LAVVON Posture Corrector, Yoga Sticks Stretching Tool, Yoga sticks for posture, Hunchback corrector, Retractable Design for Adult and Child Back Brace Posture Corrector

Surprisingly well made product. After just a few minutes use i could already feel some tension where my posture was being forced to adjust. Please be sure to follow the guidance provided to ensure your form is proper.The adjustable arms in all four directions make this a much easier product to use amongst family members of different heights and the foam padding on each end helps with comfort.As you can see from the close in images you need to align the final piece just right or it will not set properly. The given instructions need to be bigger and a little more clear otherwise this is a well made product!

This is junk, absolutely a piece of junk.

The quality is not good, it broke after only ten days of use

One of many tools to help with posture. It was medium difficulty to assemble. Adjusting it to the length you want is easy. When using the device, it puts your body in a awkard pose. I can feel it working on my back but it hurt my arms after awhile. The instructions say to use it 10-30 minutes a day. You definitely have to build your way up to the 30 minutes as it does become uncomfortable after just a few minutes. It is a bit bulky and odd shaped so I'm having trouble finding a place to store it. For best results it should be used along with other posture corrector devices as well as other techniques and excercises.

Because I sit all day, I appreciate anything that is convenient to correct my posture. This item sort of serves the convenience aspect, but it's a bit uncomfortable. First of all, after assembly, you can adjust the length of the bars so that it fits your height/body size. Secondly, once that is set, this item becomes an easy go-to tool that you can just place by your desk to use whenever you have a moment. However, that's generally the extent to its benefits. For example, the bars are a bit uncomfortable, especially the one that is pressed against your tailbone (note: it doesn't necessarily rest snugly into your butt crevice, as the model's picture suggests). It would have been more comfortable if there was more padding (or perhaps some sort of small mold). Next, the bars aren't necessarily solid. I can feel the bars start to bend when I exert too much pressure, and I wasn't trying to pressure-test it. Overall, it's a nice, convenient tool to have around, but a quick yoga stretch might be more beneficial.