Anterior trunk support is about function as much as safety. Holding the trunk upright over a stable pelvis frees the arms for reaching, keeps the head up for vision and communication, and helps with breathing and eating. The Spex padded centrepoint shoulder harness does that job for clients who pull or fall forward.
It is a popular choice across both male and female wheelchair users because the pad shape follows the chest without pressing awkwardly, and the single central buckle keeps the front of the harness clear. Adjustment is generous, so a support worker can get the fit right without tools.
The pads are resilient, water resistant and conform to the body without creasing, the polyester webbing is ridge woven so it grips once tightened, and the stainless steel adjusters hold their position. This is the extra large size. It is a positioning device only and is not a vehicle restraint.
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