choice especially for your back-to-school needs!



To know more about the various backpacks of AIRBAC and the air support system it uses, check out www.airbac.com. The illustration below will give you an idea why this is the perfect back for you. If you love your back and want to keep your posture correct while carrying heavy stuff, then AIRBAC is the right choice.





16 March 2015

Faburo Adjustable Posture Back Brace Review #BestPostureBrace



** I received this product for free in exchange of my unbiased review. My feedback is 100% mine and may vary from yours.



I have a sedentary type of work that requires 8.5 hours of continuous sitting. At some point, I develop back pains because of prolonged sitting and it is very important I get the right support for my condition.

The Faburo Adjustable Posture Back Brace is the way to help me correct my posture because of prolonged sitting.

What I like: 
It has adjustable straps that can fit 26-40" chest size.
It can be worn under a shirt if you want to be discreet.
It can be worn outside the shirt which makes it versatile.
It comes in 2 colours: black and white
It is not bulky.
It is lightweight.
It has big beads on the lower back support to simulate the normal curvature of the spine.
Unisex
Washable
Can be worn during workouts/exercise and other physical activities requiring back support
Slightly padded so it doesn't put unnecessary pressure on my skin.




What I don't like:
Taking it off is not much of a challenge but not as easy as I would have thought.  I had to ask my husband to assist in taking it off from my shoulders. Otherwise, it is not very cumbersome but an effort has to be exerted to be able to take it off.


Materials:
Fabric
Cushion/foam
Metal buckle
Velcro snaps


My recommendation:
I highly recommend this back support because it helps to straighten your posture. This is the right back support for me as I sit whole day in the office and it is equally good to provide the right support when I exercise.


You can purchase this product from Amazon - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HMBNW9G/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1






28 June 2013

The Key to Good Posture

Any chiropractic physician can tell you that good posture is important for a healthy back. It also can prevent other sore muscles and headaches. Good posture is also necessary to look good and stand tall. It gives you a confident look that cannot be found any other way. While adjusting out of a bad posture can be difficult at first, working toward it should help you get the great posture that you’ve always wanted. Over time, it will become natural.

Tips for Improving Your Posture

You will need to start by finding what good posture is for you. If you have a full-length mirror, it helps to stand in front of it and look at yourself while you do this exercise. Keep your back straight and bring your shoulders back a little bit. Pull in your belly and keep your chin up. Lower your shoulders and bring out your chest. You should be able to draw a line from your ankle to your knees to your hip and your shoulder. The vertebrae on your back should be stacked up on top of each other. Be careful to not scrunch forward or lean too far back. Try to stay like this as long as you can. It may be tiring at first. To help get used to this, there are some exercises you can do. Stand up straight and stick your arms straight out to the side so they are parallel to the ground. Slowly move them in small circles. After doing ten reps of ten, slowly raise and lower your arms to the hip from the same position. Do ten repetitions of ten exercises for this as well. This will help strengthen your muscles in the back so it becomes easier to hold yourself up properly.

Make Your Back Flexible

It’s important to make your back strong, but it is also necessary to keep it flexible as well. Find back stretches that you enjoy and put them into your routine every day. Even if you stretch while you are sitting at your desk, it will help. If you continue to have problems, start practicing yoga and go see a chiropractic physician.



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