--- product_id: 256002045 title: "Ottobock The S.P.I.N.E. Adjustable Lower Back Brace with Pulley System - Lumbar Back Support Belt for Men and Women - Compression to Relieve Lower Back Pain & Spine Pressure, X-Small" brand: "roscoe medical" price: "474.45 DT" currency: TND in_stock: false reviews_count: 5 url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/256002045-ottobock-the-s-p-i-n-e-adjustable-lower-back store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # hydrostatic lift for spine decompression 1-step pulley for precise pressure breathable nylon mesh for all-day comfort Ottobock The S.P.I.N.E. Adjustable Lower Back Brace with Pulley System - Lumbar Back Support Belt for Men and Women - Compression to Relieve Lower Back Pain & Spine Pressure, X-Small **Brand:** roscoe medical **Price:** 474.45 DT **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🛡️ Support your spine, seize your day—adjustable relief that moves with you! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Ottobock The S.P.I.N.E. Adjustable Lower Back Brace with Pulley System - Lumbar Back Support Belt for Men and Women - Compression to Relieve Lower Back Pain & Spine Pressure, X-Small by roscoe medical - **How much does it cost?** 474.45 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/256002045-ottobock-the-s-p-i-n-e-adjustable-lower-back) ## Best For - roscoe medical enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted roscoe medical brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Active Lifestyle Ready:** Designed for movers and shakers—whether you’re hitting the gym, yard work, or just conquering your day, stay supported without restriction. - • **Post-Op & Injury Support:** Clinically trusted for herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and post-surgical recovery—your discreet partner in pain relief and spine stability. - • **Dynamic Spine Decompression:** Hydrostatic abdominal compression creates a gentle lift to ease pressure on discs and vertebrae, accelerating recovery. - • **All-Day Breathability & Comfort:** Lightweight nylon mesh panels keep you cool and supported during work, workouts, or errands. - • **Effortless Precision Adjustment:** One-hand pulley system lets you dial in support from light to firm in seconds—no hassle, just relief. ## Overview The Ottobock S.P.I.N.E. Adjustable Lower Back Brace features a unique one-step pulley system for customizable lumbar compression, providing hydrostatic lift to relieve spinal pressure. Crafted with breathable nylon mesh, it ensures comfort during extended wear. Ideal for managing lower back pain, post-operative recovery, and active lifestyles, this brace supports proper posture and spine alignment for men and women seeking effective, non-prescription back support. ## Description The S.P.I.N.E Adjustable Lumbar Back Support Pulley BeltOur back support belt for men and women of all ages is great for people who:Recently experienced a back injuryConstant lower back pain or issuesWeight lifters or athletes who strained their backs. Provide instant pain relief and supportArthritisBulging or herniated discsWork in strenuous manual labor jobsDriversAlso, those with lumbar disc displacement, osteoporosis, disc degeneration, disc herniation, post-operative fusion, laminectomy, discectomy, IDET procedures, spondylolisthesis and spinal stenosis.Great for activities such as walking your dog, doing yard work, washing the car, driving, cleaning, if you sit for long periods of time, or just running normal everyday errands. Even for more strenuous activities like running, hiking, horseback riding, weight lifting, playing sports. Let our back support brace help you get back to doing what you love!Unlike Any Other Lower Back Support Belt, our belt is:Great for pre- & post-op pain-relief & supportBack realignment device for a 1 second adjustment no matter what you are doingSmooth and easy-to-use mechanical pulley system to easily adjust the amount of pressure you are looking forProvides lumbar support pain relief by stabilizing and controlling the lower back positionPerfect for whether you want light or heavy abdominal compression. Adjust within secondsFind Your Size:Using a flexible tape measure, find the circumference around the narrow part of your waist:XS 20-25in(51-63cm)S 25-30 in (63.5-76cm)M 30-35 in (76-89cm)L 35-40 in (89-101.5cm)XL 40-45 in (101.5-114.5cm)XXL 45-50 in (114.5-127cm)XXXL 50-55in (127-139.5cm)Click Add to Cart now to to start getting relief Review: Big thumbs up - I had osteomyelitis of my L5S1 and the nearby disc last year. If you know anything about this condition, it is horribly painful; it is excrutiating. Unfortunately, my insurance company denied the first request for an MRI. By the way, if you have BCN like I do, I will say it right here, that's who denied it. The