Upright Go 2 Posture Trainer Review for Function in Daily Life including Disneyland

Описание: The Upright Go has been something I have used off and on with my scoliosis and kyphosis patients for a while. The original version I didn't really like the adhesive and I had my reservations on a few other things.

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So, when I was in St George Utah for my son's marching band competition, then driving to Disneyland for 2 days, I decided to try the new version, the Upright Go 2.

Over 5 days I wore the upright go 2 and didn't change the adhesive to see how long it would last. It was surprising that is was VERY comfortable and I even forgot I was wearing it most of the time.

While in Disneyland, it rained both days, and even with changing in and out of jackets and ponchos, it stayed put really well. It didn't buzz too much other than on a few rides where I was forward for a bit, but this wouldn't really be the setting to try the functionality. This was more to test the durability and comfort of the adhesive.

After we got home, I put it on my counter and didn't put it back on for 2 weeks. The adhesive worked just as well as it had 3 weeks prior. That was pretty amazing!

One of my big hang-ups was the need to swap out the adhesive regularly, but I am realizing this would not need to happen very often. I don't know what the adhesive is made out of, but it is pretty cool.

This video doesn't talk as much about the functionality of the Upright Go 2, but more to if it will stand the test of a few really full days of activity....and it did!

This would be a great device for anyone with posture issues, those who sit at a desk most of the day, and specifically those with postural deformities like Scheuermann's Kyphosis and Scoliosis.

Upright Go 2 - https://amzn.to/3V2s8D8
Upright Go 2 with necklace attachment - https://amzn.to/3i0n4jU
Necklace attachment - https://amzn.to/3GxNBiO


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