A child who slides forward in a chair loses the position everything else in the seating system was set up to hold. This R82 neoprene belt works on the pelvis, pulling down and back so the child stays seated back in the seat.
Neoprene is the reason to choose it over a webbing-only belt. It has some give and a broad, soft contact surface, so the load spreads over a wider area and the belt steadies the pelvis rather than pinning it. That suits a child who needs consistent positioning through the day rather than firm restraint.
It fits across the R82 paediatric range, including the Kudu wheelchair, the x:panda dynamic seating system and the Wombat Solo and Wombat Living chairs. Three sizes cover different girths, and the right one depends on the child measured in the seating system, not out of it.