reason I am still angry about it is when my pain and physical health continued to decline incredibly and I ended up in the ER heading straight there from physical therapy. The physical therapy I had done that day completely excarbated the pain. I was in such excruciating pain despite the physical therapist working on me for 1-1/2 hours that I couldn't walk. The physical therapist had to put me into a wheel chair and take me to my car, where he had to pick me up out of the chair and put me into my car seat. AS I was driving away in horrific pain, all I could think of is how was I going to be able to get out of my car once I was home. The ER quickly treated me with pain medication, refused to do an MRI even though my family doctor said if the pain becomes unbearable, go to the ER and tell them to do an MRI. The next day I called the specialist I was seeing and told him what happened. He was able to get an MRI approved. Needless to say, I lost about a month or more time when I finally had the MRI. By the way, when I had the MRI, and at this point I couldn't even sleep on my back any longer and could barely turn over in bed so I was sleeping in my recliner. When I completed the MRI and sat up, I screamed out in agonizing pain. I couldn't walk and had to be wheelchaired to the changing room. It took hours before I could barely get myself back in my car to return to work. 2 hours after I left the facility where I got the MRI done, I got a call from the specialist saying I needed to be hospitalized. The thing is Osteomyelitits is an infection in the bone and my infection was in my lower spine and disc. This is a rare condition and 20% of people die from it. Needless to say, had the MRI been approved when it should have been, I would have been prevented further horrific pain and irreversible destruction to my spine and disc. I know much of this has nothing to do with my review but my hope is someone will read this who may be struggling or have had insurance issues similar and maybe I will save someone the horrific pain, etc. What I truly need and want to do is send a scathing letter to the CEO of BCN. Anyway, I was hospitalized for 6 days. Every time I had an MRI while in the hospital and they had me sit up coming out of the machine, I would scream and cry from agonizing pain. My spine would lock up and I can't even begin to describe the horrific pain I experienced. This was despite being prescribed Norco. Finally, the hospital (which if they knew what the heck they were doing, they would have figured it out sooner) gave me a very short acting but powerful painkiller and anxiety medication to me just before the last MRI which helped significantly. How they didn't fiture out how to to do this in the 6 mri's I had while there is beyond me. However, once I was discharged I had to get a follow up mri and went through the same mess. Anyway, I was on IV antibiotics for 10 weeks, out of work for 4 months and after IV antibiotics were finished, I took oral antibiotics for 6 months. About a month after discharge from the hospital, I followed up with the neurosurgeon I saw in the hospital. He wrote a script for the brace and there was an office next to his that sold this type of equipment. I was fitted for one and it has helped so tremendously. There has been lots of instability in my spine where the infection occurred. This brace supports me there wonderfully. There was talk of operating on my spine and putting in hardware but I got a second opinion thru U of M. I am so very glad I did. Plus, and I won't name names, the neurosurgeon who I had seen in the hospital wasn't board certified. There was no way I would even entertain the idea of spine surgery by someone who wasn't board certified. In fact, and what I find horrifying, there was only one board certified neurosurgeon for this hospital and it's a large hospital. Unfortunately, he was booked way out or I would have followed up with him. Like I mentioned, I eventually got the second opinion thru U of M. The neursurgeon there, who I researched heavily, was very conservative. Standard care for the infection is 6 weeks of iv antibiotics. He recommended against surgery and that my infectious disease doctor thru the other hospital system I was going thru extend the IV anti-biotics for 4 more weeks. In addition, with the brace, I was able to slowly start walking again, eventually longer distances. There was a time after discharge that I could barely walk around in my house. Eventually, I could make it 1/2 block. My family doctor urged me to walk as much as I could stand the pain. He explained that because the infection was in the lowest part of my spine, it's more difficult to get blood circulation there which helps the healing. I was so desperate to reduce the pain and heal the infection, that I got to the point where I was