SIMMS BACKMAGIC WADING BELT
Designed by orthopedic physicians strictly for the angler. For when your heart and soul is into the fishing, but your back just isn't. The Black Magic Wading Belt was designed by orthopedic physicians to help ease the pain that can come from fighting rivers and, if you're lucky, strong-willed fish. This back-saving belt adjusts for an anatomically correct fit on any angler.
FEATURES
- Designed by orthopedic physicians and manufactured by a medical products company
- Highly breathable structured mesh for support and ventilation
- Two-part adjustable closure: Velcro® - easy & secure closure, self-adjusting, anatomically correct fit.
- Small fits 30"-35", Medium fits 35"-40", Large fits 40"-46"
- 14 oz
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Orlando (Argentina) | July 20th, 2023
It works, provides very good back support.
David Kuhn (Pennsylvania) | December 19th, 2021
This is made of great quality materials, it's fit is comfortable and not like most back braces where you sweat all day wearing it. I would recommend this product
EunJung Lee (New Jersey) | October 2nd, 2020
Indispensable, wore under waders (with old wader belt worn as usual to cinch waders), Could fish all day without pain, during or after. Major help in keeping posture consistent during wading and while stationary and casting, bending over to release fish etc... Well designed, unobtrusive,, helped me stay in the water longer and more comfortably. Highly recommend to those who are “lower back pain challenged”.
EunJung Lee (New Jersey) | September 21st, 2020
Indispensable, wore under waders (with old wader belt worn as usual to cinch waders), Could fish all day without pain, during or after. Major help in keeping posture consistent during wading and while stationary and casting, bending over to release fish etc... Well designed, unobtrusive,, helped me stay in the water longer and more comfortably. Highly recommend to those who are “lower back pain challenged”.
