Fitting pants hold the pelvis and legs down into the xRover REHA seat. For a client who pushes into extension, slides forward under the lap belt or posts out of the seat when tone rises, a belt across the lap alone will not keep the pelvis back against the backrest. These work across the pelvis and the thighs together.
Getting the pelvis seated properly is the start of everything else: with the base held, the trunk has something to work against and the head follows. It also reduces the shear that comes with repeated sliding, which is the pressure risk on a long outing.
They come in two sizes and go on and off with the client in the seat, so the carer is not lifting to fit them.
