Not every support needs to be bolted on. The Bodypoint Universal Elastic Strap is a stretch strap that goes across the chest, abdomen, lap or legs with no tools and no permanent mounting, which makes it a practical way to test a support position before you commit to a fixed harness. It also suits a client who only needs support for part of the day.
It is high-stretch neoprene backed with a soft nylon loop fabric, and it closes with hook and loop anywhere along its length. That gives continuous adjustment rather than a set of fixed holes, and it can be trimmed shorter without the cut edge fraying.
The end tab has a thumbhole, so it can be grasped and released one-handed. That matters for a client with reduced hand function and for a carer working from the side of a chair. Because the strap gives under load, treat it as an anterior support rather than a pelvic restraint: Bodypoint recommends a pelvic belt alongside it where pelvic position needs to be held. It travels well too, for use in a vehicle, at home or in sport.
