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Product Details
| Release Date: | 2007-01-24 |
| Category: | Sports |
| Label/Manufacturer: | Back Booster |
| Model: | 1001 |
| UPC: | 827912021844 |
Product Description
Need a little extra lumbar support while traveling or working? Turn to the Back Booster inflatable lumbar cushion, which is ideal for airline seats, train travel, car seats, desk chars, beach chairs, and just about anywhere else. The Back Booster is made of high-quality, waterproof PVC, with an adjustable nylon strap and plastic clips for added stability. It also features no metal parts whatsoever, so you needn't worry about security delays at the airport. And thanks to the patent-pending design, the cushion inflates in just a few breaths and then deflates to pocket size. Accommodating of people of all sizes, the Back Booster pillow measures 13.5 by 14 by 3.1 inches (W x H x D) when fully inflated and comes with a convenient nylon travel bag. It's also backed by an unconditional 30-day money back guarantee.
Product Features
* Inflatable lumbar cushion for traveling, working, and driving* High-quality, waterproof PVC construction with nylon strap
* Inflates in just a few breaths and deflates to pocket size
* No metal parts; includes convenient nylon travel bag
* Measures 13.5 x 14 x 3.1 inches (W x H x D)
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Customer Reviews
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on 2010-01-31Wonderful product, i bought this item for my wife and she loves it for her office chair.
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on 2009-12-27I am pretty thin so when I sit in an airplane seat there is usually an inch or two of space between the small of my back and the back of the airplane seat. This fills the space, and gives the seat a more cushioned feel altogether. For long flights, this is a must for me and makes the flight pleasant... without it I am in pain only an hour into the flight.
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on 2009-12-06I am a semi-frequent flier, and I like lumbar support when sitting on a plane or in a car. This Back Booster 1001 Inflatable Lumbar Support Cushion is the BEST back pillow I have ever used.
It is slightly larger than its competition, it is made of thicker material, it has a clever waist belt attached so that the pillow stays in the exact perfect position behind you, and most importantly it has a tough plastic valve for inflation. The problem with other brands, especially the Lewin N. Clark back pillow, is the valve eventually fails, and then the air seeps out while you are using it. The Back Booster uses a heavy duty valve that requires the user to pinch it open while inflating. This makes for a secure seal. Much better than Lewis N. Clark.
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on 2009-10-16i had to return this item 2 times bc it kept deflating. first week it was fine. then 3rd week it basically started leaking air...
not good. otherwise, the shape, the fact that it can get compact, make it very useful for flights and at work - but the manufacturing issue is a problem.
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on 2009-08-18I use this on the bus for my commute to work daily and it has kept me from having backaches. I only needed a little something extra and since it is adjustable, it fit the bill!
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