walking twice/day. This brace allowed me to do that. I speak highly of it to others. I have gone through several months of physical therapy and have several months more to do. The therapist said I need to work toward not using it as if you wear it too much, your abdominal muscles, etc end up weakening. I have had the brace since last year but my cat got ahold of it and chewed thru one of the strings. That led to me replacing it on desertcart. BCN paid the facility that I got it from the first time close to 150$ if memory serves me correctly. That's a huge difference from paying 60$ for it on desertcart. People have stopped me in the stores and asked me if the brace helps. I give them a resounding absolutely yes. This one is great quality. Again, I hope anyone reading this might find some of the additional personal story I added it in helpful to you. Doctors have said I will have permanent stiffness and pain that will never go away. However, I am a long way from where I was last year. By the way, when I switched my care to U of M and when I told the neurosurgeon there about my experiences with the MRI and he wanted a follow up one done, I was set up with light sedation to do it. That made a big difference. Why the heck the other hospital system didn't figure this out much more quickly is beyond me. Anyway, I give a big thumbs up on this brace. Review: Buen producto hasta el momento, ya veremos con el tiempo, ojalá y dure el sistema de poleas... - Muy fácil de usar ## Features - BACK SUPPORT BELT – The S.P.I.N.E. pulley back brace is built to comfortably and easily treat your lower back pain without a prescription. Our lumbar support belt stabilizes your lower back to relieve pain, provide injury support, or prevent lower back injury so you can stay active - ADJUSTABLE 1-STEP PULLEY SYSTEM – Easily adjust the amount of pressure on your back and spine with just one hand. Designed to provide you with comfortable support by allowing natural movement. Encourages proper posture and alignment of your spine. Adjust in seconds for light to high-level abdominal compression - PAIN RELIEF – Our compression belt creates pressure in your abdominal cavity which then in turn provides a hydrostatic lift in your lower spine to relieve pressure. Decompression back belt great for herniated discs, bulging discs, spinal stenosis, fractured vertebrae, osteoporosis, post-operative fusion and more - SUPPORT ACTIVE LIFESTYLE – Don’t let a sore or injured back stop you. Adjustable back brace perfect for the person who loves to stay active. Our lower back pain relief belt offers 6x greater power for added support and stability for athletes, exercising, sports, yard work, walking, etc - COMFORTABLE, BREATHABLE – Corset back support waist belt made from a breathable nylon material to provide you with maximum comfortable while keeping you cool. Features nylon mesh side panels to provide you with vertical support ## Images ![Ottobock The S.P.I.N.E. Adjustable Lower Back Brace with Pulley System - Lumbar Back Support Belt for Men and Women - Compression to Relieve Lower Back Pain & Spine Pressure, X-Small - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HjDJyljuL.jpg) ![Ottobock The S.P.I.N.E. 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The physical therapist had to put me into a wheel chair and take me to my car, where he had to pick me up out of the chair and put me into my car seat. AS I was driving away in horrific pain, all I could think of is how was I going to be able to get out of my car once I was home. The ER quickly treated me with pain medication, refused to do an MRI even though my family doctor said if the pain becomes unbearable, go to the ER and tell them to do an MRI. The next day I called the specialist I was seeing and told him what happened. He was able to get an MRI approved. Needless to say, I lost about a month or more time when I finally had the MRI. By the way, when I had the MRI, and at this point I couldn't even sleep on my back any longer and could barely turn over in bed so I was sleeping in my recliner. When I completed the MRI and sat up, I screamed out in agonizing pain. I couldn't walk and had to be wheelchaired to the changing room. It took hours before I could barely get myself back in my car to return to work. 2 hours after I left the facility where I got the MRI done, I got a call from the specialist saying I needed to be hospitalized. The thing is Osteomyelitits is an infection in the bone and my infection was in my lower spine and disc. This is a rare condition and 20% of people die from it. Needless to say, had the MRI been approved when it should have been, I would have been prevented further horrific pain and irreversible destruction to my spine and disc. I know much of this has nothing to do with my review but my hope is someone will