Latest 6 Reviews Here is what people are saying about the Posture Perfect Band
"Slightly uncomfortable, but okay..."
2009-10-04
- Reviewed By User: A3C1KFH1SFY08W
About what I expected. It does dig into your underarms a little bit, but it does make a difference, if you adjust it to the right size. Don't wear it ALL day when you first get it - ease into it, or you'll be just as uncomfortable as you were before. I'd recommend it if you need something to get you started on working on your posture.
"Works but uncomfortable so I recommend...."
2009-07-25
- Reviewed By User: A3IBGWP53XMJY5
I was recommended this kind of support by a professional massage therapist. I sit at a desk for at least 8 hrs a day and go to school at night so my neck and shoulders are in moderate to severe discomfort, especially towards the end of the work week.
I definitely feel the Underworks posture perfect band working when I wear it. The first time I wore it for more then the initial minute (to figure out the hook placement in the back), it was uncomfortable. My shoulders and my back were fine; the area is the irritated was under your arms. I looked at other posture support bands (shouldersback particularily) but they were significantly more money plus I did not want to get burnt spending that much dough (shouldersback was $50 without shipping) so I tried the cheaper alternative. To overcome the irritation under my arms, I found an old suit jacket that had shoulder pads exposed (the jacket was not lined). I cut the shoulder pads off of that jacket and used safety pins to adhere the shoulder pads around the band. This will work best b/c I can remove the shoulder pads to wash weekly. For the price, definitely worth it. Definitely look into finding shoulder pads before buying this product. I managed to wear the band (without my shoulder pad contraption) for 4 hours over a short sleeve t-shirt that had cap sleeves but would ultimately like to wear under my clothing for the entire work day. The band is discrete and not bulky and even with the shoulder pads I will be able to do so.
Not bad for the price.
Good Luck
"doesnt do much"
2009-06-14
- Reviewed By User: A25294XPJJ1WRY
this product really didnt help me with my posture. it hurt my arm pits, it was diffucult to get on and off and you can see it through clothing. I dont reccomend it to anybody who isnt very thin.
"Perfect for the large busted and small shoulder types"
2009-04-09
- Reviewed By User: A2RYRRTUZW9ZSC
My ex had a big chest that sagged down and caused back problems. I purchased this to help her out, but the problem was she had shoulders to big for this to work properly. If you have smaller shoulders/back you will be fine and the product will work great.
"Good, but not"
2009-03-31
- Reviewed By User: AZWK3NRFT88Q9
I had high hopes for this...at first it was great...then, after about 10 minutes, it started to shift. It would not stay put. The middle part ends up at your neck...try to fix that discretely at work! It definitely shows under your clothes unless you are wearing a sweat shirt with a hood. I need to find something else...
"Not that great"
2009-03-23
- Reviewed By User: AZLT98M6HVK04
The brace only served as a reminder to hold my shoulders back because if I didn't, it hurt worse than it did when I let them slouch. Very uncomfortable. Only wore it for about a week.
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"doesnt do much"
"Perfect for the large busted and small shoulder types"