Tool Pouches and belt not included  Standard pouches are compatible with the Tool Back Belt $53.99

If you Work with Tools

You Need the Tool Back Belt.

Anyone who has worn a workbelt on top of a typical back support knows the discomfort and restriction that the combination causes. With the Back-A-Line Tool Belt, you no longer need to sacrifice good back support for the convenience of carrying your tools with you. Now you can combine your favorite tool pouches with the safety and protection offered by the Back-A-Line Belt!
 

The Back-A-Line Belt, with its patented firm, curved lumbar pad, has been proven, in a peer-reviewed study, to improve posture, at a sub-conscious level, which is the only way to reduce back pain or prevent future injury. Its non-stretch design eliminates the risk of muscle weakening, a fear with other back belts. Back-A-Line is designed to combat the actual cause of back injury, poor posture, rather than addressing only the symptom by masking back pain.

The Back-A-Line Belt is a back support belt with a unique, patented design which reduces back pain, prevents injury, and promotes good posture.

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How is Back-A-Line Different?

Back-A-Line is like no other back support on the market! Because it is firm instead of elastic, it provides consistent support, while typical elastic back supports give out when you need them most!

 

What Size And Colors Are Available?

The Back-A-Line is available only in black. The belt is available in six sizes:  S (27-32"), M (31-36"), L (35-40"), XL (39-44"),.

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Endorsements

Back-A-Line has been praised by chiropractors, sports physicians, and other health professionals. Read what they have to say about the design of the Back-A-Line family of belts.

Praise for Back-A-Line


Sports Medicine-In receiving the Seal of Acceptance (their only endorsement ever granted), Back-A-Line was reviewed by several noted physicians. Some of their comments:

"The rigid, firm lumbar support is ideal.. I like a non-stretch belt with a lumbar curve added."

"The belt promotes good postural alignment, creating balanced muscle activity for proper muscle function."

Ergonomic- The Industrial Hygiene Association's Ergonomist of the year-1994, a consistent critic of industrial back belts, writes:

"Your concept of a stiffer form-fitted back belt is appealing, and is much more consistent with my own thinking than many of the soft pliable belts."

Chiropractic- International lecturer, Inventor of the "Back Companion" and other health related products, Dr. Guy Doran writes:

"The stiff, rounded quality of your lumbar pad maintains the proper lordotic alignment to protect the lower spine. Promoting good posture alone should be a major contributor to back pain reduction, but the pressure of your pad against the back muscles seems to provide a further alleviating effect.
AOASM-In a later endorsement, the academy addressed the most controversial issue in back support, muscle atrophy (weakening of the muscles from disuse).

"We particularly like Back-A-Line's design when compared with the common elastic belts. The risk of muscle atrophy is caused by elastic belts doing the work that the muscles would normally be recruited to do. In contrast, Back-A-Line, with its non-stretch belt, will stimulate the abdominal muscles by providing resistance for them. Similarly, with its lumbar pad to promote lordosis, the belt should stimulate the erector muscles as well."

The Industrial Athlete   - A national network of physicians advising corporations to adopt sports medicine principles for industrial employees, providing them with conditioning, personal protective equipment and effective rehabilitation. To that end, they write:

"The Back-A-Line belt helps accomplish these three functions".  As the #1 category of industrial injury costs, the low back should be given a high priority. Back-A-Line, along with an effective exercise program, helps to significantly reduce that risk."
 

Orthopedic- A major medical school study states, conceptually:

"A smoothly contoured, firm surface therefore appears to be a desirable feature of an orthosis."

"It provides a proprioceptive and apparent pain blocking effect."
 

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