read this who may be struggling or have had insurance issues similar and maybe I will save someone the horrific pain, etc. What I truly need and want to do is send a scathing letter to the CEO of BCN. Anyway, I was hospitalized for 6 days. Every time I had an MRI while in the hospital and they had me sit up coming out of the machine, I would scream and cry from agonizing pain. My spine would lock up and I can't even begin to describe the horrific pain I experienced. This was despite being prescribed Norco. Finally, the hospital (which if they knew what the heck they were doing, they would have figured it out sooner) gave me a very short acting but powerful painkiller and anxiety medication to me just before the last MRI which helped significantly. How they didn't fiture out how to to do this in the 6 mri's I had while there is beyond me. However, once I was discharged I had to get a follow up mri and went through the same mess. Anyway, I was on IV antibiotics for 10 weeks, out of work for 4 months and after IV antibiotics were finished, I took oral antibiotics for 6 months. About a month after discharge from the hospital, I followed up with the neurosurgeon I saw in the hospital. He wrote a script for the brace and there was an office next to his that sold this type of equipment. I was fitted for one and it has helped so tremendously. There has been lots of instability in my spine where the infection occurred. This brace supports me there wonderfully. There was talk of operating on my spine and putting in hardware but I got a second opinion thru U of M. I am so very glad I did. Plus, and I won't name names, the neurosurgeon who I had seen in the hospital wasn't board certified. There was no way I would even entertain the idea of spine surgery by someone who wasn't board certified. In fact, and what I find horrifying, there was only one board certified neurosurgeon for this hospital and it's a large hospital. Unfortunately, he was booked way out or I would have followed up with him. Like I mentioned, I eventually got the second opinion thru U of M. The neursurgeon there, who I researched heavily, was very conservative. Standard care for the infection is 6 weeks of iv antibiotics. He recommended against surgery and that my infectious disease doctor thru the other hospital system I was going thru extend the IV anti-biotics for 4 more weeks. In addition, with the brace, I was able to slowly start walking again, eventually longer distances. There was a time after discharge that I could barely walk around in my house. Eventually, I could make it 1/2 block. My family doctor urged me to walk as much as I could stand the pain. He explained that because the infection was in the lowest part of my spine, it's more difficult to get blood circulation there which helps the healing. I was so desperate to reduce the pain and heal the infection, that I got to the point where I was walking twice/day. This brace allowed me to do that. I speak highly of it to others. I have gone through several months of physical therapy and have several months more to do. The therapist said I need to work toward not using it as if you wear it too much, your abdominal muscles, etc end up weakening. I have had the brace since last year but my cat got ahold of it and chewed thru one of the strings. That led to me replacing it on Amazon. BCN paid the facility that I got it from the first time close to 150$ if memory serves me correctly. That's a huge difference from paying 60$ for it on Amazon. People have stopped me in the stores and asked me if the brace helps. I give them a resounding absolutely yes. This one is great quality. Again, I hope anyone reading this might find some of the additional personal story I added it in helpful to you. Doctors have said I will have permanent stiffness and pain that will never go away. However, I am a long way from where I was last year. By the way, when I switched my care to U of M and when I told the neurosurgeon there about my experiences with the MRI and he wanted a follow up one done, I was set up with light sedation to do it. That made a big difference. Why the heck the other hospital system didn't figure this out much more quickly is beyond me. Anyway, I give a big thumbs up on this brace. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Buen producto hasta el momento, ya veremos con el tiempo, ojalá y dure el sistema de poleas... *by G***I on 14 November 2019* Muy fácil de usar ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 腰痛軽減 *by 有***右 on 12 September 2025* フィットして良い --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/256002045-ottobock-the-s-p-i-n-e-adjustable-lower-back](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/256002045-ottobock-the-s-p-i-n-e-adjustable-lower-back) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-06-02*