Brace Align Back Brace Extension Belt BKB123

SKU:BKB123-2

$19.99 - $19.99

$19.99

$19.99 - $19.99

$19.99

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Product Highlights:

EXCLUSIVE EXTENDER BELT: This premium extension belt is designed to enhance the fit of any Brace Align back brace, extending up to 66 inches for a custom, comfortable fit.
PLUS SIZE SUPPORT: Tailored for full-figured individuals, our extender belt ensures that everyone can experience the healing benefits of our premium back braces.
UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: Use this belt with a wide array of Brace Align back braces, making it a versatile addition to your back support system.
EASY CUSTOMIZATION: With a simple velcro attachment, this extension belt is effortless to adjust, ensuring a perfect fit for maximum support and comfort.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

Brace Align Back Brace Extension Belt BKB123 � Customize Your Back Support up to 66 Inches

Achieve the perfect fit with the Brace Align BKB123 Back Brace Extension Belt, designed to extend your back brace coverage up to 66 inches. This premium accessory maintains the same therapeutic support and comfort as your original brace while adding the length you need. The BKB123 integrates seamlessly with compatible Brace Align LSO, TLSO, and lumbar braces so you can keep the support you rely on.

KEY FEATURES:

EXTENDS BRACE RANGE: Adds length to compatible Brace Align back braces up to a 66" waist
UNIVERSAL INTEGRATION: Works with select LSO TLSO and lumbar models for a consistent fit
EASY ATTACHMENT: Sturdy hook-and-loop connects fast and stays secure during wear
MAINTAINS SUPPORT: Preserves your brace’s therapeutic compression and stabilization
ADJUSTABLE COMFORT: Allows more overlap for a smoother front closure and better comfort

INDICATIONS:

Back immobilization and stabilization
Plus size fit extension

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I relieve swelling and pain from a back injury? + –

Cold therapy is highly effective in reducing swelling and managing pain caused by back injuries. Using a cold therapy circulation machine delivers targeted relief, promotes faster recovery, and helps minimize discomfort.
Find Relief with Brace Direct: BlueIce Cold Therapy Circulation Machine

What kind of back brace is best for a compression fracture? + –

For compression fractures, a rigid TLSO back brace provides the immobilization and stabilization necessary for proper healing. It is designed to support the thoracic and lumbar regions, promoting recovery and reducing strain on the injured area.
Top Pick: Brace Align TLSO Thoracic Back Support Brace

Are back braces covered by insurance? + –

Brace Direct does not bill insurance companies directly, allowing us to offer competitive prices and a hassle-free shopping experience. All our back braces are FSA/HSA eligible, and many with PDAC codes (e.g., L0450) may qualify for Medicare or other insurance coverage. By purchasing directly, you avoid potential insurance delays and higher copays, ensuring convenience and savings.
Learn More: Direct-to-Consumer Medical Braces

How long should I wear a back brace for recovery? + –

The duration of wearing a back brace depends on the type and severity of your injury. For conditions like a compression fracture, a brace is typically worn for 6-12 weeks to ensure proper stabilization and healing. Always follow your doctor’s recommendations for wearing and adjusting your brace to maximize its benefits.

What is the difference between a TLSO and an LSO back brace? + –

A TLSO back brace provides support to both the thoracic (mid and upper back) and lumbar (lower back) regions, making it ideal for conditions affecting a larger portion of the spine. An LSO back brace focuses solely on the lumbar spine, offering targeted support for lower back pain or injuries. Selecting the right brace depends on the area of your back that needs stabilization.
Learn More: TLSO vs. LSO Back Braces