Abdominal Stabilizer Assembly Instructions
Step 1
Gather the following components: Ergovation
®
back pad (C) with long loop (I) and
short hook (J) pieces of Abdominal Stabilizer.
Step 2
Lie the Back Pad (C) so the inside is facing up. Insert the snap fastener ends of the
Abdominal Stabilizer (I and J) through the designated slots in Back Pad (C). Ensure
the
loop side of Abdominal Stabilizer (I) is facing down and the hook side of
Abdominal Stabilizer (J) is facing up on opposite wing of Back Pad (C).
Do not attach the snap fasteners around the hook fastener on outside of the Back
Pad (C) at this time.
Step 3
Pull Abdominal Stabilizer (J) through elastic band on end of Back Pad (C) as shown.
Repeat with loop side (I)
on opposite wing of Back Pad.
If desired, place the lumbar support (K) into the lumbar pocket of the Ergonomic
back pad (C) at this time.
Step 4
Final assembly of Abdominal Stabilization System should look like this.
NOTE:
Loop side (I) ready to accept hook side (J).
Notice loop side (I) is
longer to prevent chafing of hook side (J) in the abdomen region.
Warning:
Abdominal Stabilization System is for support and comfort only. Do not over tension to increase
snugness of fit!!
If stabilizer is too loose or tight you may need to go up or down a size in the Back pad or loop side
(short, medium or long) of the stabilizer. When attaching the elastic Abdominal Stabilization System: tighten the abdominal
muscles by tightening the abdomen as if you were doing a crunch, then secure the hook and loop fastener. Be sure not to hold
your breath when you fasten the hook and loop fastener as this will cause over-tightening. If abdominal stabilizer loses its
elasticity over time replace with new stabilizer.
“D” Piece Assembly Instructions
Step 1
Place the Back Pad (C) around your waist and attach the hook and loop fastener of the Abdominal
stabilizer.
Attach the loop fastener of the Short “D” Piece (B) to the hook fastener on the
left side of the Back Pad (C). Align the Short “D” Piece so that the heel of the
D-ring is slightly forward of the projection of your hip bone.
Ergovation.Doc 11-3-08 (Rev. 8-18-17)
PN 230216
