The chest support is the main load bearing contact for a client standing in prone in the Rabbit Up. It takes the weight of the upper body through the sternum and ribs so the head can lift and the hands are free to work.
Because it carries so much, fit is the thing that matters. Set correctly, the support spreads load across the chest and the client can stand comfortably for a useful length of time. Set poorly, it loads a narrow band and the session ends early.
It mounts to the frame’s chest fitting and adjusts for height, so it can be brought up as the client grows through a frame size. Several sizes run through the Rabbit Up range, so match the support to the frame your client has, and not to age.
