i need a back support that contours my arch lower back. what would you recommend?
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I went to Modell's and purchased a Nike fabric belt and get the support I need. I do like the leather belts, however, comfort and support are equally important. I've noticed that men in the gym wear both. I would recommend going to a sporting store and trying both on to determine which meets your needs.
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for me i that have a pinched sciatic nerve. i feel that the material belts are better suited for my type body and training.i try lifting heavy with up to 10 to 12 reps.before i stack on more weight.if you have an arch back any fabric or a not to wide leather belt would do a good job.back support is not to be under estimated if hurt it.you will regret it later in life. gl and i hope this helped answer your question
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Hi, I think they'll do what you want. The description says insoles, I didn't see arch support mentioned. They are flat and fairly thin so they should fit in most applications, and they add a bit of pad and comfort without taking up too much room.
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If you are looking for a defined arch support this would not work. They are a very thin gel insert. They have placed the gel and designed the bottom just right to relieve certain pressure points in the feet. I have plantar fasciitis and they work GREAT for this. I do have a pair in my running/walking shoes and they are great for me, but I don't have flat feet. Hope this helps.
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I do not find that it is supportive of my back. It does go lower than my waist line.
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Really like this support. I started to get a hump on my back, wearing this it helped me walk and stand straight. I no longer have the hump.
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I also have a bad back and need support, you won't be disappointed in this item. The cushions are comfortable, but you don't melt into it and sink, having a hard time getting up. The backrest if soft yet angled nearly 90deg., I hate couches that lean back too far. I would rate this a 9 out of 10 on back support/comfort.
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I used the silipos. It helps but barely. It mostly helps with the level of discomfort of certain shoes.
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I am also on the lookout for ankle support that would fit comfortably while wearing shoes. Found this here on Amazon and since they don't specify how to choose the size, I looked up the company itself. Their website says to measure around the ankle. http://www.muellersportsmed.com/archive/lifecare_contour_ankle.htm
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Yup no prob thats what im doin. However it does sag a lil on each side since theres 7 points for support, 3per front and back and 1in the middle. Hope that helped.
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The best way to protect your spine is to roll off the back arch to one side or the other. NEVER sit back up straight.
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I have severe pronation and fallen arches. So I need a strong arch support as well. These are the only ones that work anywhere close to a custom orthotic. They will not last as long as a custom but they will do the trick for a year or two.
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Since the seat is wider than most it should provide more support. Not sure if this extra support helps a back problem. however.I would check with your doctor.
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I don't have that problem so I couldn't tell you on that. But it does give me relief to my lower back. You can always try one at stores that have them displayed or a friend that has one. But I would check with your Dr before you do it to be sure it is ok with your back problem
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I have very flat feet and that was why I purchased them. You will feel the arch from this insert that you wish your foot had naturally.
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There is good arch support; there is not what I would call metatarsal support, if you mean extra padding or contouring in metatarsal area.
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the cf440 is the max support you can get for feet with "no arch"---or FLATFEET--------this is what I use---------the 340 is for those not so severe
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I have used the bedrest on my sofa and I liked the extra back support while reading. Helps prevent slumping.